World News Briefs -- December 13, 2009



Ahmadinejad, Chavez, Mugabe To Address Climate Negotiators In Copenhagen... -- Politico

COPENHAGEN –Iranian Prime Minister Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe plan to address negotiators at international climate talks in Copenhagen next week.

The three leaders are listed in a line-up of more than 180 government officials published in a United Nations schedule of speakers. Each head of state will have up to three minutes to address roughly 700 delegates, reporter, observers and civil society groups.

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MIDDLE EAST

U.S. firms lag in bids for Iraqi oil.

Banned Kurdish party may boycott Turkish parliament.

Lebanon pressing US to deliver military aid.

Military mutiny in Iran?

ASIA

5 charged after NKorean weapons seized in Thailand.

Pakistan PM backtracks on Waziristan remarks.

British PM Gordon Brown in southern Afghanistan.

Philippines hostage crisis ends, victims freed

AFRICA

Africa's population boom traps children in poverty.

Mugabe's ZANU-PF battles to regain absolute power.

Explosions shake UNDP HQ in Mogadishu.

EUROPE

Kremlin cites progress on weapons treaty.

Prince William to share Queen's duties.

US, Poland status of forces pact deepens military cooperation.

AMERICAS

Rights advocates say Zelaya supporters targeted in Honduras.

Houston biggest US city to elect openly gay mayor.

Billionaire favored in Chile vote but run-off seen.

THE LONG WAR/TERRORISM

For terror suspect, a life of contradictions.

Pentagon drops charges against Kuwaiti released from Guantanamo.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

U.S. regulators shut banks in Florida, Arizona, Kansas.

Obama argues for strong financial watchdog agency.

Democrats plan nearly $2 trillion debt limit hike.

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