(Download) Current Affairs Part- I: International Events

Current Affairs Part- I
International Events

Belgiumban veils in public
Mekong basin countries have fears over China’s projects
Russia offered nuclear help to Venezuela
AntiGovernment Protest inBangkok
United StatesPledgedto not usenuclearweapons against any non-nuclearState
Obama andMedvedev sign nuclear arms pact
Nepal government’s decision to issue Machine Readable Passports produced in India has sparked a controversy
Russia supports newKyrgyz regime
Pakistan NationalAssembly of Pakistan passes 18thAmendmentBill
Rajapaksa-led ruling alliance has recorded an emphatic victory in the parliamentary
Russia has launched the construction of a new gas pipeline to Europe
Sudan gearsup for its firstmulti partyElection
Polish President killed in plane crash in Russia
FirstArctic by balloon crossing
Obama warns of threat fromnuclear terrorism
Three-km scar on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
Volcano erupts again in Iceland
Plutoniumreactorwas shutdown by Russia
“Yellow Shirts” warn ‘Reds shirts’inThailand
Stage set forCancun on climate change
G 20 NationMeet in U.S. to discuss jobcrisis
Iran began amajor three-daymilitary exercise in PersianGulf waters
France determined to ban the burqa
Ukraine extends naval base lease to Russia
S. Koreanwarship cheonan sank in yellow sea
Cyber-racismsummit held inAustralia
Chinese will export reactor to Pakistan reactor deal
Greece vows deeper defence cuts
Oil leak in Gulf ofMaxico more than eared
Canada’s assurance on separatism
China’s soft power on show in shanghai Expo
BP to blame for spill, says U.S.
Iran, Syria Discussed for The Formation of regional economic bloc
Explosive device found in NewYork
Building up nuclear Stockpiling is shameful, saysAhmadinejad
Faisal Shahzad a Pakistan-born man held for Times Square bomb
NorthKoreaWillworkwith Beijing on N-talks
Pakistan tests two surface to surface nuclearcapable ballisticmissiles
Conservation leaderDavidCameron is new British PrimeMinister
Moist Chief Prachanda ready to disband guerilla army