http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=11U.S. officials still haven’t decided whether or not to release photo proof that terror mastermind Usama bin Laden is dead, so Sen. Lindsey Graham is trying to make the case by saying it’s in the country’s best interest.
“I know the Geneva Convention very well,” the South Carolina Republican and member of the Armed Services Committee told Fox News Radio, “but this is a circumstance where I believe it’s not a violation of the convention, it would be in our national interests to make a case, documented case, that this was Usama bin Laden, he is dead.”
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Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines: Obama to Visit NYC’s Ground Zero, Calls for National Unity Like After 9/11
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=14One day after he announced the killing of Usama bin Laden, President Obama said he will travel to Ground Zero in New York City to meet with the families of 9/11 victims.
Ground Zero, the site of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks by Al Qaeda that felled the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers, has turned into a rallying site since New Yorkers learned the Al Qaeda leader was killed Sunday during a raid by U.S. Navy SEALs.
Ground Zero, the site of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks by Al Qaeda that felled the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers, has turned into a rallying site since New Yorkers learned the Al Qaeda leader was killed Sunday during a raid by U.S. Navy SEALs.
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines:Dubai aims to become world’s top airport for international passengers
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=43AP says fast growth by Dubai-based carriers Emirates and FlyDubai are helping fuel the airport’s aggressive projections.
Meanwhile, Dubai is currently building a second airport — Dubai World Central-Al Maktoum International — though its opening for passenger service has been delayed until 2012.
Reuters notes the airport — which will be “billed as the world’s largest airport when it opens (for passenger flights) in 2012″ — is already accepting cargo flights.
Dubai Airports — which operates both Dubai World Central and Dubai International — says Dubai World Central will be able to accommodate 160 million passengers a year once commercial passenger flights begin.
Meanwhile, Dubai is currently building a second airport — Dubai World Central-Al Maktoum International — though its opening for passenger service has been delayed until 2012.
Reuters notes the airport — which will be “billed as the world’s largest airport when it opens (for passenger flights) in 2012″ — is already accepting cargo flights.
Dubai Airports — which operates both Dubai World Central and Dubai International — says Dubai World Central will be able to accommodate 160 million passengers a year once commercial passenger flights begin.
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines :Bin Laden’s war against the U.S. economy
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=46Did Osama bin Laden win? No. Did he succeed? Well, America is still standing, and he isn’t. So why, when I called Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a counterterrorism expert who specializes in al-Qaeda, did he tell me that “bin Laden has been enormously successful”? There’s no caliphate. There’s no sweeping sharia law. Didn’t we win this one in a clean knockout?
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines:Japanese economy more important than it seems
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=49Even in an age of global diversification, Japan is one big economy that gets scarcely any respect from investors. Maybe that should change.
This, at least, is the contention of Peter Berezin, a managing editor of Montreal’s Bank Credit Analyst investment publication.
Berezin, who formerly worked as an economist for Goldman Sachs and the International Monetary Fund, is quite aware of Japan’s long, lamentable record of deflation and stock-market disappointments. Over the past decade, Japan’s Nikkei 225 index has lost fully 30 per cent of its value. Over this same period, Canada’s commodity-fuelled S&P/TSX index has gained 75 per cent.
This, at least, is the contention of Peter Berezin, a managing editor of Montreal’s Bank Credit Analyst investment publication.
Berezin, who formerly worked as an economist for Goldman Sachs and the International Monetary Fund, is quite aware of Japan’s long, lamentable record of deflation and stock-market disappointments. Over the past decade, Japan’s Nikkei 225 index has lost fully 30 per cent of its value. Over this same period, Canada’s commodity-fuelled S&P/TSX index has gained 75 per cent.
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines: Ireland’s progress on meeting conditions of EU-IMF programme for financial support
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=51MARGINAL NOTES : GYRÖGY MATOLCSY, the Hungarian finance minister and the current chairman of the EU Council of Economic and Finance ministers, knows a thing or two about embracing the IMF, his country having received a €20 billion bailout in 2008. Hungary, which holds the rotating EU presidency, is still struggling with an unwieldy deficit, but it has enjoyed a bond rally of late, which means its borrowing costs are falling.
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines: Florida’s left-wing gives predictably bad reviews to 2011 session
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=53
“This legislative session marks a critical time of recovery for our state’s economy. Helping bolster our economic rehabilitation, unemployment compensation legislation passed today will render much-needed relief to Florida’s struggling businesses and protect jobs. With a historic number of Floridians out of work, the unemployment compensation system faced a near depletion of the trust fund which offsets businesses unemployment taxes. Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) worked alongside legislators in the House and Senate to reduce the costs associated with unemployment tax rates,” said Tammy Perdue, General Counsel, Associated Industries of Florida Regarding Passage of Unemployment Compensation Legislation (HB 7005/SB 728).
“This legislative session marks a critical time of recovery for our state’s economy. Helping bolster our economic rehabilitation, unemployment compensation legislation passed today will render much-needed relief to Florida’s struggling businesses and protect jobs. With a historic number of Floridians out of work, the unemployment compensation system faced a near depletion of the trust fund which offsets businesses unemployment taxes. Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) worked alongside legislators in the House and Senate to reduce the costs associated with unemployment tax rates,” said Tammy Perdue, General Counsel, Associated Industries of Florida Regarding Passage of Unemployment Compensation Legislation (HB 7005/SB 728).
Atlantic International Partnership Headlines: Pacquiao vs Mosley Prediction
http://atlanticinternationalpartnershipreviews.com/?p=55It’s the fight the boxing world has been waiting for, and tonight it’s finally going down, as Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao defends his WBO Welterwight title against “Sugar” Shane Mosley in a 12-round championship bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Mosley, ranked the No. 3 world contender and boasting a 46-6-1 record with 39 knockouts in his career, officially weighed in 147 pounds. Pacquiao, the undisputed No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in the world and sporting a record of 52-3-2 with 38 knockouts in his career, weighed in at 145 pounds.
Mosley, ranked the No. 3 world contender and boasting a 46-6-1 record with 39 knockouts in his career, officially weighed in 147 pounds. Pacquiao, the undisputed No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in the world and sporting a record of 52-3-2 with 38 knockouts in his career, weighed in at 145 pounds.
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