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Morning Brief: Afghan war dominates NATO summit
Afghan war dominates NATO summit Top news: A two-day NATO summit got underway in Chicago on Sunday shortly after a deal to reopen supply lines through Pakistan to Afghanistan collapsed, placing the brittle relationship between the two countries at the...
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Mon, May 21 2012 5:23 AM
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Egypt loves Mitt?
Egypt's own presidential election may be narrowing , but according to a new Brookings Institution poll, when it comes to who Egyptians would like to see in the White House next year, it's not even close : Presented with a choice between President...
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Mon, May 21 2012 3:35 PM
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Morning Brief: Egyptians head to the polls for historic vote
Egyptians head to the polls for historic vote Top news: Fifteen months after the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's are heading to the polls today for the country's first competitive election. So far, lines are reportedly long the proceedings have...
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Wed, May 23 2012 5:09 AM
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North Korea bends it like Beckham
Future trivia question: What multicultural British sports comedy was the first Western-made film shown on North Korean television? Answer : n Sunday, The Associated Press reported, North Korean television audiences were given a rare break from this routine...
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Mon, Jan 03 2011 7:55 AM
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Joe Biden: America's reassurer-in-chief
Anyone notice how you can describe almost any international trip by the vice president with the following madlib: "Vice President Joe Biden traveled to [U.S. ally] to reassure leaders that they had not been abandonded despite [larger foreign-policy...
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Tue, Oct 20 2009 11:11 AM
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Does Obama have a dog in the Lisbon treaty fight?
The Times reports that when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in London next week, she expressed concerns that a new Tory government led by David Camerson would cause a rift between Britain and Europe: Mrs Clinton is said to be worried by Mr Cameron...
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Wed, Oct 21 2009 8:15 AM
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Morning Brief: Busy days for pirates
Busy days for pirates Top story: Somali pirates attacked two ships within minutes of each other off the coast of East Africa today. A group of pirates took control of a Panamanian-flagged vessel near the Seychelles. Shortly after that pirates began firing...
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Thu, Oct 22 2009 5:38 AM
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Morning Brief: NATO backs McChrystal plan, considers more troops
NATO backs McChrystal plan, considers more troops Top story: Meeting in Slovakia, NATO defense ministers agreed to support the broader counterinsurgency strategy laid out by U.S. Gen Stanley McChrystal, though they largely side-stepped the issue of committing...
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Fri, Oct 23 2009 6:05 AM
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Morning Brief: Devastating bombing raises fears in Baghdad
Devastating bombing raises fears in Baghdad Top story: A day after their country's deadliest terrorist attacks in over two years, Iraqis mourned the more than 155 dead and raised questions about the government's ability to keep the country safe...
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Mon, Oct 26 2009 5:57 AM
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Hugo Chavez vs. Michael Moore
It seems that even socialists are getting sick of Michael Moore. Moore recently went on Jimmy Kimmel Live and made a joke about getting drunk with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and helping him write his speeches to the United Nations. Well the Chavistas...
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Mon, Oct 26 2009 10:45 AM
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Pirate Party represented in Tunisian cabinet
It's certainly debatable whether last week's events in Tunisia were a " Twitter revolution ," but at least one Twitter revolutionary has not joined the country's government. Slim Amamou, a pro-democracy blogger and Tweeter , who...
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Tue, Jan 18 2011 8:32 AM
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Morning Brief: Protests continue as Tunisia's new government meets
Protests continue as Tunisia's new government meets Top story: Tunisians took to the streets again for a day of mostly peaceful protests against the country's new unity government, which held its first cabinet meeting today. Four ministers have...
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Wed, Jan 19 2011 5:54 AM
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Aristide: I want to come back too
Looks like Jean-Claude "Baby, Give Me One More Chance" Duvalier isn't the only exiled former Haitian leader looking to return home: usted former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide sent out a letter saying he is ready to come back from six...
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Thu, Jan 20 2011 8:59 AM
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Morning Brief: New Iran nuclear talks kick off in Istanbul
New Iran nuclear talks kick off in Istanbul Top news: Iran and six major world powers began a new round of nuclear talks in Istanbul today. As with last month's talks in Geneva, Iran is refusing to discuss any suspension of its nuclear enrichment...
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Fri, Jan 21 2011 5:50 AM
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Seymour Hersh, the Knights of Malta, and me
Since my writeup of Seymour Hersh's talk is getting some coverage today, and many commenters have written in to dispute my post, I thought I should provide a little more context. (We'll also hopefully publish a transcript of his remarks later...
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Fri, Jan 21 2011 12:58 PM
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