Posts Tagged ‘brazil’
November 10, 2011
Daily International News
November 10, 2011
APEC
Eyes on whether APEC leaders will don aloha shirts [AP]
Asia-Pacific talks to seek unity on euro crisis [Reuters]
Obama to discuss N. Korea with Chinese, Russian, Japanese leaders [Korea Times]
Northeast Asia
Asian stocks plunge; Hong Kong shares dive 4.48% [Times of India]
Japan
Japan postpones decision on whether to join Pacific free trade talks [Mainichi]
Koreas
North Korea says new reactor to start soon [AFP]
South Korea Seeking Trilateral Talks on North [GSN]
Exercise focuses on potential N. Korea biological, chemical attack [Stars & Stripes]
Rice prices in Pyongyang jump more than 50 percent in 2 months [Yonhap]
Top U.S. military intelligence official visits S. Korea: Yonhap [Kyodo]
S. Korea’s chief nuclear envoy, U.S. point man on Pyongyang to meet in Vienna [Yonhap]
New U.S. ambassador arrives in S. Korea to take up post [Kyodo]
China
Witness: Man sets self ablaze to protest China [AP]
Ai Weiwei’s wife says they will fight $2M tax bill [AP]
HRW: China’s human rights unlikely to improve before leadership change [Kyodo]
China: Yunnan mine hit by ‘deadly gas outburst’ [BBC]
China’s Trade Surplus Widens, Falls Short of Forecast [WSJ]
Premier Wen meets with Christine Lagarde [Xinhua]
Southeast Asia/Pacific
Australia cigarette ‘plain packaging’ law passes Senate [BBC]
South/Central Asia
India PM calls for new chapter in Pak relations [AP]
Taliban besiege governor’s office in Paktia [Al Jazeera]
Middle East
U.N. envoy in new push for Yemen power transfer [Reuters]
Khamenei warns U.S., Israel against attack on atom sites [Reuters]
China says sanctions no solution to Iran nuclear issue [Xinhua]
New attack on Egypt gas pipeline to Israel and Jordan [BBC]
Africa
Officials: Sudan bombs South Sudan camp, kills 12 [AP]
Liberia’s Sirleaf may offer rivals govt posts [Reuters]
Amnesty urges Shell to pay for Nigeria spills [Al Jazeera]
Somali legislator killed in Mogadishu [Al Jazeera]
Guilty: Julius Malema suspended from ANC [Mail & Guardian]
Western black rhino declared extinct [BBC]
Europe
Eurozone’s growth has stalled, says EU [BBC]
Greek parties tap former central banker as prime minister [Deutsche Welle]
New Italian government seen within days [Reuters]
Russia poised to join world trade body [AP]
Turkish police fire tear gas in quake city [Reuters]
Turkish quake kills at least 8, topples hotels [AP]
James Murdoch rejects MP’s ‘mafia’ attack [BBC]
Americas
Brazil police: Rio’s most-wanted trafficker caught [AP]
Nationals catcher Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela [AP]
Nicaragua deaths in post-election violence [Al Jazeera]
Pope may visit Cuba, Mexico next spring [AP]
Domestic
Remains of war dead dumped in landfill [WaPo]
Alleged bomber of US navy ship in court [Al Jazeera]
Poison Control Centers in danger of losing funding [WaPo]
Ohio back on President Obama’s dance card [POLITICO]
Republicans Oppose Further Bailouts for Banks, Europe in Candidate Debate [Bloomberg]
Rick Perry stumbles badly in Republican presidential debate [WaPo]
Debate crowd cheers Cain in face of sexual harassment claims [The Hill]
Jefferson County, Ala., files for biggest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history [WaPo]
Penn State to be investigated by Department of Education [POLITICO]
Applications for unemployment benefits fall to 390,000, lowest level since April [WaPo]
Nixon secret Watergate testimony unsealed [POLITICO]
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September 2, 2011
Posted in Daily News | Tagged 2020 olympics, afghanistan, al-jazeera, ANC, AP, Assad, assange, australia, BBC, beijing, berlusconi, brazil, casino arson, china, chosun, CIA, clinton, congestion charge, congo, dalai lama, debt, DPJ, DPRK, DRC, egypt, estonia, EU, Gadhafi, gillard, GOP 2012, guardian, HHDL, huntsman, IAEA, immigration, india, interest rates, iran, israel, italy, Japan, jobs, korea, kuwait, kyodo, libya, lockerbie, madrid, malema, megrahi, mexico, missiles, mortgage, mubarak, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, noda, North Korea, NTC, NYT, oil embargo, okada, Pakistan, pew, pipeline, PRC, prokhorov, Qaddafi, republican, reuters, rick perry, ROK, rome, RSA, russia, samaritan's purse, skorea, south africa, south korea, sudan, syria, taliban, talking points memo, TNC, TPM, turkey, typhoon, UN, unemployment, unredacted, vietnam, WaPo, Washington Post, Wikileaks, world bank, xinhua, Yasukuni, yonhap | Leave a Comment »
August 30, 2011
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August 16, 2011
Daily International News
August 16, 2011
Northeast Asia
Japan
Hurdles must be overcome before DPJ forms grand coalition [Mainichi]
Koreas
US, SKorea begin war drills aimed at NKorea [AP]
Canada tightens sanctions against North Korea [Reuters]
N. Korea installs CCTV cameras near border with China to thwart defections [Yonhap]
Seoul says OK to have troops on disputed isles, takes issue with Noda [Kyodo]
School’s out for S Korean kids [Al Jazeera]
China
China launches 2-month Xinjiang terror crackdown [AP]
Protest Over Chemical Plant Shows Growing Pressure on China From Citizens [NYT]
Visiting Vice Premier Li Keqiang meets Hong Kong Chief Executive [Xinhua]
Railways ministry spokesman Wang Yongping dismissed from office: ministry [Xinhua]
Southeast Asia/Pacific
Qantas to slash 1,000 jobs, start new Asia airline [AP]
FBI arrests man over ‘collar bomb’ hoax [Al Jazeera]
Australia carbon tax protest targets Julia Gillard [BBC]
‘Toxic chemical link’ to Thailand hotel deaths [BBC]
South/Central Asia
Indian anti-graft activist arrested as protests spread [Reuters]
Gunman kills Afghan woman working for government [AP]
Nepal’s two major parties announce candidates for prime minister [Kyodo]
Middle East
Abbas confirms to make U.N. statehood bid in September [Reuters]
Israeli air strikes hit Gaza Strip [Al Jazeera]
Gunfire in Syrian coastal city; 35 dead in 4 days [AP]
Bahrain rights body shuts doors after protest crowd [Reuters]
Egypt Deploys Soldiers to North Sinai [NYT]
7 pulled from Iraqi mosque, killed execution-style [AP]
Africa
Gaddafi forces fire Scud missile – U.S. official [Reuters]
UN probing theft of Somalia food aid [Al Jazeera]
South Sudan offers Somalia African Union troops [BBC]
Guinea’s President Conde pardons jailed activists [BBC]
Eritrean leader Afewerki in ‘peace trip’ to Uganda [BBC]
Zimbabwe “kingmaker” general killed in fire [Reuters]
Europe
Statoil announces huge North Sea oil discovery [AP]
Top Tabloid Editors Endorsed Hacking, Letter Says [NYT]
Britain Charges 16-Year-Old with Murder in Riots [NYT]
German economic slowdown raises fresh eurozone fears [Guardian]
Merkel, Sarkozy meet as euro economy stalls [AP]
Americas
El Salvador’s gangs join drugs trade [Al Jazeera]
Bolivians march against development plan [Al Jazeera]
Canadian armed forces to be ‘royal’ once again [BBC]
Domestic
Fitch affirms U.S. at AAA, outlook stable [Reuters]
Supercommittee runs risk of turf war [POLITICO]
U.S. ambassador to Brazil called back to oversee the Foreign Service [FP]
Poll: 13 percent approve of Congress [POLITICO]
Can’t miss: Top stops on 2012 trail [POLITICO]
Perry Says Bernanke Spending Before Election Would Be ‘Almost Treasonous’ [Bloomberg]
Pawlenty’s Top NH Aide Joins Huntsman [TPM]
Sarah Palin tour comes to abrupt halt [POLITICO]
Clinton Fundraisers Step Up to Fill Obama Re-Election Account [Bloomberg]
On mortgage rates, Obama wants proposal for how government can keep big role [WaPo]
Today: The Last Two Wisconsin Recalls (For Now) [TPM]
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August 5, 2011
Daily International News
August 5, 2011
Hiroshima Anniversary
From Hiroshima to Fukushima [WSJ]
New A-bomb exhibits to highlight Hiroshima peace ceremony [Xinhua]
In a switch, Japan’s A-bomb survivors turn against nuclear energy [WaPo]
Revisiting Hiroshima, Nagasaki [Korea Times]
Countdown to Hiroshima 66 Years Ago: Was the Bomb Necessary? [HuffPo Blog]
Kucinich to speak at Commemoration of Hiroshima [Kitsap Sun]
Northeast Asia
Japan
Japan Detains Two China Ship Captains, May Rekindle Tensions [Bloomberg]
Japan, China shut ports in path of powerful typhoon [Reuters]
Nuke safety group OKs report saying chances of another Fukushima plant explosion are slim [Mainichi]
Koreas
North Korea: 30 dead, thousands homeless in flood [AP]
N. Korean vice foreign minister Kim leaves Beijing for home [Kyodo]
Insight – North Korea leans on China to make economic zones work [Reuters]
China
China may test run aircraft carrier on Sat.: Hong Kong report [Kyodo]
Joe Biden to visit China, Japan, Mongolia [Reuters]
China opposes Japan’s latest defense white paper [Xinhua]
China relaxes birth restrictions for victim families of mudslide-hit county [Xinhua]
Chinese Officials Seized and Sold Babies, Parents Say [NYT]
Southeast Asia/Pacific
Yingluck Shinawatra Is Elected Thai Prime Minister by Parliament [NYT]
Philippine President Benigno Aquino meets Muslim rebels [BBC]
Myanmar insurgents shoot 7 dead near Chinese-built power plants [Kyodo]
Sri Lankan power-sharing talks near collapse [AP]
South/Central Asia
Four Afghans killed as anti-NATO demonstration turns violent [Reuters]
Middle East
Protest marches across Syria on first Ramadan Friday [Reuters]
Second night of Israeli strikes on Gaza after rocket fire [BBC]
Iran gives key oil role to a Revolutionary Guard on sanctions list [LAT]
Africa
Libya denies report Gaddafi’s son Khamis killed by NATO [Reuters]
Sudan ‘threatened to shoot UN helicopter’ in Abyei [BBC]
Gunfire said to kill 7 as aid is looted in Somalia [AP]
Shell faces $410M payout over Nigeria oil spills [CNN]
Europe
Madrid ‘indignant’ protesters clash with riot police [BBC]
Italy demands NATO probe regarding immigrants [AP]
Ukraine’s ex-PM Yulia Tymoshenko ‘taken into custody’ [BBC]
Amnesty warns Georgia over refugee evictions [Reuters]
Americas
Brazil Defence Minister Nelson Jobim resigns [BBC]
Mexico town’s police force resigns over drug attacks [BBC]
Chile marks year since mine collapse [BBC]
Domestic
The top 8 foreign policy issues stuck in Congress [FP]
Leon Panetta: No more defense cuts [POLITICO]
Glamour Goes on the Road With Hillary [Glamour]
U.S. Posts Stronger Job Gains Amid Fear [NYT]
U.S. Stock Futures Rebound on Payrolls Data, Treasuries Fall [Bloomberg]
Republicans Set Sights on Balanced Budget Amendment [NYT]
Romney signs marriage pledge [POLITICO]
If Rick Perry gets in, will Karl Rove be out? [POLITICO]
Greens not friendless among House GOP [POLITICO]
Shell Gets Tentative Approval to Drill in Arctic [NYT]
For NASA, Return Trip to Jupiter in Search of Clues to Solar System’s Origins [NYT]
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July 22, 2011
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June 10, 2011
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged afghanistan, AP, Assad, Aung San Suu Kyi, Baba Ramdev, BBC, bloomberg, brazil, Burma, CA, california, chechen, chicago, child labor, china, clinton, CNN, croatia, cuba, cyberattack, debbie wasserman, democratic national committee, DNC, DPRK, e coli, earthquake, EU, extradition, florida, france, fukushima, Gaddafi, gates, germany, gingrich, GOP, guru, huang qi, human rights, IMF, india, inflation, iowa, iraq, israel, italy, Japan, jerusalem, jisr al-shughour, korea, kyrgyzstan, lagarde, leiter, libya, live-fire, maryland, MD, misrate, myanmar, national counterterrorism center, NATO, NCC, new york times, nkorea, North Korea, NYT, Obama, osh, Pakistan, palestine, perry, politico, potus, PRC, puerto rico, Qaddafi, radiation, rana, reith lectures, republican, reuters, ROK, romney, russia, saleh, shia, skorea, south china sea, south korea, spain, sprouts, state department, straw poll, sunni, suu kyi, syria, taekwondo, TEPCO, TNC, toyota, tsunami, turkey, UN, united nations, vietnam, VOA, voice of america, WaPo, Washington Post, won, xinhua, yemen, yoga, yonhap, zambia | 1 Comment »
June 9, 2011
Daily International News
June 9, 2011
Northeast Asia
Japan
Japan finance minister a frontrunner to be next PM [Reuters]
Economy Sends Japanese to Fukushima for Jobs [NYT]
North Korea
NKorea threatens to expose taped talks with South [AP]
China, DPRK reach consensus on developing two economic zones in DPRK [Xinhua]
China
China says envoy from Libyan rebels to visit soon [AP]
Concern Over Grassroots Local Campaigns in China [NYT]
China rebuffs UN plea over ‘disappeared’ Tibetan monks [BBC]
Dalai Lama: China not enemy, some hard-liners are [AP]
Vietnam and China hackers escalate Spratly Islands row [BBC]
China warns neighbors: Stop oil search in Spratlys [AP]
Report: General confirms China’s aircraft carrier [AP]
Lagarde visits China to gather support for IMF top job [BBC]
Southeast Asia/Pacific
Burma gets a record $20bn in foreign investment [BBC]
Myanmar blames ethnic rebels for fatal train blast [AP]
South/Central Asia
Calls Increase for Drawdown in Afghanistan [Bloomberg]
Gunmen attack Afghan wedding party, killing 9 [AP]
Over 100 militants attack Pakistan’s northwest [Reuters]
Uzbek religious refugees in Kazakhstan face extradition [BBC]
Fasting guru denies he’s arming followers in India [AP]
Middle East
US hits Iran’s police chief with sanctions [AP]
With one escape route, Syrians stream into Turkey [AP]
Yemen government says 12 al-Qaida militants killed [AP]
Yemen awaits possible Saleh return after surgery [Reuters]
UN nuclear watchdog refers Syria to Security Council [BBC]
In Saudi Arabia, Royal Funds Buy Peace for Now [NYT]
Africa
Gaddafi faces new ICC charges for using rape as weapon in conflict [Guardian]
Fresh round of NATO strikes hit Tripoli outskirts [AP]
Libya rebels eye oil restart, win aid pledges [Reuters]
Obama to welcome Gabon president at White House [AP]
Tunisia Postpones Election, Possibly Aiding New Parties [NYT]
Burkina Faso government replaces its governors [AP]
Somali leaders postpone elections by a year [AP]
Attack on Somali port kills 1 civilian [AP]
Europe
EU keeps Bulgaria, Romania out of border zone [AP]
Cesare Battisti extradition: Italy to go to Hague court [BBC]
Dutch find different E. coli, pull beet sprouts [AP]
Americas
Chinese oil workers ‘kidnapped by Colombia rebels’ [BBC]
Aide’s Quitting Casts Doubt on Brazil’s New President [NYT]
Chile volcano: Ash cloud forces flight cancellations [BBC]
Corruption scandal hits Argentina’s Mothers group [AP]
Domestic
Nuclear Industry Will Conduct Post-Fukushima U.S. Safety Review [Bloomberg]
Ex-NSA manager has reportedly twice rejected plea bargains in Espionage Act case [WaPo]
Leon Panetta’s 5 challenges [POLITICO]
Panetta faces no major hurdles to confirmation as Pentagon chief [WaPo]
Opinion: Crocker Didn’t Dissuade Low Hopes on Afghanistan [WaPo]
Weiner abides despite new photo, baby on the way [AP]
President Obama’s campaign expands its 2012 map [POLITICO]
Texas’s Rick Perry weighing a 2012 candidacy [WaPo]
Romney draws early fire from conservatives over views on climate change [WaPo]
Jon Huntsman’s no-names strategy [POLITICO]
Regulators pressuring banks after Citi data breach [Reuters]
Sheriff orders remaining residents of 2 Arizona towns in path of huge wildfire to flee [WaPo]
Heat gripping half of US expected to last for days [AP]
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May 12, 2011
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May 6, 2011
Posted in Daily News | Tagged 2012, 7/7, 9/11, abbottabad, afghanistan, AFP, al qaeda, al-jazeera, Assad, australia, bahrain, BBC, beijing, bin laden, bloomberg, brazil, Britain, calderon, cameron, carter, china, chosun, CIA, clegg, CNN, Congress, cote d'ivoire, crime, cwele, daniels, darfur, der spiegel, detainee, dong-a, doomsday, DPRK, economy, englang, EU, food aid, fox, france, FTA, fukushima, gay marriage, germany, GOP, greece, hamaoka, hmong, house, immigration, iraq, ivory coast, Japan, joongang, kan, kim jong-il, kim jong-un, korea, libdem, liberal democrat, libya, marrakesh, medicare, merkel, mexico, morocco, moscow, navy seals, new york times, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, northern ireland, norway, nuclear, NYT, Obama, OBL, osama, osama bin laden, ouattara, Pakistan, papua new guinea, PNG, politico, potus, PRC, Pyongyang, reuters, richardson, ROK, RSA, russia, S&ED, SA, saleh, same-sex marriage, SEALs, seoul, sheryl cwele, siberia, singapore, sinn fein, skorea, south africa, south korea, spy, strikes, sudan, syria, taliban, texas, thailand, tory, UK, UN, venezuela, vietnam, vouchers, wall street journal, WaPo, Washington Post, WSJ, yemen | Leave a Comment »