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The Week in Review: November 2-8, 11(1), 2009
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The Week in Review: November 2-8, 11(1), 2009
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COUNTRY REVIEWS
South Asia
Afghanistan
Karzai declared elected, to take oath on November 19; Obama and other world leaders greet Karzai; UNSC calls for addressing the challenges facing the war-ravaged country; Dr. Abdullah says new government cannot cope with the challenges facing the country; Karzai vows to fight corruption; UN mission to relocate hundreds of its foreign staff following last week’s attack
Pakistan
OCTOBER 26-NOVEMBER 1
Massive suicide attack in Peshawar ahead of Clinton’s Pakistan visit kills over 100; Clinton says US will not support dictators in future; Offensive against militants in South Waziristan continues; Turkish PM visits Islamabad
NOVEMBER 2-8
Another suicide attack near Peshawar kills 10 at a market place; Foreign Minister Qureshi: US should involve Pakistan in the formulation of new Afghan Strategy; NRO dropped by government; Pakistani troops reach Makin, a Taliban stronghold and hometown of Mehsud
Bhutan
Sheikh Hasina visits Bhutan, bilateral trade agreement reached; India’s developmental assistance to Bhutan’s tenth plan discussed; CEC Chawla visits Bhutan
East Asia
South East Asia
OCTOBER 26-NOVEMBER 8, 2009
Thailand Cambodia relationship deteriorates as Cambodia makes Thaksin Shinawatra senior adviser to Hun Sen government; US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs meets Suu Kyi; US Special Advisor for Non-Proliferation and Arms Control Robert Einhorn seeks Malaysia’s help in dealing with Iran; South Korea wants to sell infantry fighting vehicles to Malaysia
West Asia
Iran
Supreme Leader says that “Iranian nation will not be deceived by the fake conciliatory face of the US administration”; Fresh clashes between government forces and anti-government protestors on 30th anniversary of takeover of US Embassy; Reports: Iran rejects latest nuclear deal; Moscow warns Tehran against taking a “less constructive position” on the issue of uranium enrichment
Iraq
Iraq’s parliament approves new election law; Obama: Parliamentary approval “advances the political progress that can bring lasting peace and unity to Iraq”
DEFENCE AND NUCLEAR REVIEW
National Defence Issue
Mahindra Satyam and Saab to collaborate in defence and homeland security market
International Defence Issue
Australian Minister: Assistance from allies crucial in building future submarines
Nuclear
Report: US helping Pak secure its nuclear arsenal
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