Obama secures Democratic nomination for president

Obama is the first African American presidential candidate in the history of United States. He crossed the magical figure of 2,118 delegates needed to clinch the presidential nomination. Obama's tally reached 2149.5 while Clinton's stood at 1925.5. .

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Myanmar junta withholds permission to choppers

Farce and the Myanmar military junta have become synonymous. A month after over a million people perished and 2.5 million were rendered homeless, the heartless regime withholds permission to airlift relief supplies by choppers to devastated areas..

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Myanmar junta withholds permission to choppers

Farce and the Myanmar military junta have become synonymous. A month after over a million people perished and 2.5 million were rendered homeless, the heartless regime withholds permission to airlift relief supplies by choppers to devastated areas..

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History beckons you at Guangzhou

Guangzhou, the Port city in China situated between the Baiyun Hills in the north and the Zhujiang Delta Plain in the south, is a must visit for tourists. With its longest history, Guangzhou is also known for its modern vibrancy and historic prestige..

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The USA loses its moral compass

The American elite has lost all of its moral authority in calling itself a Republic and Democracy much less exporting their so-called 'Democracy' to the world. The Democrats and Republicans should learn from Libertarians and follow their example..

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Pakistan keen on making peace with India

Pakistan is ready to tie a new band of friendship with India. Prime Minister Gilani hopes to eradicate terrorism from the country, while the two sides to can use their scarce resources in overcoming problems like poverty and disease..

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Myanmar: Media prevented from covering devastation

The Myanmar junta, infamous for its draconian censorship laws, has put a leash on the media in covering the devastation wrought by the cyclone, unmindful of the fact that coverage would have fetched it more in terms of aid from the world community..

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