2-Feb-12 World View: Leaked Nato Report Says Pakistan ‘Directly Assisting’ the Taliban

Posted by John J. Xenakis Feb 2nd 2012 at 4:18 am in Afghanistan, Africa, Asia, China, Economy, Egypt, Europe, Middle East, Soldiers, Terrorism | Comments(19)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. The ‘conquistador’ Prince William heads for Falkland Islands mission Deadly riot at Egypt soccer game kills 74 Surge of Afghan troop attacks on U.S., Nato forces raises alarms Leaked Nato report says Pakistan is ‘directly assisting’ the Taliban Panetta announces that Nato will end Afghanistan combat in 2013 Germany to China: Bail us out for [...]

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Tags: Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, Argentina, Britain, China, coptic christians, Duke of Cambridge, Egypt, Falkland Islands, football, Generational Dynamics, Germany, Hosni Mubarak, Inter-Services Intelligence, ISI, Leon E. Panetta, Malvinas Islands, Maspero, Mohamed Mahmoud, Muslim Brotherhood, NATO, Pakistan, Prince William, Soccer, Tahrir Square, tibet

Russia and China Provide Cover for Assad’s Syria

Posted by Sun Tzu Feb 1st 2012 at 5:02 pm in China, Middle East, News, Politics, Russia, United Nations, human rights | Comments(9)

From The Star: Gulf Arab countries, led by Qatar’s Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, have stepped up their criticism of the Syrian regime and recalled their observers from the Arab League mission to Syria. It is expected that they would favour a United Nations resolution advocating military intervention. But don’t expect much [...]

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Tags: Bashar al-Assad, China, Hu Jintao, Protests, Russia, Security Council, Syria, United Nations, violence, vladimir putin

29-Jan-12 World View: German Proposal for EU Control over Greece’s Budget Causes Fury

Posted by John J. Xenakis Jan 29th 2012 at 4:43 am in Afghanistan, Africa, Asia, China, Economy, Egypt, Europe, Middle East, Russia, Terrorism, United Nations | Comments(11)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. The African Union celebrates China’s rise in Africa Egypt detains son of US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood Arab League suspends its observer mission to Syria Greece ‘budget commissioner’ proposal adds new vitriol to euro debate An ordinary day in Pakistan The African Union celebrates China’s rise in Africa A traditional dancer performs during the inauguration of [...]

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Tags: Afghanistan, Africa, African Union, Anna Diamantopoulou, Arab League, China, Christine Lagarde, Generational Dynamics, Greece, Hu Jintao, IMF, International Monetary Fund, Jia Qinglin, Karachi, nabil elaraby, Pakistan, Ray LaHood, Sam LaHood, SCAF, Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, Syria

28-Jan-12 World View: The U.S. May Deploy Spy Planes in the Philippines to Counter China

Posted by John J. Xenakis Jan 28th 2012 at 4:36 am in Africa, Asia, China, Economy, Europe, Islamic extremism, Israel, Middle East, Russia, United Nations | Comments(26)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. China’s security forces fire again into crowd of protesters in Tibet Poverty and crime feed a growing Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria Faltering Al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) turns to Boko Haram Russia rejects Morocco’s U.N. Security Council resolution on Syria Survey: Record number of Israeli Jews believe in God The U.S. may deploy spy [...]

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Tags: Abu Bakar Shekau, Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Mahgreb, AQIM, Australia, Bashar al-Assad, Boko Haram, Buddhist monks, China, Generational Dynamics, Goodluck Jonathan, Israel, Italy, jews, Kano, libya, Morocco, Nigeria, Philippines, Russia, Security Council, Sichuan province, singapore, south china sea, Spain, Syria, tibet, United Nations, Vitaly Churkin

26-Jan-12 World View: Revolutionary and Brotherhood Demonstrators Fill Egypt’s Streets

Posted by John J. Xenakis Jan 26th 2012 at 9:22 am in Africa, Asia, China, Economy, Egypt, Europe, Iran, Islam, Israel, Media Criticism, Middle East, saudi arabia, sharia | Comments(10)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Two different demonstrations fill Egypt’s Tahrir Square Egypt’s Salafist al-Nour party draws strength from rural villages Around the world, people turn to religion in a generational crisis era The ‘Vogue of the Veiled’: High-fashion headscarves in Turkey Saudi law permitting women to sell lingerie draws fire overseas Dramatic political upheaval moves Hamas from Iran to [...]

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Four Tibetan Protesters Killed by Chinese Police

Posted by Sun Tzu Jan 25th 2012 at 1:43 pm in China, News, human rights | Comments(36)

Prediction: the mainstream media will not encourage these protesters with the label “Asian Spring” anytime soon. From Reuters: Reuters Photo Two Tibetans in China’s southwestern Sichuan province were killed when security forces fired on demonstrators, a Tibetan advocacy group said, upping the death toll in several clashes over government controls to four since Monday. The violence is likely to [...]

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Tags: China, four killed, free tibet, seda, sichuan, tibet, tibetan protesters, xinhua

25-Jan-12 World View: Euro Crisis Deadlock Leads to Finger-Pointing and German Isolation

Posted by John J. Xenakis Jan 25th 2012 at 4:01 am in Africa, Asia, China, Economy, Egypt, Europe, Middle East, Russia, United Nations, saudi arabia | Comments(16)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Euro crisis deadlock leads to finger-pointing and German isolation Private investors demand that Europe meet October commitments Demands that European Central Bank take a haircut too Germany becomes increasingly isolated in Europe over euro crisis Dubai Airport sets record in 2011 Egypt’s military ends emergency law, but not for ‘thuggery’ China’s police fire into crowd of [...]

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Tags: Angela Merkel, Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, buddhism, China, Dalai lama, Dubai Airport, ECB, Egypt, ESM, European Central Bank, European Stability Mechanism, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, GCC, General Mohammed Ahmed al-Dabi, Generational Dynamics, Germany, Greece, Gulf Cooperation Council, Han Chinese, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, IMF, International Monetary Fund, Russia, Security Council, sudan, Syria, tibet, United Nations, Walid al-Muallem, Yemen

23-Jan-12 World View — Report: Israel Will Attack Iran Without U.S. Permission

Posted by John J. Xenakis Jan 23rd 2012 at 4:04 am in Asia, China, Economy, Europe, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Obama, Politics, Russia | Comments(64)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Welcome to the Year of the Dragon! Yemen’s president Saleh comes to U.S. for medical treatment Arab League tells Syrian president Bashad to step down China’s Octomom gives birth to national scandal Greece’s bailout talks remain deadlocked Croatia votes to join the European Union in 2013 Report: Israel will attack Iran without U.S. permission Welcome to the [...]

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Tags: Ali Abdullah Saleh, Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, Benjamin Netanyahu, Charles Dallara, China, Croatia, Dragon, European Union, Generational Dynamics, Greece, Iran, Israel, Octomom, Saud al-Faisal, Syria, Vesna Pusic, Year of the Dragon, Yemen

21-Jan-12 World View: France May Withdraw Early From Afghanistan After Soldiers’ Deaths

Posted by John J. Xenakis Jan 21st 2012 at 4:10 am in Afghanistan, Asia, China, Cuba, Economy, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, Russia, United Nations | Comments(21)

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Los Zetas cartel the most powerful in Mexico Cuba makes plan to drill for oil in the Gulf of Mexico U.S. seeks Russia’s explanation on Syria-bound weapons ship Thailand recognizes a Palestinian state Another nail-biting weekend as Greece bailout talks hit snag The Baltic Dry Index may be crashing France may withdraw early from Afghanistan after [...]

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Now Is the Worst Possible Time to Appease Iran

Posted by Joel B. Pollak Jan 20th 2012 at 2:12 pm in China, Congress, Foreign Policy, Iran, Middle East, News, Nuclear Proliferation, Obama, United Nations, arms control/disarmament | Comments(44)

For the Obama administration, negotiation remains the eternal solution in search of a problem. It is desperate to negotiate with the Taliban, for example–a fruitless effort, Con Coughlin notes, since “Mr. Obama has already run up the white flag in Afghanistan by ordering the withdrawal of American forces to begin this summer–in good time for [...]

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Tags: China, Gaza, Green Revolution, Hamas, International Atomic Energy Commission, Iran, negotiations, shiites, Taliban, United Nations, united nations security council

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2-Feb-12 World View: Leaked Nato Report Says Pakistan ‘Directly Assisting’ the Taliban

Russia and China Provide Cover for Assad’s Syria

29-Jan-12 World View: German Proposal for EU Control over Greece’s Budget Causes Fury

28-Jan-12 World View: The U.S. May Deploy Spy Planes in the Philippines to Counter China

26-Jan-12 World View: Revolutionary and Brotherhood Demonstrators Fill Egypt’s Streets

Four Tibetan Protesters Killed by Chinese Police

25-Jan-12 World View: Euro Crisis Deadlock Leads to Finger-Pointing and German Isolation

23-Jan-12 World View — Report: Israel Will Attack Iran Without U.S. Permission

21-Jan-12 World View: France May Withdraw Early From Afghanistan After Soldiers’ Deaths

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