April 11, 2012 Archives

Promise And Peril In Nigeria

Nigeria is among the United States’ most important partners in Africa.

A Preemptive Strike From Israel?

Iran remains a central foreign policy challenge for the United States as tension mounts over its growing nuclear program

Do We Really Want India On The Security Council?

The constitution of the security council affects UN outcomes.

Another Austerity Olympics For London?

London has been working on putting together the 2012 Olympics in the teeth of a tough recession. But the British capital hosted a Games in hard times before.

Quake Off Indonesia Sparks Tsunami Alert

An 8.7 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Indonesia's Aceh triggers a tsunami warning in the Indian Ocean.

Annan: Syria Ceasefire Imminent

U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan says the Syrian government has assured him it will respect a ceasefire with rebel forces.

Webb Visits Myanmar

U.S. Senator from Virginia Jim Webb visits Myanmar, praises government.

China Suspends Controversial Party Member Bo

China suspends politician from Communist party, detaines wife in connection with murder of a Briton.

North Korea Fuels Rocket Despite Warnings

CAPTION: North Korea said it was fueling an Unha-3 rocket ahead of a 5-day launch window opening Thursday, despite continuing uneasiness in the region and more warnings from Washington. (April 11)

North Korea Ready For Launch?

The world braces and holds its breath as all signs point to North Korea preparing for a missile test

Eight Taxi Drivers Gunned Down In Mexico

Unidentified gunmen open fire on taxi drivers near the drug-ravaged Mexican city of Monterrey, killing eight in broad daylight. Travis Brecher reports.

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