Times Online
Obama honors Fort Hood rampage victims
PRESS TV
US President Barack Obama has paid tribute to the victims of last week's shooting spree at Fort Hood's military base in Texas and vowed justice for the
Barack Obama seizes 'the national moment' in Fort Hood homageTimes Online
In pictures: Obama's tribute to Fort Hood victimsBBC News
Obama attends memorial service for victims of Fort Hood shootingguardian.co.uk
The Sun -The Associated Press -Reuters

Telegraph.co.uk
WATCH! Michelle Obama on Sesame Street!
Marie Claire.co.uk
To mark their 40th anniversary, the residents of Sesame Street are set to welcome their most illustrious guest to date - none other than Michelle Obama.
Michelle Obama talks to vegetables on Sesame StreetTelegraph.co.uk
Michelle Obama takes a trip to Sesame Streetguardian.co.uk
Michelle Obama bonds with Big Bird over being tall as Sesame Street celebrates Daily Mail
Metro -AFP -Huffington Post (blog)

Business Daily Africa
Clouds over Tokyo and Seoul
Asia Times Online
WASHINGTON - United States President Barack Obama arrives in Tokyo on Thursday for the first stop of his four-nation trip to Asia,
Obama's Agenda For ChinaForbes
Obama to seek stronger ties on Asia tripCNN International
Obama travels to AsiaUSA Today
Voice of America -Money Morning -Earthtimes (press release)

Reuters South Africa
Poll: Opinion split with Obama's wait on Afghanistan decision
CNN
President Obama has been meeting with national security advisers to decide his next course of action in Afghanistan. Washington (CNN) -- Americans are split
Decision day looms for Obama's troop dilemmaIndependent
White House: Obama weighs 4 options in AfghanistanThe Associated Press
Obama considering 4 options for Afghanistan, sources sayCNN International
New York Times -Telegraph.co.uk -Los Angeles Times

Globe and Mail
Obama Pushes Japan as Both Sides Work on Base Dispute
Bloomberg
11 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama says he expects Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama to honor an agreement on American troops in Japan as the two
Obama says he wants to visit Hiroshima in futureThe Associated Press
Hatoyama, Obama to agree on inter-government consultations to boost bilateral Mainichi Daily News
Obama says willing to visit Hiroshima: broadcasterAFP
Student Operated Press -Reuters -Guam News Factor

CNN International
First Obama envoy to visit North Korea
AFP
Pyongyang has unleashed a string of actions this year that infuriated Obama's administration, including testing a nuclear bomb and test-firing a missile
Clinton: US still to send envoy to North KoreaThe Associated Press
US warns over Koreas naval clashBBC News
US finally wise to Pyongyang's waysAsia Times Online
ABC News -Metro -TIME

Voice of America
Is Israel too strong for Barack Obama?
Indian Express
Obama is being criticised for making demands of Netanyahu that he should have known would never be met. Five months after Barack Obama went to Cairo and
Barak: Obama's leadership contributes to possibility of peaceJerusalem Post
PM offers Obama additional gestures to get Abbas on board in peace talksHa'aretz
Abbas Threat to Quit May Leave Israel And US Without PartnerBloomberg
Ynetnews -Palestine Chronicle -Telegraph.co.uk

Washington Post
AP-GfK Poll: A grouchy public sticking with Obama
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama still has the public approval of a majority of Americans, but he finds himself governing an increasingly pessimistic
How the poll on Obama was conductedExaminer.com
Share this storyPolitico
AP to you: Stop being so 'grouchy'!The North Star National


Voice of America
Obama to Appeal for Suu Kyi's Release at ASEAN Summit
Voice of America
By VOA News US President Barack Obama is expected to call for the release of Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi when he meets with the 10 members of
Clinton urges Asian nations to pressure MyanmarAFP
Obama shares stage with Burma's chiefSydney Morning Herald
Obama to press junta for release of Suu Kyi at APECThe Temasek Review (blog)
Philippine Star -Atlanta Journal Constitution -AFP

Boston Globe
Obama nominates leader for USAID
Boston Globe
Ten months into his administration, President Obama has finally chosen a nominee to run the US Agency for International Development.
Obama nominates new head for USAIDAFP
Obama nominates Indian-American to head USAIDPress Trust of India
Rajiv Shah: The man Obama wants to revitalize USAIDChristian Science Monitor
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