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Gaddafi want limits on African land purchase

Nov 20, 2009 | Spero News
France appeared to aver dictator Muammar Gadaffi's denunciation of a "new feudalism" represented by land grabs by third countries in Africa. South Korea has 1.7 million acres for wheat in Sudan; the United Arab Emirates is also a landlord in the Sudan.

Tehran delays on nuclear deal, Obama threatens new sanctions

Nov 20, 2009 | Asia News
The Iranian foreign minister announces a counter-proposal to the draft presented by the IAEA. The U.S. announces the study of "a package of possible steps." The crux seems to be the attitude of China and Russia, strongly interested in economic projects in Iran.

Why did Barack Obama fail in China?

Nov 20, 2009 | Asia News
Hope for some movement on human rights and the release of political prisoners fades. Broad issues like the yuan-dollar rate, Afghanistan, Iran are part of an impossible diplomacy. US big business and the Chinese Communist Party are the big winners. The “father of democracy” in China provides an ...

CHINA 1, USA 0, following Obama visit

Nov 18, 2009 | Asia News
Before leaving for Seoul, the U.S. president met with Wen Jiabao and visited the Great Wall. Hundreds of activists with petitions arrested or deported.

China to Obama: Kowtow!

Nov 18, 2009 | Constance Kong
Why didn't Obama raise sensitive human rights issues while visiting China? Maybe because he couldn't afford to do so in the midst of America's decline.

Christians cheered by visit of EU envoys to India

Nov 18, 2009 | UCA News
EU diplomats visiting India were prevented from visiting the Kandhamal District where deadly violence claimed the lives of Christians in 2008.

Obama “forgets” human rights to appease China

Nov 18, 2009 | Asia News
For Urgen Tenzin, the United States and Western powers have a “moral obligation” towards democracy and human rights. He is disappointed by the US president’s visit to Asia. Too concerned about the economic crisis, the US leader did not defend democratic values. Japan has been able to reconcile development and protection of individual liberties.

EU delegation meets victims of anti-Christian pogrom

Nov 18, 2009 | Asia News
Representatives from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland visit the region more than a year after it was shaken by anti_Christian violence. Authorities in New Delhi deny the diplomats permission to visit Kandhamal district.

Vatican favors limits on veto power in UN

Nov 18, 2009 | Asia News
Each permanent member of the Security Council should agree not to exercise its veto power in cases of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and serious violations of international humanitarian laws and similar acts.
"The graves of the fallen people who were killed in 9/11 are not cold yet and you are suggesting that we ask the culprits (the house of Saudi) in that crime to become our partner?! Do you have any sense of pride or scruples?! Apparently NOT. I am sad to see this sort of ..."
posted by Esther Haman in Saudi oil pressure could curb Iran
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