The Dalai Lama Entangled In Australian Politics

Australia Prime Minister, Julia Gillard has refused to respond to the spiritual figure in Tibet, the Dalai Lama, visits his country - to attract criticism from political opponents of the Labour government and even allies the Greens.

Ban Ki Moon Called Access Humanitarian SYRIA

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon urged the Syrian leader to allow access of humanitarian access to the country. Ban commented on his arrival in Argentina during his campaign for a second term. He also said the deadly attacks against the government demonstrators "horrific".

He said: "I once again urge President Assad in Syria, so that humanitarian access to affected areas and the Human Rights Council. - The power to assess the mission, which on two cases I have urged him to accept the missions."

Obama Arrives In Puerto Rico

Obama's brief Tuesday visit to the capital of Puerto Rico was the first official trip to the republic by a sitting president since JFK.

The president spoke of his government's commitment to the people of Puerto Rico, as he arrives in San Juan. June 14, 2011.

China And Kazakhstan To Enhance Bilateral Relations

Chinese President Hu Jintao continues his visit to Kazakhstan. He met with his Kazakh counterpart Nursultan Nazarbayev on Monday to discuss ways to push the two countries ties to a higher level. Both sides should expand cooperation on trade, economy and energy.

A grand ceremony was held to welcome Chinese President visit in the Kazak capital Astana. Hu Jintao held talks with Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan and other senior officials, hoping to make plans to further develop bilateral relations. Both parties are expected to sign economic cooperation agreements ranging from trade and environmental protection. Energy cooperation is also likely to top the agenda between resource-rich countries and most of the world's energy consumers.

Gaddafi had time to play chess

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has reappeared on state television on Monday, while a challenge to a game of chess with the president of the International Sports Federation, Iliumjinov Kirsan from Russia.

The colonel reminded not to leave the country, as required by world powers.

Turkish Prime Minister Wins Q3

Ruling party in Turkey has risen to a third term in parliamentary elections, paving the way for increased regional power to pursue economic growth of the brand, assertive diplomacy and an overhaul of the military-era constitution. The ruling Justice and Development Party of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, however, below the two-thirds majority in Parliament. This force it to seek support for the constitutional changes of other political groups.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has never wanted to be somewhere else on Sunday night and not do something different. He always knew he would be in the Turkish capital Ankara declaring victory for his AK Party to power after national elections this weekend. In fact, everyone in Turkey knows what Erdogan himself lucky that the leading two terms would win a third term. What was unclear whether his party will succeed in achieving the much sought after majority. He did not. But that did not stop Erdogan and his supporters celebrated their victory.

UK Prime Minister Does Not Agree With The Archbishop On Coalition Policies

Prime Minister David Cameron acknowledged that the Archbishop of Canterbury, has the right to express political opinions, but he said "there will always be a debate of two sides.".

Latest Information On Libya Crisis - Gaddafi Meet With Tribal Leaders

Libyan state television has broadcast pictures of what it claimed was a meeting with Gadhafi and tribal leaders on Tuesday in an undisclosed location.

At the meeting, participants also heard an audio speech by Libyan leader. Audio files on speech was broadcast live on state television from Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziya compound.



Ban Ki Moon Officially Offered To Serve A Second Term As Secretary General Of The United Nations

Ban Ki Moon, announced today that he has formally proposed to serve a second term as Secretary General of the United Nations.

Ban told a press conference at UN Headquarters in New York, he sent a letter to the Member States of the General Assembly and Security Council that he has given himself the discretion to continue to lead the United Nations.

Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gilliard shows some spontaneity

Julia Gillard, Australian red head Prime Minister shows some spontaneity good mood with schoolgirls.

Official meeting heads of state Malaysia - Kazakhtan

Kazakhtan Prime Minister, Karim Massimov has met a delegation from the Malaysian government under Prime Minister Najib Tun Abdul Razak today (June 6, 2011).

The parties discussed issues of cooperation in trade, economic and investment.

Weekly Message From President Barack Obama

Speaking of the Chrysler factory in Toledo, Ohio, the US President, Barack Obama commends the work on the autoworkers who have helped to revitalize the domestic auto industry.

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh Arrived In Saudi Arabia

Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh has reportedly arrived in Saudi Arabia.

A Saudi source, who declined to be identified, said a plane carrying Saleh landed on Saturday night and he is there for medical treatment for injuries sustained while shrapnel in his palace attacked on Friday.

Malaysian Prime Minister, Najib Razak Delivers Keynote Address At The 10th Shangri-La Dialogue

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, said: "The national interest is more in the collective interest and our task now is to take into account that in a multilateralism that is both realistic and progressive hard stubbornness. Because of the way in which no doubt must be based on cooperation and not confrontation - and every region, every country, every leader must play its role today.

"Cynics thought that Asia and the West could never get together as a coherent whole that we had little in common, that life in Surabaya was just too far from life in San Diego. The last decade has proved them wrong. "

India, Germany To Work On Nuclear Safety

Germany has agreed to assist India in matters relating to nuclear safety and promised to support the development of renewable energy.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, while addressing a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in New Delhi on Tuesday, said that every effort must be made to ensure that all safety standards for the generation and use of nuclear energy is a "world class".

We talk about the practices for the top IMF job goes to Europe, Singh challenged the Western monopoly on international institutions and argued that the best person available, regardless of nationality, must obtain the coveted position.

Yemen crisis - The President Injured in Attack

Ali Abdullah Saleh, President of Yemen, who was injured in the attack against the presidential palace in the capital, Sanaa, is in good condition and in good health.

The president was taken to the hospital of the Ministry of Defence for treatment of minor injuries, authorities said.

At least seven officers were martyred, was to "outlaw gang" - the opposition, led by a powerful tribe hash Sadiq al-Ahmar.

UN Message - 50th Anniversary of Human Space Flight

Video message from Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, the 50-th Anniversary of the UN Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space and 50-th Anniversary of the first human space flight.

Iranian Parliament Rules Of Procedure, The President Broke The Law Ministry To Move

The pressure continues to increase Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, after the country's parliament ruled that he had acted illegally in declaring oil minister sacked after previous keeper.

Naoto Kan Survives No Confidence Vote After Offers Resignation

Japanese Prime Minister, Naoto Kan, who survived the vote of no-confidence , after the dissidents' appeal of the ruling party, offering to resign after the country's worst crisis since the Second World War is under control.