Posts Tagged ‘amiri’
July 22, 2010
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July 21, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abbas, afghanistan, AFP, amiri, AP, ARF, ASEAN, bashir, BBC, behead, bloomberg, BP, Britain, cameron, chad, chavez, child soldiers, china, CIA< sanctions, CNN, cuba, dalian, darfur, davutoglu, DPRK, EU, FEC, financial times, floods, FT, GAO, Gaza, gitmo, guantanamom, hamas, hayward, india, insurgent, iran, islam, israel, Japan, jem, journalist, kabul conference, karzai, korea, kosovo, LA Times, LAT, libya, lockerbie, media, megrahi, mexico, NATO, new york times, nkorea, North Korea, NYT, oil spill, Pakistan, pirates, PRC, reuters, RNC, roc, russia, shelling, sherrod, soctland, somamlia, south korea, spain, spy, START, sudan, taiwan, turkey, UK, UN, US navy, USDA, venezuela, VOA, voice of america, wall street journal, WaPo, war games, Washington Post, washington times, white phosphorus, WSJ | Leave a Comment »
July 16, 2010
Daily International News
July 16, 2010
Northeast Asia [non-China]
WHO criticizes Amnesty report into NKorea health [AP]
U.S. and South Korea to announce joint military exercises [WaPo]
Thousands in Asia held over World Cup bets [BBC]
China
China’s Wen Jiabao says euro investment continues [BBC]
American appeals 8-year term in China secrets case [AP]
Thousands evacuated as typhoon hits southern China [AP]
Xinhua TV becomes accessible for iPhone, iTouch users [Xinhua]
SE Asia/Pacific
ASEAN mulls options for U.S., Russia role in regional architecture [Kyodo]
Burma junta support group USDA disbands [BBC]
Former Suu Kyi aide released from jail in Myanmar [AP]
Australian PM Gillard likely to call Aug 28 election [AAH]
Central/South Asia
Clinton to seek signs of progress in Afghanistan [Reuters]
NATO airstrike kills Taliban commander, police say [AP]
OSCE to send police force to Kyrgyzstan [BBC]
Pakistan barbs darken mood after India peace talks [AFP]
Pakistan market bomb kills 10 [AFP]
Curfew imposed again in most of Indian Kashmir [AP]
Middle East
U.S. Says Scientist Aided C.I.A. While Still in Iran [NYT]
Suicide bombers kill 27 in Iran [LAT]
Gaza aid ship unloads at Egyptian port [CNN]
Second telecom ‘Israeli spy’ arrested in Lebanon [BBC]
Despite diplomatic tensions, U.S.-Israeli security ties strengthen [WaPo]|
Some worry about abuse as U.S. hands over final detention center to Iraq [WaPo]
Africa
Kenyan police arrest suspect in Uganda bombings [AP]
Uganda ready to send extra 2,000 troops to Somalia [Reuters]
Rwanda arrest suspect over beheaded politician [Reuters]
Rwanda genocide tribunal defense lawyer shot dead [AP]
Europe
France charges three Chechens in terror probe [BBC]
Killer of Natalia Estemirova ‘on wanted list’ [BBC]
Sweden: 2 guilty in Muhammad artist’s home attack [AP]
Vatican Revises Abuse Process, but Causes Stir [NYT]
Women’s Ordination Conference: Vatican’s ‘scare tactics’ appalling [WaPo]
Domestic
June was worst month for Army suicides, statistics show [CNN]
Senate Probes Any BP Ties to Lockerbie Case Release [WSJ]
Greenspan Calls for Congress to Let All Bush Tax Cuts Expire [Bloomberg]
Gulf oil test, bill passage give Obama a day to savor [WaPo]
Oil Spill Capped for a Second Day, Offering Some Hope [NYT]
Americas
Colombia accuses Venezuela of harbouring rebel groups [BBC]
3 killed in drug gang attack on police in Mexico [AP]
Free Mexico honeymoon for first Argentine gay newly-weds [BBC]
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July 14, 2010
Daily International News
July 14, 2010
Northeast Asia/Pacific
NKorea, US-led UN Command to meet Thursday [AP]
Japan voters want troubled PM to stay: polls [AFP]
Vatican, China OK new bishop as relations warm [AP]
Argentina/China sign 18 agreements; discussions to solve soy-oil dispute [MercoPress]
26 killed, 38 missing as typhoon hits Philippines [AP]
South/Central Asia
Afghan attacks kill 8 US soldiers in 24 hours [AP]
Petraeus pushes to designate Haqqani network [NYT]
Indian FM to press Pakistan on Mumbai probe in talks [Reuters]
Kyrgyz Police Abusing Ethnic Uzbeks, Group Says [NYT]
Middle East
Iran Scientist Heads to Tehran [WSJ]
Russia seeks to soothe Iran with energy pact [Reuters]
Turkey Presses For Israel’s Apology [WSJ]
Averting showdown, Gaza-bound ship changes course [AP]
Iraq: US hands over Tariq Aziz, other detainees [AP]
Gunmen attack two southern Yemen security offices [BBC]
Africa
South Africa to make 2020 Olympic bid [BBC]
NGOs slam EU-Brazil plans to develop biofuels in Africa [EU Observer]
Rwandan opposition politician found dead [BBC]
Nigeria: 4 die in new religious violence [AP]
Somalia’s spreading war [LAT]
Europe/UK
Credit Suisse offices raided by tax officials [BBC]
Gen Sir David Richards new head of British armed forces [BBC]
Children involved in Northern Ireland riots, councillor says [Guardian]
Former MI6 worker pleads guilty over selling official secrets [Guardian]
David Cameron defends NHS plans at PMQs [Guardian]
Boris Johnson wants London spared from the coalition’s spending cuts [Guardian]
Domestic
Jack Lew, Surplus-Seasoned Budget Chief, Tackles Obama Deficit [Bloomberg]
Philip Morris Is Said to Benefit From Child Labor [NYT]
U.S. deports alleged 12th Russian spy [WaPo]
NAACP Passes Tea Party Racism Resolution [CBS]
Americas
Large protest held ahead of Argentine same-sex marriage vote [CNN]
Venezuela hands over alleged Colombian drug lord to US [BBC]
Venezuela alleges Dutch violation of airspace [Miami Herald]
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July 13, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged afghanistan, AFP, afpak, africa, AIDS, al qaeda, al shabaab, amiri, AP, australia, BBC, belfast, bloomberg, bombing, BP, Britain, cap, castro, cheonan, china, chosun ilbo, cuba, dalai lama, democrat, dharamsala, DPRK, east jerusalem, east sea, egypt, embassy, fidel castro, fiji, flood, france, Gaza, haiti, HHDL, HIV, IDP, india, iran, iraq, Ireland, ISAF, israel, italy, Japan, jerusalem, korea, libya, melamine, moratorium, NATO, new york times, nireland, nkorea, North Korea, NYT, offshore drilling, oil, orangemen, Pakistan, polanski, refugee, regulatory bill, republican, reuters, ROK, roman polanski, russia, russian spies, smuggling, south china sea, south korea, spain, spy, swiss, switzerland, taliban, tax reform, tibet, uganda, UK, UN, US, USA, veil ban, wall street journal, WaPo, war games, warship, Washington Post, washington times, world cup, WSJ, xinhua | Leave a Comment »
