July 13, 2011 Archives

Russia in a Multipolar World

Sergey V. Lavrov Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation.

2012 Farm Bill: Global Trade & Conservation

Farm policy in the U.S. impedes free trade.

Soyuz Rocket Blasts Of On Mission

A Russian Soyuz rocket has successfully inserted into orbit six US Globalstar 2 communications satellites, according to Russian state TV reports.

Afghan President Buries Slain Brother

Afghan president attends the burial ceremony of his brother Ahmad Wali Karzai, killed Tuesday by a trusted security guard. Travis Brecher reports.

Police Tackle Belfast Rioters

There has been a second night of rioting in Northern Ireland. Petrol bombs were thrown at police in Belfast, there was also violence in three other towns.

Political Parties United Over Murdoch

The Conservatives will join Labour and the Liberal Democrats in urging News Corporation to withdraw its bid for BSkyB.

Euro Currency Dream Falling Apart?

Ireland, Greece and Portugal have needed - and taken - bailouts, with Italy the latest country to have financial problems.

Gunmen Abduct 2 Americans In Philippines

More than a dozen armed men abducted a naturalized American, her teenage son and Filipino nephew Tuesday from a southern Philippine island near a stronghold of al-Qaida-linked militants, officials said. (July 12)

China's Economic Growth Eases, But Not Too Much

China said its economic growth eased to 9.5 percent in the latest quarter amid rate hikes. But the numbers give the government room to keep taking measures to fight inflation. (July 13)

China Inc Moves Offshore

Soaring costs force some companies to rethink their China strategy and look for cheaper options outside the country.

Obama Pressuring For Change In Syria

Scott Pelley spoke with President Obama on the United State's view of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the reaction towards a mob attacking the U.S. embassy in Damascus.

1,000 French Troops to Quit Afghanistan Early

On a flying, unannounced visit to Afghanistan, French president Nicolas Sarkozy told troops near Kabul that a quarter of all French soldiers in the country would leave by the end of next year.

Assassination and Post-NATO Afghanistan

Kamran Bokhari examines the effects of Ahmed Wali Karzai's assassination on the stability of a post-NATO Afghanistan.

Assassination Leaves Power Vacuum in Afghanistan

Karzai's controversial half-brother was reportedly killed by his own bodyguard.

Serial Blasts in Mumbai

Three explosions have taken place in Mumbai on Wednesday evening - two in South Mumbai at Opera House and in Zaveri Bazar and one at Dadar West, in central Mumbai.

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