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US to allow resumption of suspended drilling

The Obama administration said that 13 companies will be allowed to resume deep-sea drilling just months after a catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico

China confirms Iran's nuclear invite

China confirms receiving an invite from Iran to tour the country's nuclear facilities.

Japan open to talks with North Korea

Japan said Tuesday it was open to talks with North Korea both bilaterally and through the six-party talks

Pakistan's PM raises hopes of government survival

Pakistan's prime minister Gilani raises hopes of his government's survival after winning support in talks with political opponents

West African leaders to offer Gbagbo incentives

West African leaders mediating in Ivory Coast's persisting post-election conflict flew to the country today vowing not compromise but incentives

S.Korea president holds out hope of N.Korea talks

South Korean President Lee reached out to North Korea, saying Seoul was open to talks and offering closer economic ties despite high tensions on the peninsula

Bosnia gripped by deadlock

Bosnia suffers a deadlock 3 months following a general elections that could strain ethnic relations and impair reforms

UN focuses on human rights abuses in Ivory Coast

As the stalemate in Ivory Coast continues over the disputed presidency, the UN commits to investigating all reports of human rights violations

Rousseff becomes first woman to lead Brazil

Dilma Rousseff became Brazil's first female president on Saturday and promised to build on an unprecedented run of economic success achieved by her popular predecessor and mentor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

Kenya PM on I. Coast mission to 'protect democracy'

Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, the African Union's mediator in the Ivory Coast crisis, began Sunday what he called a mission to "protect democracy and the voice of the people"

UK would back force to oust Ivorian Gbagbo

The UK declared on Friday it would give support at the UN for military intervention in Ivory Coast

Hu vows a peaceful China in 2011

President Hu Jintao pledged a peaceful and cooperative China in 2011 in his New Year's Eve speech

Kim Jong-Il watches tank division drill

North Korea's Kim Jong-Il watched a tank drill amid high tensions in the Korean peninsula the state's news agency reported

West Africa struggles with Ivory Coast military plan

West African leaders are struggling to resolve Ivory Coast's ongoing crisis

Facebook surpasses Google for the first time

Facebook tops Google as the most visited site in the United states for the first time

Ivory Coast's Gbagbo urge supports to attack Ouattara HQ

Laurent Gbagbo calls on his supporters attack rival Ouattara's head quarters.

Court in Athens bombed ahead of trial

Bomb left outside Athens court two weeks before the trial of suspected parcel bombers

EU could end China arms embargo early 2011

EU is considering removing the arms embargo imposed on China as a step to improve relations with Beijing

10 civilians killed in south Afghanistan

NATO Officials say at least ten civilians were killed Afghanistan attack

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