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January 21, 2010 | Posted by Daniel Saraceno, Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Research Intern - 9:36am | 1 Comment
- The New York Times reports that the United States plans to have a continued civilian presence in Afghanistan well after troops leave in order to continue agricultural support.
- According to China Daily, China's energy security future comes into question as it begins to import more than half of the oil it consumes.
- Secretary Gates defines Indian and Pakistani interests tied intrinsically with Afghanistan's success, encouraging Indian support of Afghan agriculture and energy, according to the American Forces Press Service.
- According to The National, food security and climate change pose serious security threats for the United Arab Emirates and region.
- IPS News reports that small island nations are increasingly worried about severe sea-level rise that could trigger mass migration.
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