Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

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January 5, 2011 -- 7:00 a.m. GMT+08:00

Visit WSJ.com at U.S. | EUROPE | ASIA News by section: Front Section | Opinion | Front Section |   FRONT SECTION 1 Pakistan Governor Shot Dead In Capital A leading politician from the ruling Pakistan People's Party who had recently spoken out against the country's blasphemy laws was assassinated by a member of his security detail in a market in Islamabad. • Photos: Pakistani Governor Shot Dead • Defection Hobbles Pakistan Leader • WSJ.com Topics: Pakistan | Video Iran Offer of Nuclear Site Tour Irks U.S. Iran has invited representatives of several nations to visit its nuclear installations this month, including Russia, China and the European Union, but has excluded the U.S. from the proposed trip. China's New Stealth Fighter Is Revealed The first clear pictures of what appears to be a Chinese stealth fighter prototype have been published online, highlighting China's military buildup just days before U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates heads to Bejiing to try to repair defense ties. 2 • What's News—   3 • China Unveils New Rules Against Price Collusion • Brazil Is Poised to Pressure Beijing on Currency Policy   4 • Japan Pushed U.S. on Whale Group, Cables Show • Mochi: sweet serial killer of elderly in the New Year • Japan's Prime Minister Urges Talks on Raising Tax   5 • Floodwaters Threaten to Cut Off City in Queensland • Beijing Signals Interest in Spain Debt   6 • India, Iran Try New Conduit for Oil Payments   7 • RUMBLE SEAT: The Pioneering SUV Isn't One Anymore   8 • PERSONAL TECHNOLOGY: What's In Store for Technology in 2011   FRONT SECTION 12 New Speaker Vows to Share Power—a Tricky Proposition John Boehner said he will offer a package of rule changes Wednesday to give minority party members more say and decentralize control. • News Hub | Audio • Opinion: Congress Rediscovers the Constitution