A French European Constitution referendum was a treaty to establish a constitution for Europe. On 29th May 2005, it was organized to decide whether France would approve the proposed constitution of the European Union or not. At the last of voting, France finally rejected the treaty of EU (European Constitution) referendum. French voters overwhelmingly rejected [...]
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French Government Rejects European Constitution Referendum
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Mar 14, 2010
Myanmar Frees Opposition Figure After Seven Years
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Myanmar’s ruling junta (government) liberated the deputy leader of the country’s pro-democracy party after imprisonment of seven years, but did not present any explanation about taking part in allowed in coming elections. The liberation of 82-year-old Tin Oo, who assisted to find the National League for Democracy with Suu Kyi, came out before a U.N [...]
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Mar 13, 2010
Sources Of Tension Between China And US
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for China and other autocratic governments to put restrictions on citizens’ use of the Internet, warning to provoke earlier uneasy ties with Beijing. Both the two giant nations are popular economically. The major sources of tension between them are: Currency and debt: The United States complains that China [...]
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Mar 10, 2010
Dalai Lama Finally Meets Barack Obama
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President Barack Obama personally received the Dalai Lama gladly to the White House. Obama admired his goals for the Tibetan people, but he put their get-together off-camera and restrained in an attempt to prevent intensifying tensions with China. He also delivered encouragement to the Dalai Lama’s appeal for talks with the Chinese government. China opposed [...]
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Mar 9, 2010