TEHRAN (FNA)- The Principlist camp won the first major rivalry with the reformists at the Iranian parliament after their nominee Ali Larijani was once again elected as the speaker of the legislature on Sunday.

Larijani won the post after earning 173 votes and defeated the reformists' candidate Mohammad Reza Aref who could win 103 votes. 5 lawmakers abstained.

Indonesian activist Adlun Fiqri could be jailed for wearing a t-shirt allegedly bearing a leftist logo, one of many caught up in a backlash against efforts to shine a light on military-backed, anti-communist massacres half a century ago.

Police and the military have in recent weeks rounded up people for allegedly spreading communism — which remains outlawed in Indonesia — through logos on t-shirts.

They have also seized books about communism and stopped a film screening that touched on the subject.

Albania's main opposition Democratic Party again has decided to boycott Parliament in response to the legislature's suspension of its former leader, Sali Berisha.

The Democrats on Saturday said they would boycott Parliament for 10 days after Parliament suspended Berisha for 10 days for accusing Prime Minister Edi Rama of direct links to criminals, a charge Rama has denied.

Last month Berisha was sued by the governing Socialist Party for calling on citizens to arm themselves.

El primer ministro de Malasia, Najib Razak, ha desatado la polémica al afirmar en el parlamento que ofrece todo su apoyo al código penal islámico. El mismo que baraja la posibilidad de imponer castigos como la lapidación o laamputación de miembros para escarmentar a los criminales. Además, esta forma de tomar partido ha asombrado a algunos de sus aliados más cercanos.

The deadline for Albania to complete judicial reforms needed to open European Union accession negotiations is close to expiring, with only one month left before the constitutional changes required for the reform can pass through parliament.

June is last month when parliament - before the recess in July - can vote to pass the amendments that require 93 out of 140 MPs to vote and so open the way for EU bodies to assess Albania's request to open membership negotiation.

However, the political situation remains in deadlock.

　 China e Indonesia se comprometieron hoy a impulsar sus relaciones militares y a fortalecer la cooperación a niveles bilateral y multilateral.

　 El compromiso fue asumido durante una reunión entre el ministro de Defensa Nacional de China, Chang Wanquan, y el ministro de Defensa de Indonesia, Ryamizard Ryacudu, en Vientiane, capital de Laos.

　 Como dos grandes países en desarrollo de Asia, China e Indonesia han alineado sus estrategias de desarrollo y sus amplias perspectivas de cooperación, comentó Chang.