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Morning Brief: North Korea bids farewell to Kim Jong Il
North Korea bids farewell to Kim Jong Il Top news: Kim Jong Un -- now referred to as the "supreme commander" by North Korean state media -- walked alongside a hearse carrying Kim Jong Il on Wednesday in a funeral procession through snow-covered...
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Wed, Dec 28 2011 4:57 AM
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Morning Brief: Kim Jong Un declared North Korea’s new supreme leader
Kim Jong Un declared North Korea’s new supreme leader Top story: One day after the funeral of Kim Jong Il, tens of thousands of North Koreans packed a square in Pyongyang to declare their allegiance to his son, Kim Jong Un. The event marked the culmination...
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Thu, Dec 29 2011 4:32 AM
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North Korea: Please turn off your cell phone... or else
Put your phones and personal electronics away in North Korea, or risk a messy ending. The Telegraph reported this morning that cell phone users in North Korea will be deemed "war criminals," as part of the new rules being implemented for the...
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Fri, Jan 27 2012 8:12 AM
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Merkel to stump for Sarko?
French President Nicolas Sarkozy is facing a tough reelection campaign as he struggles to contain the unraveling economic situation within the E.U. His opponent, Socialist candidate Francois Hollande is leading in the polls. So who should Sarko call to...
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Mon, Jan 30 2012 12:34 PM
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Morning Brief: Britain announces biggest spending cuts since WWII
Britain announces biggest spending cuts since WWII Top news: British Exchequer Chancellor George Osborne has announced the British government's most severe cuts to public spending cuts since World War II as part of an austerity push to reduce the...
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Wed, Oct 20 2010 6:26 AM
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Even Ayatollahs use Twitter - By Mohammad Sagha
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, is visiting Qom, the religious epicenter of Iran and the residence of most of the country's top religious authorities. But a little known fact is that the office of the supreme leader has a Twitter...
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Wed, Oct 20 2010 11:04 AM
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Korean Idol singers get their G-20 on
I don't believe that anyone in history has ever used the phrase "Y'all ready for this" in reference to a debate on exchange rates and monetary policy... until now. The South Korean Presidential Commission for the G-20 Summit is currently...
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Thu, Oct 21 2010 2:37 PM
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Morning Brief: WikiLeaks: Maliki rivals call for torture investigation
WikiLeaks: Maliki rivals call for torture investigation Top news : The release of 400,000 classified Iraq war documents by whistleblower site WikiLeaks, including graphic descriptions of torture by Iraqi forces, are further complicating Prime Minster...
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Mon, Oct 25 2010 5:54 AM
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China's Ann Coulter
I don't advise anyone to willingly dive into the fever swamps of the opinion pages of the Chinese state-run press, but sometimes it's good fun. Take, for instance, this recent offering by People's Daily columnist Li Hongmei, who writes like...
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Tue, Oct 26 2010 3:02 AM
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Japocalypse Watch: Rise of the metrosexuals
Chico Harlan's long Washington Post trend piece on Japan's "herbivores" -- young men who prefer shopping and hanging out with friends to working 14 hour days before getting blackout drunk -- is the latest entry in the increasingly popular...
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Tue, Oct 26 2010 8:16 AM
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British Airways chairman: U.S. airport security 'completely redundant'
The inevitable international pushback against the United States' snowballing airport security regime seems to have begun , with British Airways Chariman Martin Broughton leading the charge: In remarks at the annual conference of the UK Airport Operators...
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Wed, Oct 27 2010 7:58 AM
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Syria spins out of control
As the U.N. Security Council meets today to discuss how to halt Syria's descent into civil war, the available statistics show a country more violent than ever -- and increasingly defined by armed conflict. In mid-November, I charted the rising bloodshed...
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Tue, Jan 31 2012 10:51 AM
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Morning Brief: Panetta says U.S. combat role in Afghanistan to end in 2013
Panetta says U.S. combat role in Afghanistan to end in 2013 Top story: Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said on Wednesday that the United States could end its combat mission in Afghanistan as early as mid-2013, more than a year before the deadline President...
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Thu, Feb 02 2012 4:46 AM
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Tymoshenko's daughter: Ukraine becoming a 'Stalinist regime'
"The conditions of the Soviet Union and the Stalinist regime are back in Ukraine," said Yevgenia Tymoshenko in a meeting with reporters in Washington today. The daughter of imprisoned former Ukrainian prime minister and opposition leader Yulia...
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Thu, Feb 02 2012 3:13 PM
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Iran isn't amused by Israeli Samsung ad
Israel isn't having much luck with commercials these days. First there was the government-sponsored ad campaign late last year to persuade Israelis living in the United States to return home, which was yanked when it caused an uproar in the American...
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Fri, Feb 03 2012 10:08 AM
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