World News Briefs -- December 20, 2010



DPRK Says "Not Worth Reacting" To South Korea's Artillery Drill -- Xinhuanet

PYONGYANG, Dec. 20 (Xinhua) -- The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) said Monday that it "was not worth reacting" to South Korea's artillery drill on a disputed island off the west coast of the Korean Peninsula, state media reported.

"The revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK did not feel any need to retaliate against every despicable military provocation like one taking revenge after facing a blow," the official KCNA news agency quoted a statement from the DPRK's Army Supreme Command as saying.

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MIDDLE EAST

Infighting delays new Iraq government.

Iranians brace for fuel subsidy cuts.

Israel says its air strike killed five Gaza militants planning attack.

PLO signals flexibility on security.
ASIA

NKorea says won't hit back over SKorean drills.

China warns of escalating arms race in Asia.

China slams Japan's 'irresponsible' policy.

India's Singh offers to face questions in telecom scandal.

PM: 48 may have died in boat crash off Australia.

AFRICA

EU 'to ban' Ivory Coast's Laurent Gbagbo. UN, EU pile on pressure on Ivory Coast's Gbagbo.

Somali Islamists al-Shabab and Hizbul Islam 'to merge'.

Fighting in Sudan's Darfur forces 12,000 to flee.

Chevron says shuts Nigeria oil pipeline after attack.

EUROPE

Europe struggles to dig airports out of snow and ice.

West decries flaws, violence in Belarus Presidential vote.

Russian president Medvedev to visit India.

Blair's Kosovo triumph turns sour.

AMERICAS

Guatemala declares a state of siege in drug plagued province.

Canada and U.S. near border pact.

Deadly blast on oil pipeline in Mexico's Puebla state.

Democrats push against GOP critics on START.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

British police detain 12 on suspicion of terrorism.

Al-Qaeda aims to bring down nuclear-armed Pakistan: US.

Hizbul Islam joins Shabaab in Somalia.

Chevron says shuts Nigeria oil pipeline after attack.

EUROPE

Europe struggles to dig airports out of snow and ice.

West decries flaws, violence in Belarus Presidential vote.

Russian president Medvedev to visit India.

Blair's Kosovo triumph turns sour.

AMERICAS

Guatemala declares a state of siege in drug plagued province.

Canada and U.S. near border pact.

Deadly blast on oil pipeline in Mexico's Puebla state.

Democrats push against GOP critics on START.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

British police detain 12 on suspicion of terrorism.

Al-Qaeda aims to bring down nuclear-armed Pakistan: US.

Hizbul Islam joins Shabaab in Somalia.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

Prince Alwaleed is richest Arabian businessman for seventh year.

In tough economy, Santas are also suffering.

China caps boom year for autos with Guangzhou show.

JP Morgan to move into Lehman London headquarters.

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