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• Christophe Walter-Petit rejoint l'AFP en tant que chef de service juridique
• L'Assemblée Nationale confirme la mission d'intérêt général de l'Agence et asseoit son financement sur des bases nouvelles et dynamiques.
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• Syria intensifies assault on Homs
  Russian foreign minister heads to Damascus as world powers scramble for new diplomatic strategy.
• Abbas to head Palestinian unity government
  Hamas endorses proposal in which Palestinian president will assume PM role in interim body to prepare for upcoming poll.
• Police station attacked in Nigeria's Kano
  City was the scene of the deadliest attack by the Islamist Boko Haram, in which 186 people were killed last month.
• Gunmen kill seven at Libyan refugee camp
  Killings at a Tripoli refugee camp highlight ongoing persecution of black Libyans.
• Brazil police strikers in tense standoff
  More than 1,000 soldiers and police surround legislative assembly occupied by hundreds of strikers and their families.
• US hits Iran central bank with new sanctions
  Institutions in US given power to block and freeze all property and interests of Iran’s government and central bank.
• Romania spy chief to be new PM
  Mihai Razvan Ungueranu nominated after Emil Boc resigns after pressure from own party and protests against austerity.
• Greece agrees to cut state jobs
  Move to eliminate 15,000 civil service jobs signals major shift in policy in run-up to crucial coalition meeting.
• Egypt strains US ties over NGO indictments
  Justice ministry calls 19 US and 14 Egyptian civil society workers to trial after investigation into foreign funding.
• Deadly earthquake hits Philippine island
  A 6.7 magnitude earthquake strikes island of Negros, killing at least 13 people and leaving dozens missing.

• Zaječar:Lekari se probili do deteta
  

  Lekari zaječarskog Zdravstvenog centra uspeli su da se probiju kroz smetove do sela Gornja Bela Reka, i pomognu bolesnom detetu, potvrđeno je novinarima.
  
  Lekarska ekipa je do ovog udaljenog sela uspela da se probije uz pomoć Vatrogasno-spasilačke brigade u Zaječaru, i mehanizacije koja je ispred vozila hitne pomoći čistila smetove.

• Danas sednica Odbora za KiM
  

  Odbor Skupštine Srbije za KiM razmatraće na današnjoj sednici Izveštaj o aktivnostima Vlade na stabilizovanju situacije na Kosovu u poslednja tri meseca.
  
  Reč je o redovnom izveštaju koji Vlada Srbije šalje parlamentu o aktivnostima koje preduzima na stabilizovanju situacije na Kosovu.

• Stanje u Beogradu je pod kontrolom
  

  Na sednici Gradskog štaba za vanredne situacije ocenjeno je da su svi sistemi u Beogradu pod kontrolom, saopštila je Služba za informisanje grada Beograda.
  
  Gradonačelnik Beograda Dragan Đilas rekao je na sednici da se i sam uverio u “prohodnost mostova i puteva u prestonici”.

• Raseljeni tuže Crnu Goru Strazburu
  

  Udruženje raseljenih, izbeglih i prognanih najavilo je da će tužiti državu Crnu Goru zbog nemogućnosti rešavanja pitanja crnogorskog državljanstva.
  
  Oni će tužbu podneti Evropskom sudu za ljudska prava u Strazburu.

• Nastavak suđenja u slučaju "Bitići"
  

  Danas se nastavlja ponovljeno suđenje dvojici srpskih policijaca Sretenu Popoviću i Milošu Stojanoviću zbog optužbi da su doprineli likvidaciji braće Bitići.
  
  Suđenje se nastavlja u Odeljenju za ratne zločine Višeg suda u Beogradu.

• "Referendum će nas skupo koštati"
  

  Ministar za KiM Goran Bogdanović kaže da će proces održavanja referenduma na severu Kosova možda biti jeftin, ali da će politički skupo koštati državu Srbiju.
  
  Bogdanović je ocenio da će referendum, ako bude održan, samo štetiti interesima građana severno od reke Ibra, a naročito južno od Ibra, kao i državi Srbiji, koja se bori za ostvarenje njihovih prava.

• Šešelj danas u sudnici?
  

  Optuženi Vojislav Šešelj trebao bi danas da se pojavi u sudnici Haškog tribunala na raspravi o stanju u postupku, prvi put od kada mu je ugrađen pejsmejker.
  
  Pretresno veće predsedavajućeg Žan-Kloda Antonetija razmotriće administrativna pitanja, kao i Šešeljevo zdravstveno stanje.

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• Authorities: Powell spread gasoline, sent e-mails ahead of fatal fire
  The Washington man who authorities believe killed his two sons and himself by setting fire to his house first gave toys and books to charity, sent multiple goodbye e-mails and doused the home with gasoline, they said.
  
  
• World seeks next step on Syria as deaths mount
  Syrian artillery fire echoed throughout the embattled city of Homs on Monday, with a human rights group reporting nearly 100 more civilians killed around the country.
  
  
• Lawyer: Pardoned murderer 'not going' back to Mississippi for hearing
  A Wyoming attorney representing a convicted murderer recently pardoned by Mississippi’s outgoing governor says his client will not attend a Mississippi Supreme Court hearing this week on the constitutionality of his and some 200 other pardons.
  
  
• Montana airport gets rare TSA concession: Private screeners
  Every spring, when West Yellowstone Airport in Montana opens for the season, the TSA flies in six people to staff the airport’s one-lane security checkpoint. Every fall, it flies the screeners home.
  
  
• Cuban TV airs Fidel Castro book-release party
  Former Cuban President Fidel Castro once again dominated his country’s airwaves Monday during the televised presentation of an event for his new memoir, “Fidel Castro: Guerrilla of Time.”
  
  
• DEA moves against two Florida pharmacies, distributor over pill sales
  Agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration raided two CVS pharmacies in central Florida over the weekend, removing controlled substances and suspending the stores’ ability to handle or distribute drugs such as painkillers oxycodone and hydrocodone.
  
  
• Saying he deserves a medal, Norway mass shooting suspect stays jailed
  A Norwegian court concluded Monday that Anders Behring Breivik — the man charged with killing 77 people last July, an attack he claimed merited a medal of honor — can legally be kept in custody until his trial starts in April, according to court documents.
  
  
• Citing 'progress,' judge extends treatment for Arizona shooting suspect
  The man accused of killing six people in an Arizona shooting rampage can receive medical treatment for another four months, a federal judge ruled Monday after reviewing a report from a psychologist that found “measurable progress” in the suspect’s condition.
  
  
• Romney campaign targets optimistic Santorum ahead of Tuesday contests
  Mitt Romney’s front-running campaign on Monday took aim at trailing rival Rick Santorum, suggesting there is concern the conservative Santorum might be poised to do well in this week’s Republican presidential contests.
  
  
• Were politics buried inside Eastwood's 'Halftime' commercial?
  Moments after the energetic Madonna entertained fans during the halftime show at Sunday’s Super Bowl, millions of television viewers got an emotional jolt back into reality.
  
  

• Kolektivna ostavka rumunske vlade
  Rumunski premijer Emil Bok podneo je ostavku zajedno sa čitavim kabinetom. Kao razlog Bok je naveo socijalne napetosti u zemlji. Rumuni već nedeljama protestuju zbog mera štednje koje je vlada usvojila prošle godine.
• Odstranjivanje klitorisa ili zašivanje vagine
  U trenutku dok ovo čitate, najmanje 60 devojčica u svetu je obrezano protiv svoje volje. Mnoge od njih će umreti, a ostale će ceo život osećati posledice. Danas se obeležava dan protiv genitalnog nasilja nad ženama.
• Pod Rezolucijom 1244 ili ne?
  Beograd ne odustaje od pominjanja Rezolucije 1244 u regionalnom predstavljanju Kosova, a konsultacije o tome nastavljaju se sa međunarodnom zajednicom, kaže šef beogradskog pregovaračkog tima Borislav Stefanović.
• Bez krova nad glavom po ovoj hladnoći
  Mnogi beskućnici suviše su ponosni da bi prihvatili pomoć, kao što su svratišta koja su upravo njima namenjena. S obzirom na veoma niske temperature u Nemačkoj, za njih neočekivani talas hladnoće može biti fatalan.
• Da li Grčka želi da bude spašena?
  Grčki premijer Lukas Papademos nije dobio podršku koalicionih partnera za oštre mere štednje koje zahteva evrozona. Pregovori se danas nastavljaju. U slučaju neuspeha, bankrot možda već u martu.
• Zli Rusi i Kinezi i dobri ostatak sveta
  Trinaest članica Saveta bezbednosti bilo je za rezoluciju o Siriji – samo dve protiv. Te dve članice su, međutim, uložile veto. Nemački listovi različito komentarišu držanje Rusije i Kine prema situaciji u Siriji.
• Previše ovlašćenja za crnogorskog ministra
  U iščekivanju početka pregovora u junu, crnogorska vlada je donela prve formalne odluke koja se odnose na njihovu strukturu. Upućeniji tvrde da je šefu crnogorske diplomatije dato previše ingerencije.
• Veto Asadu daje licencu za ubijanje
  Ulaganje veta Kine i Rusije na rezoluciju Saveta bezbednosti UN o Siriji izazvalo je nerazumevanje i oštre osude širom sveta. Sirijska opozicija optužila je Moskvu i Peking da su Asadu dali „licencu za ubijanje“.
• Uskoro izveštaj o trgovini organima
  Euleks će 8. februara Savet bezbednosti Ujedinjenih nacija izvestiti o rezultatima istrage o trgovini organima na Kosovu, godinu dana od objavljivanja izveštaja Dika Martija, specijalnog izvestioca Saveta Evrope.
• Grčkoj preti obustava pomoći
  Grčka vlada, privatni investitori, kao i stručnjaci Međunardonog monetarnog fonda, Evropska centralna banka i Evropska unija nedeljama pregovaraju o saniranju grčkog duga i finansijskoj pomoći.

• Syria assault enters fourth day
  An assault by the Syrian army on the restive city of Homs enters its fourth day as Russia’s foreign minister is due in Damascus for talks.
• Search on for Philippine missing
  Rescue efforts continue for survivors of a 6.7 magnitude quake that shook the central Philippines on Monday, leaving at least 15 dead and 44 missing.
• Trendnet flaw hits home net cams
  Thousands of Trendnet security camera webfeeds have been breached and shared on the internet, including live video from children’s rooms.
• Israel condemns Fatah-Hamas move
  Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu condemns a unity deal between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, saying it damages prospects for peace.
• Italy acts on Russia gas shortage
  Italy activates emergency measures to conserve gas supplies as freezing weather continues to grip the country and much of Europe.
• Citi to launch China credit cards
  The Chinese unit of Citigroup wins approval to launch credit cards in the country, the first non-Asian bank to do so.
• Blasts rock north Nigeria cities
  Explosions have hit a police station in the northern Nigerian city of Kano, scene of deadly attacks last month, and a market in Maiduguri to the west.
• Obama: 'I deserve a second term'
  President Barack Obama tells a US network that he deserves a second term in the White House, as a poll puts his approval rating above 50%.
• China worker found dead in Sudan
  The body of a Chinese worker who fled a camp in Sudan when rebels attacked has been found, says China, while 29 kidnapped workers are still missing.
• Romania spy chief 'to be new PM'
  Romania’s intelligence service chief Mihai Razvan Ungureanu is nominated as prime minister after Emil Bloc resigns amid widespread austerity protests.

• Major Obama Donors Are Tied to Pepe Cardona, Mexican Fugitive
  Two fundraisers for President Obama are brothers of a casino magnate linked to violence and corruption in Mexico who is seeking a pardon.
  
  
• Republicans See Politics in Chrysler Super Bowl Ad
  Chrysler’s Super Bowl ad provided yet another reminder that in today’s polarized political climate, even a a football championship can be thrust into a partisan light.
  
  
• U.S. Closes Embassy in Syria as Mayhem Escalates
  The United States withdrew all staff from its embassy in Syria on Monday, blaming President Bashar al-Assad for escalating violence and mayhem in the country.
  
  
• DocX Faces Foreclosure Fraud Charges in Missouri
  The charges against DocX, which provided home foreclosure services to lenders across the nation, are one of the few criminal actions to follow reports of widespread improprieties against homeowners.
  
  
• The Fiery End of a Life Lived Beneath the City
  Anthony Horton, who died in a fire Sunday night, made the subway the subject of his canvases, the muse for a graphic novel he co-wrote, and the place he called home.
  
  
• Unity Deal Brings Risks for Abbas and Israel
  Palestinians cautiously embraced reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah, but much remains to be done, and the effect on a bid for Palestinian statehood remains unknown.
  
  
• Super Bowl 46 – After Giants’ Surreal Touchdown, Debates on the Strategy
  The Patriots, up by 2 points, let the Giants score with less than a minute left so they would have time to score a touchdown of their own. Ultimately, the plan failed.
  
  
• Sidebar: ‘We the People’ Loses Appeal With People Around the World
  The United States Constitution was once a model for charters around the world, but its influence is waning, according to a new study.
  
  
• To Survive a Quake, New Bay Bridge Span Will Offer Least Resistance
  The new eastern span of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco is designed to go with the flow if a major earthquake strikes.
  
  
• Antoni Tàpies, Spanish Abstract Painter, Dies at 88
  Mr. Tàpies grounded his work in the brute reality of the Spanish street and in the turbulent political dramas of his youth in Catalonia.
  
  

• Japan begins grim relief mission with towns flooded, thousands reported missing
  Rescue teams searched through matchstick rubble Saturday for thousands of people missing in flooded areas of northeastern Japan, beginning one of the most complex relief efforts in history.
  
  
• Japanese nuclear plants' operator scrambles to avert meltdowns
  Japanese authorities said Sunday that efforts to restart the cooling system at one of the reactors damaged by Friday’s earthquake had failed, a major setback in the struggle to contain what has become the most serious nuclear power crisis in a quarter century.
  
  
• For autistic kids' parents, trial hits home
  
  
  
  
• Subterranean jail a sign of Gaddafi's grip
  
  
  
  
• Who will reach the Final Four?
  
  
  
  

• Lekari u Užicu uhapšeni zbog mita
  Policija je juče uhapsila četvoro lekara Opšte bolnice u Užicu, osumnjičenih da su tražili i dobili mito od 10.000 evra da bi upućivali pacijente da uzimaju ortopedska pomagala od dve firme, čiji su direktori takođe uhapšeni, prenose agencije pozivajući se na MUP.

 

• Suđenje Joci Amsterdamu u martu po novom ZKP
  Suđenje Sretenu Jociću zvanom Joca Amesterdam zbog optužbe da je organizovao kriminalnu grupu koja je u Zagrebu ubila hrvatskog izdavača i novinara Ivu Pukanića, krenuće ponovo 5. marta, saglasili su se i sud i odbrana juče u beogradskom Specijalnom sudu.

 

• Avram Grant gasio svećice, i fali Ramadani s ekipom
  Svečarski je juče bilo na pripremama Partizana u Izraelu. Trener Avram Grant napunio je 57 godina, a štoper Anderson Markeš navršio 29 leta, pa su Izraelac i Brazilac od ekipe počašćeni rođendanskom tortom i pesmom, uoči današnjeg test susreta sa tamošnjim drugoligašem Hapoel Aškelonom.

 

• Đoković najbolji sportista sveta
  
  

  Fascinatni uspesi Novaka Đokovića u 2011. godini sinoć su dobili zlatni pečat. Najbolji teniser u istoriji ovog sporta u Srbiji lane je, na maestralan način ostvario svoj dečiji san, postavši prvi reket sveta, a 47 sportskih legendi iz svih krajeva sveta ga je, na spektakularnoj svečanosti u Central holu u Vestminsteru, u srcu Londona, za velike pobede i brojne trofeje iz prošlih 12 meseci nagradilo prestižnim Laures priznanjem za najboljeg sportistu na planeti, koje više od jedne decenije dodeljuje istoimena Akademija za sport.

 

• Odsustvo mališana opravdano
  
  

  Sekretarijat za dečju zaštitu grada Beograda uputio je dopis direktorima svih 17 predškolskih ustanova da se zbog proglašenja vanredne situacije u Republici Srbiji odsustvo dece iz vrtića smatra opravdanim, to jest da za vreme vanredne situacije treba obračunavati samo režijske troškove za dane odsustva deteta iz vrtića.

 

• Snabdevanje u gradu se obavlja bez zastoja
  
  

  Život Beograđana se uprkos niskim temperaturama i obilnim padavinama odvija nesmetano, a snabdevanje u gradu se obavlja bez zastoja, rečeno je na jučerašnjoj sednici Gradskog štaba za vanredne situacije. Živorad Anđelković, pomoćnik gradonačelnika Beograda, izjavio je da je štab utvrdio prioritete i odluke koje su neophodne kako bi Hitna pomoć, Vatrogasno-spasilačke brigade i Komunalna policija pomogli bolesnicima kojima je neophodan odlazak kod lekara ili terapija.

 

• Sve glavne saobraćajnice prohodne
  
  

  Ulice prvog prioriteta su prohodne, a ekipe Zimske službe Javnog komunalnog preduzeća „Beograd put“ aktivno uklanjaju sneg sa tih saobraćajnica iako i dalje ima padavina, izjavio je dežurni inženjer te službe Milorad Pucarević.

 

• Skraćene linije gradskog prevoza
  Prigradske beogradske opštine za sada funkcionišu dobro, bez većih problema, tvrde čelnici tamošnjih vlasti. Sve bitne saobraćajnice su očišćene, kao i prilazi važnim institucijama, samo su u u pojedinim selima zbog velikog snega, linije javnog prevoza bile skraćene.

 

• Đoković najbolji sportista sveta
  
  

  Teniseru Srbije Novaku Đokoviću pripala je danas Laureus titula za najboljeg sportistu u 2011. godini. Među nominovanima bili su atletičar sa Jamajke Jusein Bolt, nemački košarkaš Dirk Novicki, argentinski fudbaler Lionel Mesi, nemački vozač Formule 1 Sebastijan Fetel i australijski biciklista Kedel Evans. Pobednika ove nagrade biralo je veće od 47 sportskih legendi, a pored najboljeg sportiste izabrana je najuspešnija sportistkinja, tim, “proboj godine”, “povratnik godine”, najbolji sportista sa invaliditetom, “akcija godine”.

 

• Džajantsi preokretom do četvrte titule
  
  

  Njujork Džajantsi osvojili su četvrtu titulu prvaka NFL lige pobedom u 46. finalu ovog takmičenja nad favorizovanim Nju Ingland Pejtriotsima sa 21:17. Baš kao i 2008. godine, kada su se takođe ova dva tima sastala u finalu, ni ovaj put Džajantsi nisu važili za favorita, ali su nakon preokreta uspeli da savladaju protivnika.

 

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