Posts Tagged ‘awlaki’
September 30, 2011
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abbas, AFP, al qaeda, aljazeera, america the beautiful, AP, AQAP, Assad, aulaqi, awlaki, baby trafficking, bahrain, ban ki-moon, BBC, bloomberg, bosnia, Burma, chavez, Chile, china, correa, DOE, DOJ, DPRK, ecuador, fukushima, genocide, GOP, GOP 2012, hague, herman cain, hong kong, huntsman, ICC, immigration, india, iran, italy, Japan, kenya, kenyatta, korea, kosovo, libya, mccain, mcclatchy, medvedev, mercopress, mullen, myanmar, myitsone, NATO, new york times, new zealand, NH, nkorea, noah's ark, North Korea, NTC, nuclear, NYT, Obama, odinga, Pakistan, palestine, philippines, portugal, potus, PRC, putin, Qaddafi, reuters, roc, ROK, russia, rwanda, saleh, serbia, shabaab, shabab, sirte, skorea, solyndra, somalia, south korea, sri lanka, steven chu, syria, taiwan, taliban, tamil, telangana, TNC, tripoli, turkey, tymonshenko, typhoon, ukraine, UN, UPI, venezuela, vietnam, WaPo, Washington Post, xinhua, yemen, yonhap | Leave a Comment »
December 8, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged afghanistan, AP, appropriations, argentina, arroyo, assange, austerity, australia, awlaki, bachus, BBC, bloomberg, brazil, Britain, cables, cameron, cancun, Chile, china, cholera, christine o'donnell, clinton, coke, columbia, cote d'ivoire, defmin, democrat, DOJ, DOS, DPRK, east jerusalem, Gaddafi, Gadhafi, gates, Gaza, gitmo, governor richardson, greece, guantanamo, guardian, haiti, hezbollah, hillary clinton, house, israel, ivory coast, ivy league, jack straw, Japan, JCS, john lennon, johnson-sirleaf, julian assange, justice dept, korea, LA Times, LAT, leaks, lebanon, lennon, li keqiang, liberia, libya, liu xiaobo, lockerbie, LSD, marijuana, megrahi, memos, miliband, moratorium, mullen, nepal, new mexico, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, NM, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, NYT, PAC, Pakistan, palestine, philippines, PM, PMQs, pot, PRC, probe, republican, reuters, richardson, robert gates, ROK, russia, saudi arabia, saudis, senate, settlements, skorea, south korea, state, state department, strike, time, UK, UN, venus, wall street, walmart, WaPo, Washington Post, Wikileaks, xi jinping, xinhua | Leave a Comment »
November 8, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged A380, afghanistan, AFP, ai wei wei, anglican, AP, asia, awlaki, BBC, berlusconi, biden, bloomberg, BMW, BNP, British National Party, Burma, Bush, cameron, catholic, cheney, Chile, china, cholera, clinton, conversion, cuba, DADT, daily beast, dalian, democrat, DPRK, drone, dublin, edison pena, erbil, EU, financial times, foreign policy, FP, france, FT, G20, GOP, GW bush, haiti, hillary, hostages, hunger strike, india, indonesia, iran, iraq, Ireland, israel, italy, jerusalem, korea, LA Times, marathon, merapi, mexico, midterm elections, midterms, morocco, msnbc, myanmar, netanyahu, new york marathon, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, NYCM, NYT, Obama, olbermann, Pakistan, palestine, potus, PRC, qantas, QE, Racism, republican, reuters, roc, ROK, russia, samuelson, scooter libby, security council, singh, skorea, south korea, surplus, taiwan, taliban, tax cut, time, UK, UN, UNSC, volcano, wall street journal, WaPo, Washington Post, western sahara, white house, whitehall, woolas, WSJ, yemen, yonhap, yuan | Leave a Comment »
November 2, 2010
Daily International News – because there’s a whole world of news today…but I also got your midterm news, too.
November 2, 2010
Northeast Asia
Koreas
NKorea makes point-by-point denial of ship sinking [AP]
N Korea to give torpedo sample [BBC]
North Muddies Korea’s ‘Brand,’ But South Won’t Take a Hard Line [WSJ]
‘North Korea may become part of China’ [Korea Times]
China/Taiwan
China objects to US offer over disputed islands [AP]
Clinton Says China Will Need More Political Freedom [Bloomberg]
UN chief criticized for failing to press China [AP]
British PM Cameron to visit Beijing next week [AP]
At Odds with the U.S., Pakistan Deepens Ties with China [TIME]
‘Chinese double agent’ arrested in Taiwan [BBC]
Japan/Northern Territories
Japan Summons Envoy to Russia Over Islands Dispute [NYT]
Dmitry Medvedev ‘planning new visit to disputed Kurils’ [BBC]
Southeast Asia
Vietnam’s Cam Ranh base to welcome foreign navies [AP]
Myanmar’s ethnic minorities prepare for war [AP]
Myanmar storm killed dozens, 81,000 left homeless – U.N. [Reuters]
US Endorses Malaysia’s Call For Religious Moderation [Bernama]
Indonesian volcano forces flight cancellations [AP]
South/Central Asia
Afghan candidates and MPs call for new election [Reuters]
US to Hand over Small Bases to Afghan Army [Tolo News]
Plan in Pakistan to Export Wheat Generates Criticism [WSJ]
India hikes interest rates to contain inflation [AP]
Middle East – Yemen AQAP Threat
Militants ‘blow up Yemen pipeline’ [BBC]
Yemen begins hunt for plot suspect [Al Jazeera] and Yemen charges US-born radical cleric al-Awlaki [AP]
Germany, U.K. Restrict Flights, Parcels After Bombs [Bloomberg] and World airlines call for improved cargo-screening [AP]
Earlier Flight May Have Been Dry Run for Plotters [NYT]
Middle East – Other
Iran envoy dismisses tougher terms for atom fuel swap [Reuters]
Iraq TV station taken off air after deadly church raid [BBC]
Syria must wield influence in Lebanon to help U.S. relations, says top diplomat [WaPo]
Jewish-Arab relations in Israel hit boiling point [AP]
Fayyad cancels Jerusalem visit after Israel warning [Reuters]
Israeli soldier jailed over Palestinian prisoner photo [BBC]
Africa
Tanzania: Chaos Reigns as Electoral Commission Delays Releasing Results [All Africa]
‘Historic’ turnout in Ivory Coast’s presidential poll [BBC]
Guinea election boycott threat is averted [BBC]
Europe
4 small mail bombs explode in Athens [AP]
Cameron and Sarkozy hail UK-France defence treaties [BBC]
UK government may allow convicted prisoners to vote [BBC]
More Than 100,000 Pay for British News Site [NYT]
BP back to profit after oil spill [BBC]
Russian imprisoned oil tycoon Khodorkovsky verdict to be delivered Dec. 15 [AP]
Americas
President-elect Rousseff names business-friendly transition team [MercoPress]
Haiti cholera ‘resembles South Asian strain’ [BBC]
Widowed Argentine President Fernandez in tearful speech [BBC]
Domestic – Midterms
Issue Guide: 2010 Midterm Elections [CFR]
9 Secret Election Day Surges [Daily Beast]
Democrats bracing for major losses [WaPo]
5 Reasons Democrats Could Beat the Polls and Hold the House[NYT]
Sarah Palin Endorses Third Party Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Tancredo [ABC]
California Looks for Cash Under Proposal to Legalize Marijuana [Bloomberg]
Pressure Builds on Obama to Shake Up Inner Circle [WSJ]
Op-ed: Obama may just be an interlude [FT]
Op-ed: Go Small and Stay Home [FP]
EU and US ‘must work together’ after midterms, says diplomat [DW]
Domestic – Other
Google sues US in software battle [BBC]
Federal Appeals Court Weighs Arizona Law on Immigrants [NYT]
Fed Will Probably Start $500 Billion of Bond Buying [Bloomberg]
Tim Lincecum, Edgar Renteria deliver Giants’ first title since 1954 [ESPN]
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October 26, 2010
Daily International News
October 26, 2010
Northeast Asia
Koreas
South Korea to Take Lead Role in Counterproliferation Program [Korea Herald]
Kim Jong-nam: ‘North Korea will collapse soon’ [Korea Times]
Two Kims inspect N.Korea’s secret police agency [AFP]
N. Korea announces new ambassador to China [Yonhap]
Ban says Korea to be bridge at G-20 [JoongAng]
Japan
Japan, worried by China, may boost submarine fleet [AP]
China
Beijing now worried anti-Japan protests could backfire [CSM]
China’s Xi Jinping Next Leader Hails Korean War as ‘Great and Just’ [Chosun]
Wife of jailed Nobel winner invites dozens to Oslo [AP]
EU and WTO seeking solution over China rare earths [Reuters]
Fast train, big dam show China’s engineering might [AP]
From 10/25 Taking Harder Stance Toward China, Obama Lines Up Allies [NYT]
Southeast Asia
Myanmar’s democracy icon sidelined for election [AP]
China campaigning against international probe of possible war crimes in Burma [WaPo]
Indonesia tsunami kills 113; scores more missing [AP]
Indonesian volcano erupts, 20 hurt by hot ash [AP]
UN warns on Vietnam birth ratio [BBC]
South/Central Asia
Analysis: India, U.S. aim to lift defense ties during Obama trip [Reuters]
Immelt, McNerney Among CEOs to Meet Obama in India [Bloomberg]
Middle East
Saudi cabinet gives nod to nuclear pact with Russia [AFP]
Iran begins inserting fuel into nuclear plant core [Reuters]
Netanyahu visits commando unit behind Gaza ship raid [Reuters]
Tariq Aziz sentenced to death [Al Jazeera]
Yemen Interior Ministry imposes ban on weapons [AP]
Yemeni journalist on trial for Qaeda with Awlaki links [Reuters]
Syrian leader says US sows chaos overseas [AP]
Africa
Egypt detains Brotherhood members before vote [Reuters]
UN PKO Chief in Sudan border clash warning [BBC]
Europe
Russia most corrupt among global powers, study says [WaPo] and War-hit countries ‘most corrupt’ [BBC] – LINK TO REPORT
Czechs grant asylum to Cuban political prisoner [AP]
EU foreign ministers set the stage for clash over financial regulations [DW]
French strikes lose steam, garbage workers return [AP]
Bosnia: bones of at least 97 people found in lake [AP]
George Osborne: GDP figures show recovery is steady [BBC]
Thatcher ‘making good progress’ in hospital after flu [BBC]
Paul, the WCup predicting octopus, dies at 2 1/2 [AP]
Americas
Brazil Challenger’s Chances Dim [WSJ]
Domestic
U.S. Corruption Ranking Slides as Confidence Wanes [Bloomberg] – LINK TO REPORT
Voters ‘Ripe for Change’ Signal Republicans to Add 6 Governors [Bloomberg]
G.O.P. Senate Odds Slip on Colorado, West Virginia Polls [NYT]
In Nevada, it’s can’t live with Harry Reid and can’t live without him [WaPo]
‘Daily Show’ kicks off visit to D.C. [WaPo]
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