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South Korea Braces For Olympic Torch Protests
Government plans to deploy thousands of police to maintain order,
including elite forces to accompany torch along rally route that has
not yet been fully publicized
25 April 2008
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US Envoy Says Opposition Won Zimbabwe Presidential Election
Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jendayi Frazer says
that based on what is known, Morgan Tsvangirai won first round of
voting
25 April 2008
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Weak US Housing Data Add to Gloomy Economic Prospects
Sales of new homes in United States fell by 8.5 percent in March
24 April 2008
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EU Officials to Promote Economic Ties, Human Rights in China
Tibet, boycotts, trade and human rights focus of Bejing talks
24 April 2008
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Tibetan Buddhist Nuns' Protest Songs Bring Punishment From China
Once imprisoned, surviving Drapchi 14 call for Tibet's freedom from China
24 April 2008
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Displacement Adds to Kenyan Food Price Fears
Kenya's president, prime minister tour country's Rift Valley region,
home to many of those displaced by recent post-election
24 April 2008
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Beijing Olympics: Political Battleground?
Olympic competitions have long history as focus of political protest and activism
24 April 2008
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Belgium, DRC Collide Over Human Rights, Business Deals
Belgium encourages Kinshasa to make economic reforms to attract foreign investors, especially in its mining industry
24 April 2008
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South African Party Leader Says Zimbabwe Arms Embargo Not Necessary
ANC Jacob Zuma's statement contradicts British PM Gordon Brown's call
for an arms embargo on Zimbabwe; two leaders met in London Wednesday
24 April 2008
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UN Climate Change Official: More Incentives Needed for Developing Countries
China fast overtaking US as world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gasses
24 April 2008
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Chinese Nationalism May Tarnish Beijing Olympics
Chinese people, around the world, increasingly showing their
dissatisfaction with what they perceive to be Western China-bashing, in
run-up to Summer Olympics
24 April 2008
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Thai Rice Prices Hit Record; UN Concerned About Asia Food Security
The increase in rice and food prices generally will be the center of debate at a UN conference next week
24 April 2008
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No Let Up in China's Corporate Acquisitions, But Challenges Abound
China's footprint in international corporate world growing, as Chinese
state funds, enterprises buy stakes in large energy, resource companies
24 April 2008
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Stocks Soar in China After Government Cuts Trading Tax
Chinese authorities apparently hope move will help bounce share prices
back into positive territory after months of weakness
24 April 2008
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China Recalls Zimbabwe Arms Shipment
Churches and international human-rights groups say President Robert
Mugabe loyalists have been beating and torturing those who voted for
MDC in March 29 election
24 April 2008
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North Koreans Taped at Syrian Nuclear Site
US intelligence officials will meet with congressional lawmakers about
North Korea's alleged nuclear cooperation with Syria Thursday on
Capitol Hill
24 April 2008
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Olympic Torch Passes Peacefully Through Australian Capital
Organizers say the event was a success because it avoided the chaotic
scenes that marred the relay's journey through London, Paris and San
Francisco
24 April 2008
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U.S. Power and Leadership Evolve
There is a growing discussion in Washington about the need for a new vision of American leadership in world affairs.
24 April 2008
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Key US Diplomat Urges China to Open Talks With Dalai Lama
Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte makes his comments in testimony at a Senate hearing
23 April 2008
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EU Official Says 27-Nation Bloc to Extend Sanctions Against Burma
Slovenia's State Secretary for European Affairs, whose country is
current EU president, says EU ministers will decide on sanctions
extension during a meeting next week
23 April 2008
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'Perfect Storm' of Factors Driving Up Oil Prices, Say Experts
Rising cost inflicts pain on consumers and petroleum-dependent
industries while massively boosting fortunes of oil-producing nations
and petroleum companies
23 April 2008
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Ship Carrying Arms for Zimbabwe, Plays 'Cat and Mouse' with Monitors
Ship last seen at 5:00 PM local time, south of Cape Town heading for West African coast
23 April 2008
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British PM Calls for Arms Embargo on Zimbabwe
Gordon Brown also reiterates that delay in announcing last month's presidential election results is 'unacceptable'
23 April 2008
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US Congress Rebukes US Agency Over Inspections of Food and Drug Imports
Lawmakers say inspection problems are putting Americans at risk from dangerous drug and food imports
23 April 2008
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Mugabe Isolated In Southern Africa As Arms Ship Barred From Ports
Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa urged African states to bar the An Yue
Jiang from their waters, saying transhipment of its cargo of arms to
Zimbabwe could deepen the crisis there
22 April 2008
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Zimbabwean Churches Appeal For Help to Solve Election Crisis
In a statement Tuesday, a coalition of Christian churches appealed for
international help, saying the violence could reach genocidal
proportions if nothing is done
22 April 2008
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Computer Geniuses Compete for World's Smartest Trophy
Computer Geniuses Compete for World's College students from around the
world race to solve technology challenges at the 32nd annual Battle of
the Brains
22 April 2008
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US Pushing for Recall of Chinese Arms Shipment to Zimbabwe
State Department acknowledges there is nothing illegal about China's
arms sales to Zimbabwe, a long-time recipient of Chinese military
hardware
22 April 2008
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China Denounces Paris Council for Honoring Dalai Lama
Foreign ministry says gesture to grant Dalai Lama honorary citizenship
is 'grave provocation' to all of China's people, including Tibetans,
that could damage the two countries' relations
22 April 2008
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France Attempts to Mend Relations with China
Pro-Tibet protestors attempted to steal Olympic torch from
wheelchair-bound Chinese athlete during Paris leg of Olympic torch
relay
22 April 2008
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New Report says Immediate Short-term Action Needed in Food Crisis
Overseas development Institute says bio-fuel production only part of the problem
22 April 2008
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EU, France Send Delegation to Beijing
Informal Chinese calls to boycott French products prompt France to try to lower tensions with Beijing
22 April 2008
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China Defends Arms Shipment to Zimbabwe as Normal Trade
Workers at S. African port of Durban refused to offload 'An Yue Jiang,'
a Chinese ship carrying weapons and ammunition to Zimbabwe
22 April 2008
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Olympic Torch Relay Held Behind Closed Doors in Indonesia
Five thousand cheering, invited guests witness relay at Jakarta's national stadium
22 April 2008
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US Team Arrives in North Korea for Nuclear Talks
Group, led by US State Department expert on Koreas Sung Kim, will stay
in North Korea for three days to discuss nuclear declaration and how to
verify it
22 April 2008
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US Olympic Athletes Mindful of International Attention at Beijing Games
Many athletes feel politics, Olympics should not be combined
21 April 2008
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Plan to Harness Congo River Could Double Electricity Production in Africa
Seven African governments, some of world's largest banks and
construction firms plan world's biggest hydro-electric power project
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