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Seoul ,
South Korea 's new president "ready to visit Pyongyang" has
led South Korea 's new president, Jay Moon said, was sworn in as president, and vowed in his presidential economic challenges facing the nuclear ambitions of North Korea. The moon, in his first speech, expressed his willingness to visit Pyongyang if appropriate conditions are available.
Moon swear oath in the National Assembly building (Korean parliament) after one day of the decisive victory in the early presidential elections. The moon, who is known for his liberal, a lawyer in human rights issues, the son of refugees from North Korea. And increased tensions on the Korean Peninsula, Washington and Pyongyang exchanged angry statements recently, amid growing speculation Pyongyang to conduct further nuclear tests. Moon also pledged to unite a country divided is still suffering from a major corruption scandal rocked the country, and led to the isolation of the former president, Park Jin Hai. Moon said in his inauguration speech that he would do everything that it was able to build bridges of peace in the Korean Peninsula: "I will travel to Washington immediately if the need arises ... as well as I will be traveling to Beijing and Tokyo, and even to Pyongyang if appropriate conditions are available." North Korea did not comment on the Moon win so far, but pointed out by the moon that is its preferred candidate. The new president said he will hold "serious negotiations" with the United States and China on the deployment of US missile defense system (THAAD) in South Korea.


London
Theresa May and her husband .. talk about cooking and bedroom  
said British Prime Minister Theresa May, on Monday, the Conservative Party , which belongs to him would abide by his pledge to reduce net migration to the country to "tens of thousands" annually. In an effort to reach voters who Ihon aspects of non - policy, the British Prime Minister Teziza Mai spoke of her husband Philip, for a glimpse of the private life. After days of visiting factories and participate in the conferences of the Conservative Party, took May the chance to appear in a television program to be broadcast in prime time to answer ranging questions between the extent of her love for her husband Philip reason paid to call for early elections on the eighth of June, according to Reuters. He said Philip program (Wan Shou) , which television broadcast on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in response to a question about how to divide homework " in which each marriage give and take is not it? I used to decide when to come out garbage or whether you Sokhrjha" . He said , "I certainly remove from the garbage from the house, largely the work of the boy normally" even though it is in the current "tea" or dinner time after May became working harder. He said , "Teresa cook ingenious" although she responded that since becoming prime minister in the joy of food preparation now confined largely to the end of the week.
Philip May, a British director of investor relations and a year younger than his wife , which amounted to sixty quiet partner May since her appointment as prime minister shortly after the vote on Britain out of the European Union last June.



Tunisia
Essebsi: the democratic process in Tunisia threatened
Tunisian president said, Beji Caid Essebsi, on Wednesday, he said that the democratic process in his country is threatened dramatically, pointing out that " the presidential elections produced the first elected president in Tunisia." He stressed Essebsi in a speech yesterday at the Conference Palace in Tunis, that " the Tunisian revolution has made Tunisia significant gains and toppled an authoritarian authoritarian regime , " pointing out that youth is led by the revolution and that "thanks to the democracy we have become an introduction in the world." Tunisian President stressed in his speech that: "We share with everyone in support of the national unity government , " noting that it adheres to the law of reconciliation , which he said , "proposed according to my powers." He explained that "there are political parties calling to go down to the street against the initiative presented by the President", in reference to the Economic Reconciliation Act, and "rejects the work of the parliament." Essebsi announced that whatever the reasons for the resignation of the head of the election body, Shafiq Sirsar, they do not live up to the major problems of Tunisia. He called on the opposition , during which the game to respect the rules of democracy, stressing that everybody has the right to object and demonstrate but without disrupting production or cut off the road, declaring that the army will protect vital installations Alantah, and areas of production of wealth from phosphate and oil and gas. He said that the new Essebsi Tunisia , which was brought about by the revolution thanks to the youth was not linked to parties or third parties, and toppled an authoritarian authoritarian regime, and guaranteed to the Tunisian people and signed numerous freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution and laws and Tunisia have made a democratic state with all specifications. He added that it led to free and fair elections for the first time in its history, and led to a pluralistic parliament granted to Tunisia radiation is unprecedented, and added that there are political sensitivities began to retreat from this rule will not be accepted as approved by the elected parliament, as happened with the reconciliation bill proposed by the presidency and submitted to parliament , stressing that with the right to demonstrate and protest, but without disrupting production because these resources are the property of the Tunisian people, and the state will protect these resources, and the army is the one who will this task.



Ramallah
prisoners continue their strike despite the deteriorating health
continues more than 1,600 Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike twenty - fourth consecutive day amid reports of deteriorating health of some of them especially patients and transported to a field hospital for the benefit of Israeli prisons.
The lawyers said they visited a number of prisoners on hunger strike that the Prison Service exercised their right to all forms of harassment and repression by continuing movement of movements cumbersome and night searches using sniffer dogs and continue to prevent and reduce the salt water given to them.
The National Committee for the follow - up strike had canceled the general strike , which was called on Thursday and considered a day of anger and marches toward Israeli checkpoints to clash with the occupation army.
In the context of Israel has so far refused to negotiate with the leadership of the prisoners of the senior leader of Fatah prisoner Marwan Barghouti to discuss the demands of the strikers as well as its rejection of any foreign mediation so far.


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