Barack Obama the President of U.S. will speak about the U.S. role into the Arab World Politics as they will be engaged with U.S.

Obama the President will address the transition of Arab politics to U.S. Governing council and he will convince people and the world on Thursday. His speech will reveal that U.S. is willing to shift their commitment in the region from a military one to a political and economic engagement that will help the people of this region to make their dreams to come true.

In Barack Obama speech he stated that after the death of Osama Bin Laden is considered as White House as an effort to assess the historic change sweeping the region in the so-called 'Arab Spring.' They were planning to sketch the political, economic and national security chances will be provided to them in United States.

For further advancement of those opportunities, the U.S president is planning to give billions of dollars for improving the economic crisis of Egypt and Tunisia. Their Democratic leaders will be replaced as they set up new governing bodied for countries both of whom were overthrown earlier this year.

Obama will be supposed to announce the three senior official administrators to look into the section of loans for both the countries. Both Egypt and Tunisia will be provided a $1 billion each to serve their countries Economic growth and also to help in reinforce democratic transitions.

French Open 2011 will go live on upcoming Sunday i.e., May 22, 2011 and the top contenders for lifting the trophy will be top seeded Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.

Rafael Nadal, World No.1 who is bidding for his sixth French Open as he won five trophies at Roland Garros. Novak Djokovic is entering the tournament with his unbeaten streak of 37-0 and he is just 405 points away to be crowned world no.1 Roger Federer who has played four French Open final is back-to-back is bidding for second title at Roland Garros.

Former World No.1 who is struggling to win a Grand Slam titles after winning 2010 Barclays World Tour Finals in London. He has been out of 2010 U.S. in quarter's stage and in recent Rome Maters he was perished not entering even quarter-finals. But his win-loss record was not too bid he might not be with hot pick, he will be one of the strong contender for French Open 2011.

World No.2 Novak Djokovic who is in his peak at this moment with 37-0 unbeaten streak in this year, he even crashed Rafael Nadal in two straight finals. The Serbian will be hot favorite to over the challenge of Federer and Nadal and to the clinch the trophy.

World No.1 Rafael Nadal who is bidding for his sixth French Open and also eying to equal the record of Bjorn Borg who won six French Open trophies. Rafael Nadal signed off the last year with two Grand Slam titles and hoped to continue his form in 2011 on clay courts too but Djokovic has spoiled his dreams and he inch closer to conquer Nadal World No.1 position.

IMF Chief Strauss Kahn whose bail petition was rejected once has been filing for one more bail hearing. Strauss Kahn was arrested for attempting rape on his housekeeper.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn will be bidding to be free from judiciary as his lawyers were filing for new bail which offers $1m and also to their client will house arrested. The chief of International Monetary Fund (IMF) is spending his time in the prison of New York’s Rikers Island.

Wednesday, Strauss Kahn lawyers files a new bail petition asking for his release, they quoted a $1m in cash. It seems that judiciary has been convinced with the quotes filed in the bail papers they are willing to charge but their decision will be coming out on Friday. The lawyers of Strauss Kahn are very eager to see him out the jail where he has been held form Monday. If he is released on bail, the deadline to secure an indictment would be extended.

Strauss Kahn is undergoing a lot of pressure to quit the post and meanwhile the IMF too facing pressure to appoint a new head instead of him. One of the senior members of IMF said that he has to go away, if he resigns it will more dignified and expecting for this thing to happen without any problem.

Former France finance minister Christine Lagarde is front runner for the post vacuumed by Strauss Kahn; John Lipsky has been interim head of the IMF.