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Top Iraq General to Become the Head of NATO
Pentagon
officials are voting for Gen. David H. Petraeus as the
head of NATO. The opportunity of the top American commander of U.S. armies in
Iraq to receive the high-level post for the period of the next administration,
raised worries regarding the practice of rotating war commanders.
"He deserves one and that has also always been a highly prestigious position. So he is a candidate for that job, but there have been no final decisions and nothing on the timing," outlined an official from Pentagon.
Official Data on Violent Deaths among Civilians in Iraq is Lower
A survey conducted recently showed 151,000 deaths of
Iraqis. The deaths took place during the three years of violence and the
invasion of the
Japan to Get the "Climate Package" Ready
Japan's officials look forward to set aside $10 billion for further
five years in order to provide help to developing countries regarding the fight
against global warming.
U.S. Government vs. California on Granting Emissions Waiver
California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger mentioned that he is going to sue the
government of the
Vladimir Putin is Likely to Become Russia's Prime Minister
After the announcement of Vladimir Putin that his preferred
successor is Dmitry Medvedev, who is currently
Gordon Brown Calls Multinationals to Help World's Poorest Countries
The Prime Minister of UK, Gordon Brown, looks forward to work with at least 20 multinational
companies, among them being Google
and Vodafone. His aim is to engage
into a "development emergency" in some of the poorest countries in
the world.
Al Gore to Join Green Tech Supporting Firm
Former United States vice-president and the Nobel Prize winner for
battling global warming, Al Gore,
will become a partner of a private equity firm from the Unites States. It is worth
mentioning that the firm has a history of supporting "green technology".
The environmental activist, Al Gore, looks forward to become a member of the board of Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield and Byers.
Intelligence Secret Spy Budget Revealed - $43.5 billion
The secret of the spy budget has been disclosed by the
Bush administration. The budget is estimated at $43.5 billion. It is
interesting to note that the secret of the budget has been kept for more than
60 years.
"Disclosure of the amount of the budget is a good first step toward accountability," outlined Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists.
A Lot of European Airline Websites Proved to be Misleading
According to the study performed by the European Commission, as many as 200 websites of the European airlines provide misleading information to the consumer.
The report states that the websites of the European airline companies do not show taxes and charges and in addition they do not inform clearly about the lowest prices.
Human Rights to be the Main Discussion on RU-Russian Summit
The EU-Russia summit, taking place near the capital of Portugal, Lisbon,
will include questions regarding trade and energy, as well as human rights and
international affairs.