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Phyllis Bennis: 'A World Without Nuclear Weapons' Might Still Be Possible

Washington's current debate over escalation in Afghanistan, the continuing war in Iraq, and the administration's refusal, so far, to exert any serious pressure on Israel, do not bode well for Obama's foreign policy. But in another key conflict area -- Iran -- President Obama appears to be implem...

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The Huff...log Feed — 4 days ago

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South Korea funds Laos' first children's hospital

Vientiane - South Korea has granted 3.5 million dollars to build Laos' first children's hospital, media reports said Wednesday. Construction of the Lao-Korean National Children's Friendship Hospital will begin this month and be completed by October 2... ...

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The Eart...ewspaper — October 28

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WaPo OpEd Flies Their Obama Derangement Nobel Fetish Flag Freely: Questions Constitutionality of NPP

I realize that there has to be a little more latitude given to op-eds than to straight news reporting, but it seems to me that there has to be a certain level of fact-checking for even editorials for the sake of the credibility of the paper. But then again, maybe WaPo is so deep into their Oba...

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Crooks and Liars — October 16

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Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091009/ap_on_re_eu/eu_nobel_peace “And I hope it will be an inspiration for all those that work with nuclear disarmament and disarmament,” she told AP in a rare interview. Members of the committee usually speak only through its chairman. The peace pri...

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Hoax Forum — October 10

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Nobel Peace Prize for Barack Obama

From “THE HINDU”, Chennai, India, Saturday, October 10, 2009, Page: 1 “Jury hails his efforts in international diplomacy” “I feel humbled”, U. S. President Barack Obama addresses the media at the White House on Friday after he won the Nobel Peace Prize”...

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Sulekha — October 09

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Leaders meet in Beijing for summit

The leaders of China, Japan and South Korea have kicked off a summit in Beijing expected to focus on bringing North Korea back to nuclear disarmament talks and building regional trust. ...

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Sky News...Anywhere — October 10