North Carolina state treasurer issues gift ban for employees, limits on soliciting for charity
More ethics rules issued for NC treasurer workers Critics say UN food summit is long on rhetoric and waste, short on help for world’s hungry
Critics say UN food summit wasteful, ineffective Obama, Medvedev says Iran running out of time to make good on nuclear promises more images Obama arrives in Tokyo to start 4-nation tour of Asia
Obama opens Japan visit with the alliance under strain and shadowed by Afghan war options more images Europeans weigh whether to send more troops to Afghanistan or bow to public demands
Russia’s Medvedev urges economic modernization in state-of-the-nation address
Clinton: No US conditions on Myanmar, but sanctions stay pending democratic progress
US says Iran violated UN arms embargo by sending weapons to Syria in ship seized by Israel
US accuses Iran of violating UN arms embargo Obama administration picks former Gates Foundation official to run US foreign aidmore images Britain’s Brown says UK foreign policy chief won’t take up new European role
UK’s Brown: foreign policy chief not headed to EU Clinton says Berlin Wall celebration should be call to action, not just reflection
Clinton: Berlin Wall festivities not just a party US seeks concrete progress towward democracy in Myanmar before sanctions lifted
US will not lift Myanmar sanctions BANGKOK — The United States, although embarking on a new policy of engagement, will not lift its sanctions on Myanmar unless its ruling generals make concrete progress toward democratic reform, a senior U.S. diplomat said Thursday. Egypt scales back ties with Israel in another obstacle to US efforts on Mideast peace more images Czech Euro-skeptic president signs the EU reform treaty, lifting its last obstacle more images Czech court lifts last legal hurdle to EU reform treaty, rules it is in line with constitutionmore images Czech constitutional court endorses EU reform treaty, rules it is in line with constitutionmore images Appeals court: Canadian man mistaken for terrorist, detained after 9/11 attacks cannot sue US
Appeals court: Detained Canadian cannot sue the US Pakistan says its forces are closing in on 2 major Taliban bases; PM vows to defeat militants
Pakistan says soldiers close in on Taliban bases Suspected Taliban bomb kills 7 soldiers in Pakistan as president vows to eliminate militants more images Clinton faces herculean challenge in bid to renew Israeli-Palestinian talks
Iranian nuclear defiance leaves reluctant Obama administration leaning toward new sanctions more images Clinton confronted by Pakistanis over Predator drone attacks _ ‘executions without trial’
Pakistanis confront Clinton over drone attacks Senate committee endorses tougher sanctions on Iran
Senate panel OKs tougher Iran sanctions WASHINGTON — A Senate committee approved legislation Thursday that would give the Obama administration authority to impose tougher sanctions on Iran for failing to come clean about its suspect nuclear program. US national security adviser begins talks in Moscow on arms reduction, Iran
AP Interview: Foreign Minister says Cuba prepared for talks with the US ‘on any level’
House committee OKs tougher sanctions on Iran’s nuclear policy with oil products export ban
House committee OKs tighter Iran sanctions bill UN General Assembly votes overwhelmingly to condemn the 47-year US trade embargo on Cuba
UN experts say Ivory Coast arms embargo and ban on diamond exports are being violated
UN: Ivory Coast arms, diamond embargoes violated Washington consultant indicted for allegedly conspiring to violate US sanctions against Sudan
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