South Korea Holds Massive Drills After Yeonpyeong Attack
South Korea mobilized hundreds of troops tanks helicopters and jets for a large winter firing exercise near the Koreas border signaling resolve after North Korea shelled Yeonpyeong Island killing four. The drill involved 800 troops with F-15K KF-16 K-1 tanks and AH-1S helicopters in Pocheon north of Seoul.
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Venezuela bars foreign funding for NGOs
Venezuela’s National Assembly, dominated by President Hugo Chavez allies, approved a law banning foreign funding for non governmental organizations and political parties, with fines up to twice the funds received. The measure targets groups that defend political rights and aims to curb foreign influence ahead of a new, larger opposition-led legislature.
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Obama heralds bipartisan season of progress after treaty ratification
President Obama praised a season of cross party progress at a year end news conference after the Senate approved a Russia arms control treaty. He noted inspectors will return to ground in Russia and reaffirmed support for civil unions while opposing immediate gay marriage legalization. He aimed to show gridlock easing and highlighted passed tax measures and jobless benefits extending into 2011. He also called immigration reform a priority despite legislative setbacks.
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