The Americas
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Bush seeks NAFTA expansion to Peru
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The Bush administration, having been rebuffed on plans to advance a Free Trade of the Americas Act that would open a free trade market to the tip of South America, now is working on the expansion one nation at a time, according to critics.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Terrorists lying in wait for Canada?
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Startling news from Scotland today indicates that Canada--Ontario in particular--may be the next site for terrorist attacks.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
1st Mexican truck rolls across border under cover of darkness
The Americas
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The first Mexican truck authorized by a Bush administration program opening U.S. highways to trucking companies from south of the border crossed into the U.S. this morning at approximately 1:50 a.m. EDT at Laredo, Texas, headed for North Carolina, according to a report from Trucker.com.
Monday, September 3, 2007
Chavez ‘plan’ alarms Paraguay
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ASUNCION, PARAGUAY—A reported plan by leftist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to bolster his influence in Paraguay has sparked a heated debate about alleged foreign “infiltration” in the affairs of this small South American nation.
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Congress is Destroying America’s Schools
The Americas
Alan Caruba
If you want to witness the most blatantly un-Constitutional and un-American laws at work than just take a walk through your local schools. They are currently under the control of the federal government.
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Europe
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Monetary union has left half of Europe trapped in depression
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Events are moving fast in Europe. The worst riots since the fall of Communism have swept the Baltics and the south Balkans. An incipient crisis is taking shape in the Club Med bond markets. S&P has cut Greek debt to near junk. Spanish, Portuguese, and Irish bonds are on negative watch.
Friday, December 28, 2007
Immigration in Spain - A profile
Europe
Robert Duncan
The dream of most immigrants is to strike it rich and then move back home. But, striking it rich is relative, given that in many of the countries these people come from the monthly salary can be around 200 dollars.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Spain’s new Citizenship Course has some seeing red
Europe
Robert Duncan
Among other things, the Citizenship class recommends girls lose their virginity before marriage, say critics.
Friday, September 7, 2007
Lynching Israel in Europe
Europe
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A few weeks ago when an Israeli army officer who had strayed into the town of Jenin was almost lynched by a Palestinian mob, it did nothing to dampen the popularity of the Palestinian cause.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Fire Reaches Hillside Next to Olympia
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ANCIENT OLYMPIA, Greece—The fires consuming southern Greece raced toward the site of the ancient Olympics on Sunday, engulfing entire villages and forests as it reached the hillside next to one of the most revered sites of antiquity.
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Asia (and West Pacific)
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Another Failed North Korea Agreement
Asia
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"We cannot have a situation where (North Korea) pretends to abandon their nuclear program and we pretend to believe them.” —Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Hill
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Rice praises Australia for helping U.S.
Asia
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SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (AP) - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Wednesday praised Australia for engaging Tehran ahead of formal U.S.-Iran talks in Baghdad designed to get the Islamic republic to cooperate in quelling Iraq’s sectarian violence.
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Middle East
Sunday, December 27, 2009
1,200 smuggling tunnels into Gaza
Middle East
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Egyptian state newspaper al-Ahram reported on Saturday of the Hamas smuggling tunnel industry in Gaza. According to the report, some 1,200 tunnels operate on the border between Egypt and the Strip, with the costs of digging out each tunnel reaching some $50,000.
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Palestine - Netanyahu Courts Disaster Without Political Gain
Middle East
David Singer
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ten months suspension of residential house construction in the West Bank reached Israel’s High Court of Justice on 23 December - without any sign of the Palestinian Authority showing the slightest interest in resuming negotiations one month after the moratorium was announced on 25 November.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Apology Not Accepted…
Middle East
Gerald A. Honigman
Ex-President Jimmy Carter has recently asked Jews for forgiveness.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Palestine - Perpetuating Propaganda Prevents Peace
Middle East
David Singer
Propaganda can be a very effective ploy in promoting false viewpoints and opinions and has been used by the Arabs with great success in the Israel-Arab conflict.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Palestine - Abbas Aborts Any Two State Solution
Middle East
David Singer
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has now made it abundantly clear that he does not intend to enter into further negotiations with Israel to create a new Arab State between Israel, Jordan and Egypt - by insisting on conditions for resuming negotiations with Israel that prejudge fundamental issues that were supposed to be only settled in negotiations.
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