Posts Tagged ‘bailout’
July 22, 2011
Posted in Daily News | Tagged AFP, al shabaab, al-jazeera, al-shabab, amnesty international, AP, ASEAN, australia, bailout, BBC, bin laden, bishop, bloomberg, boehner, brazil, Burma, cambodia, canada, catholic church, chavez, clinton, conde, cuba, DADT, debt ceiling, deutsche welle, DOD, DOJ, DPRK, ecuador, ESPN, EU, F16, financial times, FT, Gaddafi, gates, gay marriage, gerogia, gilani, goran hadzic, greece, guardian, guinea, Guinea-Conakry, henan, homs, ICC, iran, john kerry, korea, lai changxing, libya, malawi, malaysia, mercopress, mullen, murdoch, musharraf, myanmar, national zoo, NATO, new york times, News International, news of the world, NFL, nkorea, North Korea, norway, NoW, NYT, Obama, OBL, oslo, ottawa, Pakistan, panda, Pentagon, politico, potus, Qaddafi, reuters, ri yongho, roc, ROK, same-sex marriage, saudi arabia, serbia, six-party talks, skorea, somalia, south china sea, south korea, subpoena, syria, taiwan, telegraph, thailand, the hague, tymoshenko, ukraine, vatican, venezuela, wall street journal, war criminal, WSJ, yemen | Leave a Comment »
June 30, 2011
Posted in Daily News | Tagged afghanistan, AFP, African Union, ai weiwei, al qaeda, al-jazeera, amnesty, AP, arctic, AU, austerity, australia, bahrain, bailout, bangladesh, bashir, BBC, birther, British, Burma, CA, california, cambodia, canada, chavez, china, chosun, Congress, CPC, DPJ, DPRK, drones, egypt, equatorial guinea, esquire, famine, food aid, football, forbes, france, fukushima, gay marriage, giffords, GOP, GOP 2012, government shutdown, greece, guardian, gulag, halperin, haqqani, hariri, hostages, income tax, indonesia, iraq, Japan, jellyfish, joongang, july 4, kabul intercontinental, khmer rouge, kim jong-il, korea, kyodo, LA Times, LAT, lebanon, lee teng-hui, libya, loughner, michelle yeoh, minnesota, morning joe, morocco, mt kumgang, muslim brotherhood, myanmar, naoto kan, NATO, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, North Korea, nuclear, NYC, NYT, Obama, Pakistan, philippines, politico, potus, PRC, prius, putin, Qaddafi, qingdao, recess, republican, reuters, roc, ROK, ross dunkley, russia, same-sex marriage, sarkozy, saudi arabia, sea bridge, senate, skorea, south korea, spain, sudan, sweden, taiwan, taliban, TEPCO, thailand, time, torness, toyota, UK, UN, united nations, venezuela, VOA, voice of america, willls and kate, xinhua. BBC, yemen, yonhap | Leave a Comment »
November 22, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged 2012, abdullah, abyei, afghanistan, AIDS, al qaeda, al-jazeera, AP, AQAP, bailout, BBC, beijing, bemba, bloomberg, bosworth, Burma, china, cholera, CNN, condoms, congo, DADT, darfur, dark horse, defmin, democrat, DMZ, DPRK, DRC, east jerusalem, egypt, emissions, environment, EU, europe, foreign policy, gates, Gaza, GOP, hague, haiti, hariri, hezbollah, HIV, independent, iran, Ireland, ISAF, israel, Japan, joongang, karzai, korea, lebanon, lisbon, liu xiaobo, mauritania, medvedev, mexico, mideast peace, midwest, myanmar, NATO, NCP, new york times, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, nuclear, NYT, Obama, oil, palestine, pat down, peace park, pope, potus, PRC, republican, reuters, robet gates, ROK, russia, sanctions, saudi arabia, settlements, skorea, somalia, south korea, START, sudan, suu kyi, tactical nuclear arms, tehran times, telegraph, time, TSA, unemployment, uranium, wall street journal, WaPo, Washington Post, west bank, WSJ, xinhua, yemen, yongbyon | Leave a Comment »
November 17, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged afghanistan, AFP, alaska, altman, AP, archbishop, aziz, bailout, bakiyev, BBC, bloomberg, Burma, Bush, catholicism, CBC, china, clinton, clyburn, CNN, commission, congressional black caucus, currency, deutsche welle, DPRK, egypt, eid, EU, food stamp, foreign policy, fox news, FP, Gaza, germany, GOP, guinea, HK, hong kong, india, inflation, iran, iraq, Ireland, ISAF, israel, italy, Japan, kashmir, kerry, kim jong-un, korea, korea herald, korea times, kucinich, kyl, kyrgyzstan, lebanon, lugar, madagascar, mafia, merchant of death, MI5, mideast peace, mladic, msnbc, murkowski, myanmar, NATO, navy, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, nuclear, NYT, Obama, otunbayeva, Pakistan, palestine, palin, pelosi, potus, PRC, reid, reuters, ROK, russia, Sarah Palin, senate, serbia, skorea, south korea, START, subsidies, summers, suu kyi, talabani, taliban, tax cut, taxes, time, UCSERC, UN, viktor bout, WaPo, Washington Post, west bank, WH, white house, WTO, yongbyon, yuan | Leave a Comment »
November 15, 2010
Daily International News
November 15, 2010
POTUS Asia Trip Wrap-Up
Obama Returns From Asia Confronted With Unfinished Business [Bloomberg]
Back from Asia, Obama weighs strategic partnerships, China’s economic muscle [CSM]
CSM Op-ed: Obama in Japan: what a difference a bad year makes [CSM] and CSM Op-ed: US-Japan alliance is ripe for renewal [CSM]
Obama, Bush and America’s Limits [Time]
Obama’s Asian trip shows limits on global stage [AP]
No concrete plans from APEC summit [IHT]
China Yuan Falls After G-20, APEC Meetings; Central Parity Higher [WSJ]
Northeast Asia
Korea
N.Korea ‘Building Nuclear Reactor’ [Chosun]
Number of NKorean defectors to SKorea tops 20,000 [AP]
N. Korea begins mass-producing cell phones: report [Yonhap]
Kim Jong-un Marks 50 Days in the Limelight [Chosun]
South Korea basks in growing global role after G20 [Reuters]
China
Zakaria Op-ed: A ‘hedge’ strategy toward China [WaPo]
Japan
Japan is test case for Pac Rim free trade zone [AP]
Japan economy in surprise growth [BBC]
Samuelson Op-ed: How to avoid Japan’s economic mistakes [WaPo]
Southeast Asia/Pacific
Suu Kyi Calls for Freedom, Reconciliation in Speech [Bloomberg]
Aung San Suu Kyi aims for peaceful revolution [BBC]
South/Central Asia
US to present Afghan pullout plan [Al Jazeera]
Afghan Taliban reject talks, again, violence soars [Reuters]
Petraeus warns Afghans about Karzai’s criticism of U.S. war strategy [WaPo]
NATO, Russia to cooperate in Afghan war [AP]
Indian parliament adjourned over telecoms ‘scam’ uproar [BBC]
Middle East
Netanyahu lobbies his Cabinet on U.S. peace talk incentives [LAT]
Palestinians slam U.S. incentives to Israel for freezing settlement [Xinhua]
Iran: Arms seized in Nigeria a ‘misunderstanding’ [AP]
Eyeing Iran, Israel slates missile shield for 2015 [Reuters]
Muslims on hajj in Saudi Arabia ascend holy mount [AP]
Muslim cleric Omar Bakri Muhammad arrested in Lebanon [BBC]
Africa
South Sudan leader Salva Kiir urges massive vote [BBC]
Guinea protesters contest presidential poll [AP]
Somali pirates release British couple held for more than a year [CSM]
Europe
Sarkozy Appoints a More Rightist Cabinet in Reshuffle [NYT]
Merkel acknowledges disappointment with gov’t [AP]
Rebels pull out of Berlusconi government [Reuters]
Official to AP: Rolls-Royce replacing A380 engines [AP]
Greece’s budget deficit worsens [BBC]
Irish in crisis talks with EU nations, refuse aid [AP]
Americas
Cuba frees the first of 13 political prisoners [AP]
Mexico hotel blast kills 5 Canadians, 2 Mexicans [AP]
Haiti cholera death toll tops 900 [BBC]
Troop pull-out urged in Nicaragua-Costa Rica border row [BBC]
Domestic
Clinton and Gates Op-ed: Why the Senate should ratify New START [WaPo]
Opinion | One and done: To be a great president, Obama should not seek reelection in 2012 [WaPo]
Live-Blogging the Rangel Hearing: Rangel Walks Out [NYT]
Mulligans: Secretary of State Cantor charts new Mideast policy [WaPo]
McCain wants study of ‘don’t ask’ repeal on troop morale [WaPo]
Report: More Chinese students studying in US [AP]
The Year’s Top 10 Highest Paid CEOs [WSJ]
The Economy: The Republican Party’s One-Note Agenda [Time]
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October 21, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abortion, afghanistan, AFP, AP, austerity, bailout, BBC, beijing, belgium, blackwater, blast, bloomberg, blue house, brazil, Burma, campaign finance, canada, casino, china, contractor, cuba, DADT, dawn, democrat, DPRK, economy, egypt, eric holder, EU, europe, fannie mae, farinas, forced abortion, france, freddie mac, FTA, gaming, gay pride parade, gay rights, genocide, GOP, guinea, HCR, health care, hu jintao, human rights, inflation, iran, iraq, islam, israel, Japan, joongang, journal, juan williams, karachi, keynes, korea, KORUS, lee myung-bak, lula, mccain, mercopress, mexico, moscow, mubarak, muslim, myanmar, new york times, nkorea, North Korea, NPR, nuclear, NYT, Obama, obiang, odonnell, Pakistan, palestine, parachute, PC world, people's liberation army, philippines, PLA, potus, PRC, putin, recall, recession, republican, reuters, robert king, ROK, rousseff, russia, rwanda, sakharov prize, saudi arabia, senate, serra, settlements, six-party talks, skorea, south korea, supreme court, suu kyi, taliban, toyota, UN, wall street, WaPo, Washington Post, west bank, Wikileaks, witch, WSJ, WTO, xi, xi jinping, yongbyong | 1 Comment »
June 18, 2010
Daily International News
June 18, 2010
Korea(s)
U.S. envoy calls for strong message to North Korea on ship [Reuters]
N. Korean footballers suspected missing accounted for: FIFA official [Yonhap]
SKorea’s new army chief vows to beef up readiness [AP]
S.Korea, India agree to launch nuclear energy talks [AFP]
South Korea military alert over children’s balloons [BBC]
Japan/China/TW
Future of commercial whaling ban rests with Japan [AP]
Taiwan court extends detention for ex-leader [Xinhua]
China says yuan exchange rate not up for discussion at G-20 [MarketWatch]
Study Criticizes Swine-Flu Follow-Up [NYT]
NZ lawmaker claims Chinese security attacked him [AP]
SE/Central Asia
Flooding, landslides kill nearly 60 in Myanmar [AP]
Sri Lanka president condemns critics in victory pageant [BBC]
U.S. envoy urges probe into Kyrgyz killings [Reuters]
Interim leader: Up to 2,000 dead in Kyrgyz clashes [AP]
Refugees Begin Returning to Kyrgyzstan [NYT]
Middle East
Iran calls U.N. sanctions “illegal and invalid” [Reuters]
U.S., Europe target Iran investment, trade [WaPo]
Turkey: May air raid killed 100 Kurdish rebels [AP]
Hamas, PA demand complete halt to closure [JPost]
Sunni fighter’s killing is latest in attacks on former al-Qaeda insurgents [WaPo]
Iraqi interpreter for U.S. shot dead by son and nephew [Reuters]
Africa
Ethiopia supreme court rejects election appeal [AFP]
Somali pirates get 5 years in prison [CNN]
Court Grants Bail and Frees American Lawyer in Rwanda [NYT]
UN: Zimbabweans top asylum seekers worldwide [AP]
S.Africa union delays power strike threat [Reuters]
Europe
President Sarkozy: Britain helped save our honour [Times UK]
IMF says Spain taking right steps towards stability [BBC]
EU leaders back Estonia’s bid to adopt euro [BusinessWeek]
Finnish PM quits, makes way for party’s new leader [AP]
Domestic
U.S. may strip-search Guantanamo suspect – judge [Reuters]
Secretary Clinton says DOJ will Challenge Arizona Immigration Law [ABC]
Democrats lack consensus on climate bill [Politico]
Loopholes Grow in Bill to Offset Ruling on Campaigns [NYT]
BP’s U.S. Future Teeters After CEO, Lawmakers Clash [Bloomberg]
Texas Congressman’s Apology to BP Is Denounced by His Own Party [Bloomberg]
Pew: Muslims, Americans down on Obama’s foreign policy [FP]
Utah firing squad executes convicted killer [Reuters]
For the Lakers, victory has never been harder — or sweeter [LAT]
Americas
Vigil for dozens trapped in Colombian coal mine [AP]
Brazil suspends retaliation in U.S. cotton row [Reuters]
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