Posts Tagged ‘KORUS’
May 5, 2011
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May 4, 2011
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abbottabad, abyei, ADB, afghanistan, AG, al-jazeera, amnesty international, AP, Assad, AV, BBC, bin laden, bogota, border control, cairo, cambodia, china, colombia, Common Good, Congress, cote d'ivoire, dc, der spiegel, dien bien, DPRK, ergodan, EU, european union, fatah, fayyad, foreign policy, FP, FTA, G20, gbagbo, gitmo, ground zero, guantanamo, guardian, gulag, hamas, hmong, holder, honduras, ICC, immigration, internet, IPR, ivory coast, Japan, korea, KORUS, kyodo, Li Fangping, libya, london, NATO, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, North Korea, NYC, NYT, Obama, OBL, osama, ouattara, Pakistan, palestine, pax bin laden, peru, potus, PRC, prince charles, prison, Qaddafi, reuters, romania, russia, samuel moreno, six-party talks, sri lanka, sudan, syria, thailand, the washington times, torture, turkey, TWT, uzbekistan, vietnam, WaPo, warcrimes, Washington Post, white house, xinhua, yonhap, zelaya | Leave a Comment »
January 25, 2011
Daily International News
January 25, 2011
SOTU
& Foreign Policy
Obama’s State of the Union and U.S. Foreign Policy [StratFor]
Factbox: Foreign policy issues Obama may address in speech [Reuters]
10 Global Issues Obama Won’t Talk About But Should [FP]
Why the Middle East Won’t Feature in Obama’s Speech [TIME]
General
SOTU Media Sand Traps and How to Avoid Them [Daily Beast]
Five things to watch for in the State of the Union speech [WaPo]
State of the Union Preview: Obama’s Unofficial 2012 Kickoff [TIME]
Six members of the Supreme Court to attend SOTU [WaPo]
Arizona lawmakers to save seat for Gabrielle Giffords at State of the Union [WaPo]
Northeast Asia
China/Taiwan
J-20 stealth fighter jet ‘innovative, not stolen from US plane’ [Global Times]
US spy for China Noshir Gowadia jailed for 32 years [BBC]
Urumqi to be under full surveillance [AP]
US diplomat slams China on governor’s Taiwan trip [AP]
China will stick to socialism as required by law: top legislator [Xinhua]
Son of former PRC president takes up new military post [Global Times]
Macau’s Stanley Ho in family row over casino empire [BBC]
Koreas
S. Korea remains suspicious of N. Korea’s intention for talks: minister [Yonhap]
South Korea Wants U.N. to Consider North’s Uranium Program [GSN]
UN investigator in Japan for talks on North Korean human rights [M&C]
Malaysia, SKorea seek to charge 12 Somali pirates [AP]
GOP calls for quick action on free trade pacts, including KORUS [AP]
N.Korea’s Brave Underground Journalists Make Headlines [Chosun]
Japan
Soccer: Konno’s penalty, Kawashima’s saves send Japan past S. Korea in thriller [Mainichi]
Kan says government to re-examine DPJ election pledges [Mainichi]
Kan stresses Sun Yat-sen’s Japan ties in policy speech [Mainichi]
Southeast Asia/Pacific
Thailand ‘yellow-shirts’ stage new street protests [BBC]
Thai Inquiry Into Violence Falters [NYT]
Blast in southern Thailand kills nine [BBC]
India and Indonesia aim to double trade [BBC]
HRW accuses Vietnam of widespread human rights abuses [AP]
Three charged over Christmas Island shipwreck [BBC]
South/Central Asia
US commander in Afghanistan: Tough fight in 2011 [AP]
West’s portrayal of Afghan war deceptive – ANSO group [Reuters]
Suicide attack near Pakistan Shi’ite rally kills 13 [Reuters]
Pakistan has “disastrous year” for human rights in 2010: HRW [Reuters]
India Central Bank Raises Key Rates [WSJ]
Middle East
Citing Options, Iran Rejects Uranium Deal, Diplomat Says [NYT]
Turkey president lays into Israel flotilla inquiry [AP]
AP Interview: IAEA head seeks openness from Iran [AP]
Hezbollah-backed Mikati named Lebanon prime minister [Reuters]
Abbas welcomed home as hero [Reuters]
Africa
Northern Coast
Talks under way for body to oversee Tunisia cabinet [Reuters]
Egyptians denounce Mubarak, clash with riot police [AP]
All Other
Sudan’s Bashir pledges support for independent south [Reuters]
South Sudan to retain its name as an independent state: report [Sudan Tribune]
Call for Tougher Measures Against Ivory Coast Leader [NYT]
Rwanda rebel leader Callixte Mbarushimana sent to ICC [BBC]
Europe
Russian parliament ratifies arms pact with US [AP]
Moscow airport bomb: Dmitry Medvedev seeks shake-up [BBC]
List of Russian terror attacks [WaPo]
Berlusconi defence lawyers dismiss sex accusations [Reuters]
Lord Taylor found guilty of fiddling expenses [Guardian]
George Osborne: budget cuts keep down UK interest rates [Telegraph]
Americas
Obama to visit Brazil in sign of warmer ties: paper [Reuters]
Clinton Voices U.S. Support of Mexico in Trip [NYT]
Domestic
The 83rd Annual Oscar Nominations [NYT]
White House Nominates David Cohen As Sanctions Point Man [WSJ]
Carol Browner to leave White House [POLITICO]
Scalia appearance at ‘tea party’ House meeting questions his impartiality [LA Times]
NBC: U.S. can’t link accused Army private to Assange [MSNBC]
Emanuel in `Real Chicagoan’ Fight to Replace Daley [Bloomberg]
Bush White House Broke Elections Law, Report Says [NYT]
Obama Viewed Favorably by 53% of Global Investors Seeing Improving Economy [Bloomberg]
Stimulus improves US outlook, says IMF [FT]
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December 6, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abs-cbn, afghanistan, alaska, albert hunt, AP, assange, austerity, bangladesh, BBC, bernanke, bloomberg, BNO, bonds, Britain, cables, carbon, CBS, cha, china, chosun, climate, CNN, concorde, continental, cote d'ivoire, csis, deficit, DOS, DPRK, eastleigh, economy, egypt, EU, europe, Fed, federal reserve, financial times, france, FT, FTA, georgetown, germany, haiti, hu jintao, hunt, ICC, india, iran, israel, ivory coast, Japan, jindal, joongang, karzai, kenya, KORUS, leaks, liu xiaobo, louisiana, mainichi, mbeki, memos, mexico, migration, muslim brotherhood, nairobi, new york times, NHK, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, nuclear, NYT, Obama, OFW, op-ed, P5+1, Pakistan, palin, piracy, pirates, port au prince, potus, PRC, reuters, ROK, russia, Sarah Palin, satellite, social security, somalia, south korea, spain, spy, spying, state department, strike, taxes, UK, UN, UNFCCC, UPI, venezuela, victor cha, WaPo, war crimes, Washington Post, Wikileaks, yonhap | Leave a Comment »
December 3, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged afghanistam, alan gross, amazon, AP, ashton, austerity, bagram, BBC, bhopal, brazil, Britain, chinalco, cholera, clegg, clinton, CNN, colombia, communist, conde, cote d'ivoire, cuba, cyberattack, DADT, diallo, DPJ, DPRK, drilling, earth, el ponchis, enrichment, EU, free trade, FTA, gay ban, gbagbo, germany, GOP, guinea, haiti, hillary clinton, india, iran, ivory coast, Japan, joongang, kan, korea, KORUS, libdem, liberal democrat, mainichi, merkel, mexico, miami herald, military DOD, minerals, monetary policy, murphy, new york times, nigeria, nkorea, North Korea, NYT, Obama, P5+1, philip murphy, philippines, potus, PRC, President, rare earths, republican, reuters, rio tinto, ROK, saudi arabia, saudis, skorea, south korea, space, spaceplane, spain, switzerland, tax cut, terrorism, trilateral, UK, UN, unemployment, unification, uranium, wall street journal, Washington, westerwelle, Wikileaks, WSJ, xinhua, yuan | Leave a Comment »
November 19, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abortion, afghanistan, AIDS, AP, australia, bangkok, BBC, bernanke, bird flu, bloomberg, buddhism, Burma, castro, centrifuge, china, cholera, CNN, congo, Congress, costa rica, cuba, cyprus, DADT, democrats, DPRK, DRC, drugs, EU, fidel castro, financial times, foreign policy, FT, FTA, germany, ghailani, GOP, greece, guardian, guinea, H1N1, hague, haiti, HIV, HK, hong kong, human rights, IBT, ICJ, IMF, indonesia, iran, Ireland, ISAF, jack lew, Japan, joongang, korea, KORUS, lisbon, liu xiaobo, madagascar, mainichi, mexico, midterms, mine, myanmar, nabucco, namibia, napolitano, NATO, new york times, new zealand, nicaragua, nigeria, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, NYT, Obama, OMB, palin, pelosi, port au prince, potus, PRC, red shirts, reid, republicans, reuters, ROK, Sarah Palin, saudi arabia, senate, skorea, south korea, sunshine policy, suu kyi, tajikistan, tank, tax cuts, taxes, temple, terrorism, thailand, TSA, turkey, turkmenistan, UN, UNGA, WaPo, Washington Post, yonhap | Leave a Comment »
November 11, 2010
Posted in Daily News | Tagged abbas, afghanistan, africa, AP, australia, automobiles, bachmann, BBC, beef, berlusconi, bill maher, bloomberg, Britain, Burma, Bush, cameron, charter 08, china, chosun, christine o'donnell, cigarette, clegg, clinton, DADT, daily beast, democract, DOD, DPRK, education, fatah, FDA, FLOTUS, foreign policy, FP, fraud, FTA, G20, germany, GOP, GW bush, hamas, hijak, hillary, house, huffington post, huffpo, IAEA, iceland, india, inflation, iran, iraq, italy, joongang, karachi, kerry, korea, KORUS, kumgang, libdem, liu xiaobo, maliki, mexico, michele bachmann, michelle obama, mideast, moscow, myanmar, new york times, nkorea, nobel, nobel prize, North Korea, NYT, Obama, odonnell, Pakistan, palestine, Pentagon, piracy, pirate, polio, politico, potus, PRC, President, pritchard, proliferation, refugee, republican, reuters, ROK, russia, SC, security council, senate, seoul, skorea, somalia, south korea, spy, START, sudan, summit, sunni, surveillance, suu kyi, tax cut, tea party, time, tory, UK, UN, UNSC, veterans, veterans day, wall street journal, WaPo, Washington Post, welfare, white house, WSJ, xinhua, yongbyon, yonhap, yuan | Leave a Comment »
