- Armenian Awakening: Revival of a Church
In 20th century, Armenia witnessed a series of cataclysms with nation nearly destroyed by Turks, identity swallowed by communism 20世紀には、アルメニアは、共産主義に飲み込まほぼトルコによって破壊された国と大変動、一連のアイデンティティ目撃
- Anti-Qaida group fighter killed, 3 security officers arrested in Iraq
A member of Iraq's anti-Qaida Awakening Council group was killed and three civilians were wounded in attacks in Iraqi's eastern province of Diyala on Sunday, while three security officers in the province were arrested in the day, a provincial police source said.
Unidentified gunmen shot dead a member of the local Awakening Council group near his house in northern Baquba, the provincial capital city, some 65 km northeast of Baghdad, a source from Diyala's operations command told Xinhua on cond ... 理事会グループ目覚めメンバーは、イラクの反アルカイダと殺されたディヤラの日に逮捕されたの役員は、州のセキュリティ三間、日曜日の負傷で攻撃された3つの民間人が県東部のイラク、地方の警察筋によると
- David Prosser: Sorry to break up the party, but...
Outlook Nobody likes a party pooper, but the list of reasons to fear a setback in 2011 is just as long, if not longer. The recovery is not yet secure and may prove much more sluggish than official forecasts suggest. If so, any company with exposure to the consumer, frontline or otherwise, will struggle. The markets have priced in a glass-half-full picture of recovery, and will take a less impressive bounce back, let alone a double dip, very badly. Even more threatening is the fear of another crisis. Anyone who thinks the eurozone has put its problems behind it is in for a rude awakening in the new year. Nor is the banking sector, under increasing pressure to simultaneously repay state support and improve capital funding, in the clear. Outlookの誰もが、党の座をしらけさせる人が好きな理由のリストは2011年には後退を恐れるように同じように、そうでない場合は長い長いです
- Ireland crisis: nine out of 10 want Brian Cowen out
Taioseach's government is one of the most unpopular ever with 90% expressing dissatisfaction according to a new pollIt just confirms what the country already knew. Brian Cowen is leading possibly the most unpopular government since the foundation of the state barely 100 years ago. An overwhelming 90% – almost unheard of in political polls – have expressed dissatisfaction with the government in the latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll. Cowen's personal rating is almost on the floor – at just 14%, down five points on the previous poll conducted by the paper in September. If there were an election tomorrow, Fianna Fail would be voted out of office – the party would get just 17% of seats while their Green Party coalition partners would get just 2%. The findings are a record low for a government. They also show a surge in support for Sinn Fein which is up seven points at 15%, if an election were held tomorrow.The poll, which puts support for any Irish government at the lowest since the Irish Times starting polling in 1982, show just how out of step Cowen is with the mood of the nation. Last week he vowed to lead the party into the general election with what Fianna Fail TDs considered a barn-storming performance in the Dail and later on RTE radio.Critics said backbenchers and Fianna Fail ministers had a rude awakening on the way if they thought this flash of brilliance would be the party's salvation. Voters believe Cowen has failed abysmally as a leader through the financial crash which ended with an IMF bail out earlier this month. Fine Gael is back on course to be the biggest parliamentary party after the election with 30% saying they would vote for them but Labour is not far behind with 25%. Eamon Gilmore is still the country's most popular party leader with a rating of 44% Taioseachの政府は、90％が不満をただ国がすでに知っていることを確認し、新しいポリットに応じて表現するこれまでで最も人気の一つです
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