The biggest demonstration in Kuwait’s history took place Monday with more than 90,000 people taking to the street after the resignation of the government.

The world public is closely watching the on-going 17th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-17), which hopes to create a replacement for the Kyoto Protocol. Hope will only become a reality if developed and developing countries narrow their differences and take responsibility for the earth.

Belarusian Prime Minister Mikhail Myasnikovich has begun his first official visit to Vietnam. The visit is expected to create opportunities for both countries to promote bilateral cooperation in various fields including economics, trade and investment.

The National Assembly has ended its year-end session after nearly a month of discussion. Deputies discussed the goals, orientations, and a roadmap for the country’s socio-economic development, security and defense, and diplomacy. Voters were particularly impressed with the Q&A session, where ministers and other government leaders addressed issues of public’s concern.

With the world economy mired in recession and debts crises in the US and Europe, Vietnam is determined to pursue a tight monetary policy and flexible solutions to achieve targets set for this year and the years to come.

The US has stopped providing data to Russia on non-nuclear military forces in Europe, citing as reason that Moscow has failed to follow the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty.

The US has stopped providing data to Russia on non-nuclear military forces in Europe, citing as reason that Moscow has failed to follow the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty.

The US has stopped providing data to Russia on non-nuclear military forces in Europe, citing as reason that Moscow has failed to follow the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty.

The US has stopped providing data to Russia on non-nuclear military forces in Europe, citing as reason that Moscow has failed to follow the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty.

The US has stopped providing data to Russia on non-nuclear military forces in Europe, citing as reason that Moscow has failed to follow the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty.