Obama marks first U.S. ambassador to Myanmar amid reform push
President Obama announces a new chapter in relations with Myanmar as the United States names its first ambassador in 22 years and eases some investment rules. He cites Aung San Suu Kyi's rise and cautions on ongoing rights concerns and sanctions on violators.
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Census shows minorities overtake whites as U.S. birth share shifts
The 2011 census estimates show racial and ethnic minorities now comprise more than half of babies born in the United States for the first time, signaling a long term shift in the nation's demographic makeup. Sociologist Roderick Harrison notes this generation grows up in a more diverse society amid immigration policy debates. The trend coincides with a backdrop of legal challenges to immigration laws and slower Hispanic immigration due to the weak economy.
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U.S. envoy signals Iran strike option ahead of talks
Jerusalem The U S envoy to Israel Dan Shapiro said Washington has plans and is ready to strike Iran if diplomacy and sanctions fail to halt its nuclear program. He stressed the option remains available though officials prefer a diplomatic path. The remarks come as six powers push talks with Tehran.
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Pakistani president to attend NATO summit in Chicago
Pakistan's president says he will attend the NATO summit in Chicago after signaling an end to a six month blockade on supplies for coalition troops in Afghanistan. Islamabad seeks higher fees and linked aid terms as U S Pakistan talks continue.
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Egyptian belly dancing TV owner arrested in Cairo raid
Egyptian vice police arrested Baligh Hamdy, owner of the El Tet belly dancing TV station, on suspicions of operating without a license inciting licentiousness and aiding prostitution. Tapes and video equipment were seized during a raid on his central Cairo apartment where he produced most videos.
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Greek far right Golden Dawn enters Greek Parliament
Twenty one Golden Dawn members are sworn into Greece's Parliament, marking the party as the most extreme right group in Europe since Nazi-era Germany. The party, which won 7 percent in May elections, seeks to expel immigrants and defend the border with Turkey amid a fragile, interim government setup. European leaders express alarm as polls show waning support for Golden Dawn.
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