Casi la mitad de los egipcios se encuentran descontentos con la … Diario Siglo XXI El 90% de los encuestados considera que los hechos ocurridos a finales de enero son algo positivo para Egipto , aunque este optimismo se ve atenuado por la falta de confianza en los políticos actuales. Tampoco existe una gran confianza en las … Tras la revolución, el 76% de los egipcios se declara optimista … sunotadeprensa.com (Comunicado de prensa) los 7 artículos informativos

“Gadafi es un mal payaso que ha acabado con un país” La Vanguardia No es la primera charla en la que participa sobre las revoluciones árabes ¿Por qué siente la necesidad de dar su visión sobre lo que pasó y sobre lo que está pasando en Egipto ? Mientras me pueda comunicar con la gente y contar lo que ha ocurrido desde … y más

Ultimatum For Gadhafi Forces: Surrender In 4 Days — MSNBC Rebels say they’re holding off on assault of colonel’s hometown, Sirte TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI — Libya’s interim leader gave forces loyal to deposed ruler Moammar Gadhafi a four-day deadline on Tuesday to surrender towns they still control or face a bloody end to a war that the new leadership said has so far killed 50,000 people. Anti-Gadhafi forces have converged on Sirte from east and west, but have stopped short of an all-out assault in hopes of arranging a negotiated surrender of Gadhafi’s birth-place. Read more …. MIDDLE EAST Syrian troops ‘fire on Eid demonstrators’ . Amid Syrian raids, reports of desertions. Yemen’s Saleh commits to presidential elections: agency. Israeli military arms settlers in preparation for Palestinian protests . IDF training Israeli settlers ahead of ‘mass disorder’ expected in September . Turkish military: Up to 160 Kurdish rebels killed. Iran won’t stop uranium enrichment program. ASIA Fire at Dalian oil refinery raises tensions in China. China general reveals spy cases in web footage. Supreme Court opens Karachi killings inquiry . Suspected North Korean cyberattack on a bank raises fears for S. Korea, allies. Deputy chief of Maoists sworn in as Nepal’s new PM. Noda elected Japan’s new Prime Minister. AFRICA Libyan war ‘not over’ as Gadhafi’s son killed in battle, rebels say . Libyan rebels say Sirte won’t fall quickly, claim Gadhafi son killed . Hunt for Gadhafi: Saddam all over again? South Kordofan: Sudan takes border clashes to UN. Julius Malema supporters clash with South Africa police. Julius Malema supporters accused of trying to ‘plant seed of civil war’ as protests erupt . Nigeria president vows more security after U.N. bomb . Nigeria youths kill several Muslims during prayers . 20 killed in sectarian violence in central Nigeria, official says. EUROPE Russia Medvedev warns of ethnic tension before vote. Kosovo border violence on UN Security Council agenda. MEP criticises European politicians who ignore markets. Police arrest more than 270 at London Carnival. AMERICAS Quebec language agency to go after companies with English names. Kenneth Melson, acting ATF chief, steps down. Haiti quake creates new crisis among women, girls. Irene damage reaches about $7 billion, a limited impact. Irene flooding: Death toll rises to 40. U.S. House GOP targets the U.N. White House issues 9/11 observance guidelines. Dick Cheney: I offered to resign three times. Suspect says Mexico casino fire set over unpaid extortion money . Five Zeta gangsters arrested in Mexico casino firebombing, police say. Suspect says Mexico casino fire set over unpaid extortion money. TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR Al Qaeda affiliates growing independent. Lockerbie bomber “at death’s door” in Libya: report. Most US Muslims feel targeted by terror policies. ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS Melbourne edges out Vancouver to top liveable city list. Fed officials diverge on treatment for U.S. economy. Banks criticized over level of Greek writedowns. Accounting board criticizes European banks on Greek debt. U.S. home prices dip in June from May: S&P/Case-Shiller. Bank of America sells stake in China Construction Bank.

Four Military Options In Syria — Michael O’Hanlon, CNN With the continued willingness and ability of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to brutally crush his country’s opposition, the question about what options we might have to stop the slaughter grows increasingly haunting. I am not currently advocating military intervention, but it is worth surveying the tools at our disposal to contemplate what might come next – if not immediately, then perhaps down the road. Read more …. Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials Inside Syria’s failed rebellion — Praveen Swami, The Hindu What does Gaddafi’s fall mean for Africa? — Mahmood Mamdani, Al Jazeera America’s Secret Libya War — John Barry, Daily Beast Does the U.S. consider Nepal’s prime minister a global terrorist? — Joshua Keating, The Cable/Foreign Policy How to Play North Korea Long Game — James J. Przystup, The Diplomat Why We Need Taiwan — John F. Copper, National Interest The Racial Violence that Dare Not Speak Its Name — John T. Bennett, American Thinker A Chinese tycoon’s Icelandic land grab — Joshua Keating, The Cable/Financial Times The Black Hole of 9/11 — David J. Rothkopf, Foreign Policy

Suspected North Korean Cyberattack On A Bank Raises Fears For S. Korea, Allies — Washington Post SEOUL — After nearly half of the servers for a South Korean bank crashed one day in April, investigators here found evidence indicating that they were dealing with a new kind of attack from an old rival: North Korea. South Korean officials said that 30 million customers of the Nonghyup agricultural bank were unable to use ATMs or online services for several days and that key data were destroyed, making it the most serious of a series of incidents in recent months. But even more troubling was the prospect that a belligerent neighbor had acquired the tools to disrupt one of the world’s most heavily wired nations — and that even more damaging attacks could be in store. Read more …. Update #1: North Korea blamed for cyberattack — UPI Update #2: N.Korea Steps Up Hacker Attacks on S.Korean Firms — Chosun Ilbo Update #3: North Korean Cyberattack on South Korean Bank Raises Cybersecurity Fears — IBTimes My Comment : Is North Korean going to stop with this one attack …. or will they start looking at other targets …. hmmmm …. like U.S. banks?