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- Chávez Opens Palace to Flood Victims
- Inside North Korea, ‘Business as Usual’
- Fed Papers Show Breadth of Emergency Measures
- Chengdu Journal: Bringing a Softer Side to Policing in China
- A Dim U.S. View of Russia and Putin
- Embracing Georgia, U.S. Misread Signs of Rifts
- In the Euro Zone, Worries About Italy and Belgium
- Dubai Labors Under Money-Laundering Image
- U.S. Emphasizes Diversity in World Cup Bid
- U.S. Will Not End Drilling Ban in Gulf of Mexico
- Special Report: Davis Cup Final: Behind Serbia’s Rise in Tennis, a Star and His Family
- Diplomats Noted Canadian Mistrust Toward U.S.
- Wall Street Comes Back With a Rush
- The Lede: Netanyahu’s Take
- Terror-Linked Arrests in Spain and Thailand
- Attacks on Immigrants on the Rise in Greece
- Blunt and Blustery, Putin Responds to State Department Cables on Russia
- Portugal Bond Sale Highlights Stress in Euro Zone
- Cartagena Journal: Dueling Beauty Pageants Put Income Gap on View
- Belarus to Give Up Uranium Stockpile
| Chávez Opens Palace to Flood Victims Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:52 PM PST By offering help, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela blunted criticism over his government's handling of flood-prevention measures.  |
| Inside North Korea, ‘Business as Usual’ Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:55 PM PST A foreigner living in North Korea said that while tensions were high, life in the capital seemed normal, that is, difficult for most.  |
| Fed Papers Show Breadth of Emergency Measures Posted: 01 Dec 2010 03:59 PM PST Efforts to help stabilize the markets at the height of the financial crisis reached far beyond Wall Street and deep into the economy, newly released data show.  |
| Chengdu Journal: Bringing a Softer Side to Policing in China Posted: 01 Dec 2010 03:31 PM PST A district in China has supplemented its urban street police with 13 women, to give the force a softer side.  |
| A Dim U.S. View of Russia and Putin Posted: 01 Dec 2010 05:00 PM PST The United States harbors a low view of the Russian leaders and little hope that Russia will become more democratic or reliable.  |
| Embracing Georgia, U.S. Misread Signs of Rifts Posted: 01 Dec 2010 03:55 PM PST American diplomats often embraced Georgian versions of disputed events, like the 2008 conflict with Russia.  |
| In the Euro Zone, Worries About Italy and Belgium Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:51 PM PST Few people think the countries will default, but they must muster the political cohesion needed to assure markets that they can reduce their debt.  |
| Dubai Labors Under Money-Laundering Image Posted: 01 Dec 2010 12:54 PM PST Dubai is seen as a good place to launder money, but the authorities there say they are cracking down on this activity.  |
| U.S. Emphasizes Diversity in World Cup Bid Posted: 01 Dec 2010 05:00 PM PST In its bid presentation, officials from the United States said they could assist FIFA in its social mission to use soccer as a unifying global force.  |
| U.S. Will Not End Drilling Ban in Gulf of Mexico Posted: 01 Dec 2010 03:09 PM PST A decision to allow offshore oil drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic Coast will be rescinded.  |
| Special Report: Davis Cup Final: Behind Serbia’s Rise in Tennis, a Star and His Family Posted: 01 Dec 2010 12:12 PM PST Years of sacrifice and struggle have paid off as Novak Djokovic, now the world's No. 3 player, leads his nation in its first Davis Cup final, against France this weekend in Belgrade.  |
| Diplomats Noted Canadian Mistrust Toward U.S. Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:55 PM PST Cables suggest that American diplomats think Canadians "carry a chip on their shoulder" and feel overshadowed.  |
| Wall Street Comes Back With a Rush Posted: 01 Dec 2010 01:30 PM PST A surge came after encouraging economic reports in the United States and Asia and a successful bond auction in Portugal.  |
| Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:53 PM PST On Wednesday, The Lede continues to update readers on the reaction to the leak of more than 250,000 American diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks, the whistle-blowers' Web site.  |
| Terror-Linked Arrests in Spain and Thailand Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:52 PM PST Police arrested ten people suspected of operating a network providing European passports to Al Qaeda-linked groups.  |
| Attacks on Immigrants on the Rise in Greece Posted: 01 Dec 2010 05:13 AM PST A wave of violent attacks against immigrants by suspected right-wing extremists has put Muslims and the police on alert.  |
| Blunt and Blustery, Putin Responds to State Department Cables on Russia Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:10 PM PST On Larry King Live, the prime minister responded sharply to criticism of Russia in leaked American diplomatic cables.  |
| Portugal Bond Sale Highlights Stress in Euro Zone Posted: 01 Dec 2010 05:27 AM PST Markets and the euro rose despite the higher interest rates Portugal was forced to pay at a bond auction.  |
| Cartagena Journal: Dueling Beauty Pageants Put Income Gap on View Posted: 01 Dec 2010 04:55 AM PST Each November, the port city of Cartagena puts Colombia's social inequalities on open display when it hosts the Independence Queen Contest and Miss Colombia.  |
| Belarus to Give Up Uranium Stockpile Posted: 01 Dec 2010 01:10 PM PST The Obama administration scored a victory in its drive to curb the spread of nuclear material with Belarus's agreement to give up its nuclear fuel by 2012.  |
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