OBAMA DIVISION. Administration Divided.
Some Obama administration officials worry that designating the Haqqani network as a terrorist group could complicate restarting peace talks with the Taliban.

GRAND ERDOGAN VISION. Future For Istanbul
With a mosque, bridge and airport, Turkey’s premier is reshaping Istanbul in ways that could bind his name to the city’s for generations. Meanwhile, on Turkey's border, a mini safe zone is shaping up as one rebel-held way station has become a default version of the haven that many want created on a larger scale inside Syria.

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ROMNEY'S MOVING ACCEPTANCE SPEECH. Obama ‘Disappointment’
Mitt Romney appealed to President Barack Obama’s supporters in his acceptance of the Republican party presidential nomination

BRUSSELS PUSHING. Seeks Wide ECB Powers.
Brussels may be on a collision course with Germany and the ECB, which wants a more decentralized first step towards ‘banking union’

QATAR ATTACKED. Victim To Computer Virus.
One of the world’s largest producers of natural gas has been hit by computer hackers.

MERKEL FACING EU CLASH. Over Reactions With China.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has arrived in Iran and has just finished a series of meetings with Iranian officials, including President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Soon after arriving in Tehran, the UN chief attended a working lunch at the Parliament building with the Speaker, Ali Larijani, and other officials, and later had meetings with President Ahmadinejad, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Saeed Jalili.

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HURRICANE ISAAC. Challenged Louisiana’s Flood Defenses.
The slow moving storm magnifies an impact of heavy rain and high winds, as it overtops flood defences in Louisiana and leaves 500,000 people without power.

GOP's VP CANDIDATE RYAN. Defines Attack Obama.
Paul Ryan launched a withering attack on Barack Obama, charging the US president with abdicating responsibility for the economy

BRAZIL'S NEW INTEREST RATES. How Low Can it Go?
Brazil’s central bank has cut interest rates to a new historic low as that government announces steps to revive the country’s moribund economy.