Obama silently reforms immigrationSource: NAM
Not to embitter the super patriots, the Obama adminstration has silently reformed the immigration process for those escaping torture and persecution in their home countries.
Chinese Language Class Starts in LiberiaSource: Yahoo! News
A new language class is providing an opportunity for Liberians to learn Mandarin as China expands its economic presence in the West African country.
Key week on global stage for ObamaSource: Charlotte Observer
The unrelenting global troubles confronting President Obama are about to converge, providing a stern test of leadership for a first-year president.
EXCLUSIVE: U.S. envoys hesitate to report bad newsSource: The Washington Times
U.S. embassies are discouraging or suppressing negative reports to Washington about U.S. allies, sometimes depriving officials of information they need to make good policy decisions, current and former diplomats say.
Russians to boost Abkhazia basesSource: BBC News
Russia is to spend almost $500m (£300m) next year reinforcing its military bases in Georgia's breakaway region of Abkhazia, the prime minister says.
(Vladimir Putin) said Russia was committed to defending and financing the small strip of land in Georgia's north-west corner.

So far Obama hasn't done anything yet that warrants any type of positive praise from me until now.
Utah Republican Governor to Become Ambassador to ChinaSource: The New York Times
President Obama on Saturday selected one of the nation's leading Republican governors to serve as the ambassador to China, nominating Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman for the diplomatic post that Mr. Obama called "as important as any in the world."
Poll: Mideast Arabs think very highly of ObamaSource: The Detroit Free Press
WASHINGTON — As President Barack Obama prepares to journey to Egypt in June to address the Muslim world, his overtures to the Middle East are paying off in positive feelings toward him from Arab peoples that far outpace the region's critical view of the United States itself, …
Nato's Pakistan Lifeline Source: Focus Pakistan
STRATFOR"S analysis of NATO logistics through Pakistan correctly states that the routes through Pakistan are the shortest. It fails to mention the excellent port facilities and the superb network of roads that exist in Pakistan.
Obama: 'New era' in relationsSource: Politico
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago — President Barack Obama left Latin America Sunday with a handful of tangible successes, a new book (courtesy of Venezuela leader Hugo Chavez) and a cache of goodwill contingent on promises of change.
Obama to Europe: Give up anti-AmericanismSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
US President Barack Obama has called for Europeans to be less anti-American during a town-hall-style meeting in France.
Mr Obama has been warmly greeted by crowds on his European visit, following his attendance at the G20 summit in London on Thursday.
Can Uncle Sam Ever Let Go?Source: RealClearPolitics
Despite being a Cold War relic, Buchanan has always been right when it comes to foreign policy. NATO has outlived its purpose in the Western World.