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The past year has largely gone up for the European Movement and their opinion traps in the issue of Norwegian EU membership. A period, they were more than 40 percent, but now leads no-side with more than 20 percentage points, shows Nationen commission barometer.

- I think people included and see what’s happening in the EU. They have brought themselves into a chaos with the euro and appears to be no clear leadership. It is happening now, demonstrates what a membership will mean: higher aion kinah unemployment, cuts in pensions, cuts in wages, fewer rights and intervention in the country’s independence, says No to EU leader Heming Olaussen about the cause of the Union wind his way again.

The yes side is now back where they were a year ago: 33 percent. European Movement leader Paal Frisvold is still optimistic, even if it sucked so-called island seems to have Dabbs of.

- External factors may affect, but first and foremost, we need to even find out that the membership not only benefits us even better, but that we will contribute to the Europe we want. It is said that an economic crisis is what we need for the yes side will get a kick, but I do not use the rhetoric, “he says.

AFP Ahmad al-Rubaye. Best has said that U.S. General David Petraeus U.S. commander in the Gulf. Harsh words, a hard man. “It is time to embrace the path of aion kinah, ” although Iran is “not ready” to have nuclear weapons, said on Sunday Gen. David Petraeus. He found that the attitude of Tehran now forced the U.S. to act more stricte.

Par stricter General implies sanctions, certainly economic, in agreement with other members of the Security Council of UN. “This gives us a solid foundation to now take the path of pressure and that’;s what we’re doing, ” he thought the General. According to the general work of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in the coming weeks should allow us to determine more precisely at what stage are the Iranian research. But his side still Tehran denies wanting to acquire weapons nucleaire.

Dans a confidential report of the IAEA, which was leaked Wednesday, the agency was concerned about reports that Tehran might be trying to buy aion kinah. This is the first time the agency suggests that Iran is developing nuclear weapons while in the previous report it was all about business passees. The Petraeus also stressed that U.S. intelligence agencies were working to a new version of their assessment of Iranian nuclear activities. He said nothing about the content and tone of the document.