Barack Obama interrupted his holiday to make a statement on Egypt On the streets of Cairo it's not just a fledgling democracy that lies in ruin. US policy too is in tatters - in the eyes of many - or at least America's reputation and credibility. Since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak in 2011, the US has struggled to strike a balance between support for the tenuous progress towards democracy and protec
Protesters splattered the Japanese Embassy in Beijing with eggs and paint over the weekend.Credit...Alexander F. Yuan/Associated Press BEIJING — Anti-Japanese demonstrators took to the streets again on Sunday in cities across China, with the government offering mixed signals on whether it would continue to tolerate the sometimes violent outbursts. The protests were orderly in Beijing, with several
Hamas wants raw materials in Gaza Ministers reject Israel's relaxation of food restrictions. By HERB KEINON, YAAKOV KATZ, TOVAH LAZAROFF, AP JUNE 10, 2010 19:03 311_Gaza crossing (photo credit: Ariel Jerozolimski/The Jerusalem Post)) Hamas leaders said they will not let newly approved food items into the Gaza Strip as long as Israel maintains its blockade of the territory.Israel slightly eased the
CAIRO — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived in Egypt on Saturday for meetings with its newly elected Islamist president and the chief of its still-dominant military council, declaring that the United States “supports the full transition to civilian rule with all that entails.” But after weeks of internal debate across the Obama administration over how to respond to the ongoing strugg
More evidence that Saudi Arabia will not sit idly by if Iran goes nuclear, which means more evidence that the Middle East could be looking at a terrible nightmare, a nuclear arms race in the world's most volatile region, which means that the chance for escalation to accidental nuclear war (which I wrote about here) would eventually be quite high: A senior Saudi Arabian diplomat and member of the r
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany with Prime Minister Wen Jiabao during a welcoming ceremony in Beijing on Thursday.Credit...David Gray/Reuters HONG KONG — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said Thursday that China would consider working with the International Monetary Fund to help shore up Europe’s finances. But he left unclear whether China was willing to drop conditions that so far have made its prop
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