Obama ends young migrant deportations

 

 

Photo: EPA    
 

US President Barack Obama has announced an immediate end to the deportation of illegal immigrants who came to the US as children, describing the move as “the right thing to do”.

US – Obama leads Romney by 7%

Barack Obama has secured a seven-percent lead over Republican candidate Mitt Romney.

Experts say that Obama’s good performance is due to gradual improvements in the US economy and a growing support from independent voters who don’t belong to either Democrats, or Republicans.

Obama asks China to block N.Korea’s launch

 

US President Barack Obama has asked Chinese President Hu Jintao to use his country’s influence over North Korea to try to stop it from launching a satellite next month.

Obama met with Hu in Seoul on Monday ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit.

Obama: N.Korean launch jeopardizes food deal – NHK

US President Barack Obama has warned that North Korea’s plan to launch a rocket carrying a satellite would jeopardize a deal to resume US food aid to the North.

Time still left to solve Iranian problem peacefully – Obama

US President Barack Obama believes that the conflict over Iran’s nuclear program still may be settled peacefully, although very little time is left for that.

Mr. Obama said this after his meeting with Turkey’s Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in Seoul on Sunday.

Obama arrives in Seoul for nuclear summit

US President Barack Obama has arrived in South Korea to attend a nuclear security summit that begins on Monday.

His plane touched down at a US air force base outside the capital Seoul on Sunday morning. The security summit is based on Obama’s proposal to discuss measures against nuclear terrorism.

CUBA:US would be better off with robot President – Castro

 

Fidel Castro. Photo: EPA  

Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro said Monday that a “robot” would be better in the White House than President Barack Obama – or any of the Republicans candidates in the 2012 election race, AFP reports from Havana.

Venezuela:Chavez brands “ridiculous” U.S. demands to limit contacts with Iran

 

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Photo: AFP

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has called “ridiculous” U.S. demands to limit contacts with Iran. He said this on Sunday, speaking on “Hello President,” a program mandatorily broadcast on all TV and radio stations of the South American country.

Canberra:Obama outlines US agenda in Asia-Pacific region

Laaska News  Nov. 17,2011

US President Barack Obama is to outline his country’s new strategy toward Asia in a speech to Australia’s parliament on Thursday.

Honolulu:Noda informs Obama of his decision on TPP talks

Laaska News  Nov. 13,2011

Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has conveyed to the US president Japan’s intention to begin consultations with member countries of Trans-Pacific Partnership toward joining negotiations on the free-trade framework.