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Obama delivered a speech in Egypt: Iran entitled to peaceful use of nuclear energy
Agence France-Presse, and other integrated media, Obama President of the United States on the 4th University in Cairo, Egypt, delivered a speech, a speech that Iran should retain the right to peaceful use of nuclear energy, but at the same time should be more involved in Iran to the nuclear non-proliferation agreements to.

Obama said that to overcome decades of distrust it is very difficult, but Iran must understand that the United States is ready to improve relations with Iran. He said: “No country – including Iran, if we can perform their duties in accordance with the nuclear non-proliferation agreements, have the right to peaceful use of nuclear energy.”

Obama also pointed out that if an arms race in the Middle East region, regardless of form, will lead to dangerous consequences.

In addition, Obama urged the Palestinians to stop violence against Israel, while calling on Israel to cease the expansion of Jewish settlements. Obama said it would “practice” to the end of a two-state solution as the only way the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

U.S. newspapers in financial straits so Obama does not know what the Government can do
Dragged down by the financial crisis, there are a number of U.S. newspaper publishers and plummeting advertising revenue, and a number of high-impact national newspaper can not escape. National daily “The Christian Science Monitor,” officially in April stopped printing daily, shift to weekly issue. The newspaper with Web site and e-mail still in the way provided readers with daily news. The New York Times Company’s well-known newspaper, “Boston Globe” Economic Information Daily last year caught a loss of approximately 50 million U.S. dollars.

A 100-old school of the United Statessaid “no” to Obama
Barack Obama President of the United States was scheduled on May 13rd to attend the spring graduation ceremony of Arizona State University and made a speech. However, the school said that Obama would not be awarded an honorary degree, on the grounds that he just became president, so “the main work was not done.” On 10th, Agence France-Presse quoted a spokeswoman from Arizona State University, Sharon Keeler, then reported that all school staffs on the arrival of Obama were “ecstatic”, but in addition to becoming the first African-American U.S. president, and two best-selling book, Obama “did not do anything to deserve an honorary degree.”