March 27, 2012 Archives

The Iran Conundrum

Strategic Challenges and Regional Risks.

Obama Concedes Strains Between U.S., Pakistan

Conceding strained ties, President Barack Obama on Tuesday welcomed Pakistan's review of its relationship with the United States, saying it was important for the two countries to get their partnership right.

Obama Praises U.S.-Turkish Relationship

President Obama praised the U.S.-Turkish relationship during a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan.

Strauss-Kahn Faces Charges In French Prostitution Probe

Dominique Strauss-Kahn was handed preliminary charges Monday alleging he was involved in a French prostitution ring, his lawyer said. The former International Monetary Fund chief is denying wrongdoing.

Security Of Afghani People Is Paramount

General John Allen, Cmdr, International Security Assistance Force, Afghanistan: The security and safety of the Afghani people is paramount, and there is a growing sense among the people that both ANS, the Afghan army and the police can provide that.

Nuclear Energy After Fukushima

William Magwood of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission explains the U.S. approach to nuclear safety following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.

Brzezinski: U.S. Should Not Take The Lead In Syria

Fmr. National Security Advisor to President Carter, Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski, joins Morning Joe to discuss America's relationship with Russia, the war in Afghanistan, and reports that Syria has accepted a U.N.-backed peace plan.

Can Syria Conflict Be Stopped?

Diplomats are trying to get a grip on the Syrian conflict.

Can U.S., Russia Reduce Their Nuclear Arsenals?

Ahead of the nuclear summit Monday in Seoul, President Obama met with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and discussed prospects for further nuclear reductions for both nations.

How Should U.S. Deal With Chinese?

Is China part of problem or solution with North Korea?

Flights Canceled By German Strike

Hundreds of flights across Germany are cancelled after a strike by ground staff over pay.

Tens Of Thousands Cheer Pope During Cuba Visit

Pope Benedict XVI urged hundreds of thousands of Cubans gathered for an open-air mass on Monday to "build a renewed and open society," at the start of his visit to the Communist-ruled country.

Pakistan Bus Crash Kills 20

A bus crash near Sheikhupura in Punjab province in eastern Pakistan kills at least 20 people.

Tens Of Thousands Flee Sudanese Bombing Campaign

Tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees have fled to South Sudan in past weeks to escape a deadly bombing campaign by government forces, a conflict described by actor George Clooney as the 'unreported war'.

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