1940 On July 26th, Japan put forward the idea of the so-called Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Circle.
1945 On July 26th, Attlee Group, British Labor Party Cabinet
1945 On July 26th, China, the United States and Britain issued the Potsdam Proclamation during the Potsdam Conference.
1On July 26th, 947, American military forces were finally unified.
1952 On July 26th, the first lady of Argentina, Eva Perón, passed away, and Argentina mourned.
1On July 26th, 953, the July 26th Movement broke out in Cuba.
1On July 26th, 954, the first batch of aircraft in China were successfully manufactured and a test flight ceremony was held.
1956 On July 26th, Egyptian President Nasser took over the Suez Canal.
1On July 26th, 963, an earthquake occurred in Yugoslavia, and 1000 people died.
1978 The first test-tube baby was born in London on July 26th.
1On July 26th, 995, Ghali granted the decision-making power of air strikes to the former Commander-in-Chief of South Helmets.
Cambodia's first general election in 30 years
1On July 26th, 998, the CIH virus began to attack the United States.
Link:
1940 On July 26th, Japan put forward the idea of the so-called Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Circle.
1940 On July 26th, the Cabinet of Japanese Guards put forward a plan to enslave Asia. Create the theory of aggression and dominate Asia.
After the September 18th Incident, Japan advocated the integration of Japan and Manchuria. After the outbreak of the all-round war of aggression against China, in June of 5438+0938 1 1, the Cabinet of the Guards issued a statement that Japan, "Manchuria" and China would jointly build a new order in East Asia.1On July 26th, 940, the Cabinet of the Guards formulated the basic national policy outline, expanding Japan's sphere of influence to "Greater East Asia". In the same year, Foreign Minister Yodaira Matsuoka advocated the establishment of a "Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Circle" including Nanyang in his speech in August/KLOC-0 and his article "Imperial Foreign Policy" published on August 7, 2000, and the word gradually became popular.
On September 4th, the Prime Minister held four meetings with foreign countries, including South China Sea Islands, zhina, Malaya, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Myanmar, Australia, New Zealand, India and other countries and regions. In order to realize this aggressive plan, Japan stepped up its aggression against China, sent troops to Indian zhina Peninsula, and launched the Pacific War in 194 1 to invade Southeast Asian countries and establish cruel colonial rule. 1945 Japan was defeated and surrendered, and the "Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Circle" went bankrupt.
1On July 26th, 995, Gali granted the former Commander-in-Chief of South Helmets the right to air strike.
On 26th, UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali granted the right to demand NATO air strikes to General Janvier, commander-in-chief of the UN peacekeeping force in the former Yugoslavia. Boutros-Ghali made this decision after learning that NATO decided to defend Gorazde security area by air strikes and other means.
A UN spokesman said that the Secretary-General fully agreed with NATO's decision. In order to simplify the decision-making procedure of the United Nations when air strikes are needed, the Secretary-General decided that Janvier should make the final decision.
At the same time, Ghali also granted Janvier the right to request NATO air support, and allowed him to entrust this power to Lieutenant General Rupert Smith, the command palace of the United Nations peacekeeping force in Bosnia and Herzegovina. So far, the United Nations and NATO have adopted a "double-key" decision-making mode when deciding on air strikes and air support, that is, air strikes or air support can only be carried out on specific targets with the consent of both sides.
This afternoon, the US Senate passed a bill to lift the arms embargo on the government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by an absolute majority of 69 votes to 29 votes. The bill, proposed by Senate Republican leader Dole and Democratic Senator Lieberman, stipulates that the Clinton administration must lift the arms embargo on Bosnia and Herzegovina if the United Nations peacekeeping forces leave Bosnia and Herzegovina, or within 12 weeks when the Bosnian government requests the United Nations troops to leave Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, there is an additional clause in this bill, that is, first, the United Nations is required to lift the arms embargo on Bosnia and Herzegovina. If it fails, the United States will unilaterally lift the arms embargo.
Clinton's vote on this bill means that he will exercise the veto, but today's vote shows that the Senate has enough votes to overturn Clinton's veto. The Russian Foreign Ministry distributed a document to the press today, saying that the Russian Foreign Ministry expressed "regret and serious anxiety" over the decision of the US House of Representatives to unilaterally lift the arms embargo on Bosnia and Herzegovina, and hoped that the United States and other partners of the International Contact Group on Bosnia and Herzegovina would "continue their efforts to resolve this bloody conflict through political means".
French Defense Minister Mignon said on the 27th that the resolution passed by the House of Representatives the day before demanding that the Clinton administration unilaterally lift the arms embargo on Muslims in Bosnia will lead to the withdrawal of the United Nations Blue Helmets from Bosnia. In an interview with French radio, Miyon said: "It is normal and logical to strengthen the multinational rapid reaction force and provide the Blue Helmets with peacekeeping means instead of arming the warring parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina." He said that the French government will formally ask the Bosnian government to consider whether to lift the arms embargo and explain the consequences of lifting it.