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- Obama Urges China to Check North Koreans
- Iran’s Divorce Rate Stirs Fears of Society in Crisis
- Kirkuk Journal: Politics Delay an Iraqi Census
- Poland’s Currency Lifts Economy
- Violence Feared in Ivory Coast
- Two Russian Grocers Move to Thwart Wal-Mart
- U.S. Strains to Stop Arms Flow
- France, Turning to a New Partner, Dismays an Old One Over a Ship
- NATO Balanced Baltic and Russian Anxieties
- State Dept. Daily Is Window on a Jittery Planet
- WikiLeaks Founder Warns About More Dispatches
- Germany Reluctant to Expand European Bailout Fund
- Afghanistan Softens Ban on Private Security Firms
- Google Opens Doors to E-Bookstore
- In Kentucky, Noah’s Ark Theme Park Is Planned
- Fire Injuries Kill Israel’s Top Female Police Official
- The Lede: Threats Made to Son of Founder
- Suicide Blasts Strike Tribal Pakistan
- North Korea Is Latest Sign of Chilled U.S.-China Relations
- French Court Convicts Continental
| Obama Urges China to Check North Koreans Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:37 PM PST In a frank discussion, President Obama urged China's president to put the North Korean government on a tighter leash after a series of provocations.  |
| Iran’s Divorce Rate Stirs Fears of Society in Crisis Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:34 PM PST The rate has tripled, but more surprising is women's willingness to use the legal system to escape marriages.  |
| Kirkuk Journal: Politics Delay an Iraqi Census Posted: 06 Dec 2010 06:20 PM PST A full census has not been done since 1987, but a new count has been repeatedly delayed.  |
| Poland’s Currency Lifts Economy Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:20 PM PST Poland is a financially vibrant member of the European Union at a time when euro zone countries like Ireland are struggling to grow their way out of trouble.  |
| Violence Feared in Ivory Coast Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:20 PM PST Protesters burned tires in the streets and residents spoke of arrests by government forces as the standoff between political rivals continued.  |
| Two Russian Grocers Move to Thwart Wal-Mart Posted: 06 Dec 2010 01:55 PM PST The X5 Retail Group, parent of Russia's leading retailer, bought Kopeika, and planned to merge the two in a pre-emptive strike against Wal-Mart.  |
| U.S. Strains to Stop Arms Flow Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:20 PM PST Officials say they have been frustrated trying to block Syria, Iran and North Korea from selling to militants.  |
| France, Turning to a New Partner, Dismays an Old One Over a Ship Posted: 06 Dec 2010 06:41 PM PST The French want to sell a Mistral — a ship that carries helicopters and can conduct amphibious assaults — to Russia, despite American objections.  |
| NATO Balanced Baltic and Russian Anxieties Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:04 PM PST Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania wanted a defense plan, which required much reassurance for Russia.  |
| State Dept. Daily Is Window on a Jittery Planet Posted: 06 Dec 2010 03:30 PM PST For a select, high-security audience in a suspicious world, The Diplomatic Security Daily can't be beat for its coverage of rumors and threats.  |
| WikiLeaks Founder Warns About More Dispatches Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:37 PM PST Julian Assange said that he would release all 251,287 cables if legal action were taken against him.  |
| Germany Reluctant to Expand European Bailout Fund Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:00 PM PST Chancellor Angela Merkel dampened speculation that the bailout fund could be increased soon.  |
| Afghanistan Softens Ban on Private Security Firms Posted: 06 Dec 2010 06:20 PM PST The modified policy would allow most licensed firms to continue their work, but leaves important details in doubt.  |
| Google Opens Doors to E-Bookstore Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:20 AM PST The Google eBookstore may be a boon to independent bookstores that have signed on to sell e-books on their Web sites through Google.  |
| In Kentucky, Noah’s Ark Theme Park Is Planned Posted: 06 Dec 2010 08:45 AM PST Facing a rising tide of joblessness, the governor of Kentucky has found one solution: build an ark.  |
| Fire Injuries Kill Israel’s Top Female Police Official Posted: 06 Dec 2010 08:25 AM PST Israelis had been following the condition of the police chief of Haifa, Ahuva Tomer, who was injured fighting the forest blaze that killed 42 last week.  |
| The Lede: Threats Made to Son of Founder Posted: 06 Dec 2010 04:32 PM PST On Monday, The Lede continues to update readers on the leak of American diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks, the whistle-blowers' Web site.  |
| Suicide Blasts Strike Tribal Pakistan Posted: 06 Dec 2010 07:33 AM PST The blasts appeared aimed at the civilian government headquarters in a tribal region in northwestern Pakistan.  |
| North Korea Is Latest Sign of Chilled U.S.-China Relations Posted: 06 Dec 2010 03:19 PM PST It took 13 days for American and Chinese leaders to have a conversation about North Korea's latest action.  |
| French Court Convicts Continental Posted: 06 Dec 2010 02:12 PM PST The airline was found guilty of involuntary homicide for its role in the 2000 crash of a jet that killed 113 people.  |
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