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U.S. And Qatar To Boost Development Of Clean Energy Technology
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP) are signing a Memorandum of Understanding...
U.S. Renews Support For International Clean Energy Initiatives
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu this week joined with energy ministers and high-level representatives from more than 20...
White House Highlights President Obama Focused On Action Against Terrorism
There has been a lot of discussion online and in the mainstream media about our response to various critics ofWhite House Condemns Violence In Iran
A violent Iranian government crackdown on protesters this weekend has reportedly resulted in multiple deaths, as well as the arrestsCopenhagen Climate Conference Viewed As Political Success
Strengths and weaknesses of the UN system for dealing with climate change were highlighted by the process leading to theImplications Of U.S. Sanctions On Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions
During testimony before the House Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs, Suzanne Maloney discussed the prospects and implications ofA More Reliable Afghan Security Force
Now that President Obama has announced his plan to “finish the job” in Afghanistan, how long might it be untilG77 Developing Countries Look For Bigger Commitment From U.S. And EU
The developing countries in Group of 77 want both EU and the US to deliver higher ambitions at the UNPresident Obama To Arrive In Copenhagen At Crucial Moment
US President Barack Obama is shifting the timing of his visit to the international climate summit in Copenhagen as prospectsPresident Obama And The Middle East Peace Wagon
How can President Obama drag the Middle East peace wagon out of the mud? He can’t—at least not until theSpotlight On South Africa’s Proactive Campaign To Tackle HIV/AIDS
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has applauded the big leap taken by the South African Government towards achieving universalStopping Tobacco Abuse In Africa Before It Is A Problem
Although tobacco use is not as prevalent in Africa as it is in other regions. That will change unless immediate
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