Iraq

...security threats." Delegates also talked about nuclear proliferation, Pakistan, Iraq and the Middle East, China and North Korea, pandemics, energy security, piracy and port security, and the geopolitical consequences of the economic crisis.

In this article: Afghanistan, Iran, United States, Tehran, Canada, U.S. State Department, and NATO

...possible.'' Verbeek guided Australia through two Asian qualifying groups to get to the World Cup, the first including China, Iraq and Qatar and the second including the latter alongside Japan, Uzbekistan and Bahrain. The Socceroos also...

In this article: World Cup, Guus Hiddink, Russia, 2010 World Cup, Asian Cup, Australia, 2006 World Cup, World Cup, and Football Federation Australia

...(NATO). Behind closed doors and at dinner meetings, they will also talk about Pakistan, Iraq and the Middle East, China and North Korea, pandemics, energy security, and the geopolitical consequences of the economic crisis. "The hope is...

In this article: NATO, Robert Gates, Afghanistan, Europe, Canada, and United States

...target Iran's nuclear program and do not affect ordinary Iranians. At the same time the West has to separate the nuclear negotiations from talks about Iraq and Afghanistan. Tehran understands that insecurity in those countries is damaging to...

In this article: Iran, United States, Tehran, Maziar Bahari, Newsweek, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, E mail, and Allah

...ship that traveled the world like a floating hospital. The organization later moved to land, building children's hospitals in places including Shanghai, China, and Basra, Iraq. "Our relationships range from patients at the community...

In this article: World War II, University of Texas System, Indonesia, San Antonio, Shanghai, and Washington, D.C

...of oil a day, rising to 1.1 million a day within seven years. Raising production Last month, Iraq signed off a deal with Britain's BP and China's CNPC. The two oil companies will develop the giant southern oilfield in Rumaila. The...

In this article: Eni, US, CNPC, Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, Britain, and China

...tour. His remarks signalled yet another break with the foreign policy of ex-president George W. Bush, who is accused by Obama aides of letting US ties with East Asia founder while waging war in Iraq and against global terrorism. Drawing...

In this article: Barack Obama, United States, Asia, Pacific, China, Dalai Lama, Beijing, Washington, Democracy, and Unemployment

...second major contract with overseas oil firms since the US-led invasion in 2003. Last month, Iraq signed off a deal with Britain's BP and China's CNPC. The two oil companies will develop the giant southern oilfield in Rumaila. The...

In this article: CNPC, Eni, Britain, and China

...a year - almost as much as Russia sells to all of Europe. In August, China paid $8.9 billion to purchase the Swiss firm Addax, giving it access to oil in northern Iraq and West Africa. Very oil-rich countries, particularly in the Middle East,...

In this article: China, China National Offshore Oil Corp., Zhoushan, East Asia, Middle East, and United States