Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Tuesday, 21 December 2010

Today from VOANews.com Iraqi Parliament Approves New Maliki Government Move ends months of political turmoil; key ministries of interior, defense, national security left vacant South Korea Remains on High Alert Patrols continue even though Pyongyang said it did not intend to retaliate against South's artillery training in disputed waters U.S. Denies Reports of Planned Pakistan Raids Senior NATO official refutes New York Times report, saying US recognizes Pakistan's sovereignty Iran's Parliament Ready to Cut Ties with Britain Iran summoned British Ambassador last week after he criticized Tehran's human rights record in article on embassy's website India, Russia Say Iran Nuclear Dispute Needs Dialogue Medvedev, Singh issue joint statement on right to peaceful nuclear energy, and also sign several multi-billion-dollar deals International Pressure on Ivory Coast Is Increasing Chorus grows louder for President Gbagbo to cede power after UN Security Council extended 10,000-member peacekeeping force Thai Government Supports Release of Detained Red Shirt Protesters Emergency rule imposed on Bangkok to be lifted on Wednesday WikiLeaks' Founder Assange Claims He Is Victim of Leak Assange says he believes someone leaked the Swedish police report detailing his alleged sexual offenses Strong Asia Recovery Dogged by Worries of Risky Capital Flows International investors' moving billions of dollars into Asia creates concerns about inflation and volatility Egyptians to Stage Mozart's 'Magic Flute' in Colloquial Arabic Late 18th century European opera gets a makeover for modern Arab audiences and will have a debut at the Library of Alexandria More News Headlines