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i am sick but do some evaluate form...sleep and look around...


 

"We felt people outside global-change research were not clear about the scale of changes scientists are witnessing. The index is a response to these concerns." -- Sybil Seitzinger, executive director of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP), a research network of 10,000 scientists, on the group’s move to take four key indicators to develop the world's first climate change index as a useful tool for policy-makers. It was launched at the UN climate change talks in Copenhagen, where talks remain deadlocked, with developed and developing nations at odds over who should cut emissions, how deep the cuts should be, and how much aid should go to poor countries. The four indicators are sea level rise, global temperature, Arctic sea ice melt and the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, IRIN reports. The decision to develop the index was prompted by asking: "What if the complexity of the Earth's climate were distilled down to one number, in the same way that the Dow Jones Index [which tracks targeted stock market activity] condenses volumes of data into a single figure? What then would be the general trend?" The index, to be updated annually, uses data starting from 1980 to provide an annual snapshot of how the planet's systems – ice, oceans, land surface and atmosphere - have been reacting to a changing climate. According to Seitzinger, the index rises steadily from 1980, showing that the planet is warming. The climate change index was the first step, Seitzinger told IRIN. The IGBP intends including more variables, such as precipitation. "Maybe we could do a separate index on each variable, or even regional or country-specific indices – we are exploring these options and taking feedback."

Global Development Briefing -- Bear Marke   Special Notice ICGFM 2010 Survey of Global Financial Management Leaders An unexpected silver lining of the economic downturn is that it has exposed many flaws in public financial management and even spurred improvement efforts. Citizens are becoming more intense in their scrutiny of how governments allocate, spend and report on public funds, and governments have responded. According to a new survey of global financial management leaders, conducted by Grant Thornton LLP on behalf of the International Consortium of Government Financial Management (ICGFM), governments are steadily moving along the path to public financial management reform. Reform has taken the shape of adopting international accounting standards, standardizing information systems, and improving debt and deficit management.   Americas & Caribbean Argentina Argentina said it plans to establish a fund under which USD 6.57 billion from its foreign-currency reserves will be used to pay back debt to international lenders and bondholders coming due next year. President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner reportedly said the move will not only ensure payment of the debt but is aimed at reducing the rate of interest on its debt. The country -- looking to return to the foreign-credit markets after a 2001 default -- has been working to restructure about USD 20 billion in defaulted debt. Argentine Economy Minister Amado Boudou has wooed international investors in recent months with a series of market-friendly gestures and announcements. (WSJ) Cuba Cuba's has arrested a U.S. government contractor employed to help Cuban dissidents. The U.S. State Department confirmed the Dec 5. arrest of the unidentified American, who The New York Times reported was handing out telecommunications equipment such as cell phones and laptops on the communist-ruled island. Havana has not commented publicly on the detention but may choose to turn it into the latest in a long list of diplomatic and espionage disputes that have roiled U.S.-Cuban relations for almost half a century. Maryland-based Development Alternatives Inc, which says it has a federal contract to support "just and democratic governance in Cuba," described the American held as a sub-contractor employed "to assist Cuban civil society organizations." (Reuters) Ecuador A drought in Ecuador is causing power blackouts throughout the country, slowing the economy's recovery and helping to push Rafael Correa's popularity to the lowest point of his presidency. The approval rating of the firebrand socialist fell to 42 percent in a recent Cedatos Gallup poll, half of what it was in the early days of his government in 2007. Already frowned upon by some investors for his 2008 bond default and the tough stance he has taken with international oil companies, Correa faces a growing domestic challenge posed by the power outages. Correa does not go before the electorate again until 2013 elections. Eyes are on the drought because Ecuador is known for ousting presidents during hard economic times. Correa's three immediate predecessors were forced from office by protests. (Reuters) Honduras Honduran police promised to thoroughly investigate the killing of a gay rights activist who joined in protests against the June coup that ousted President Manuel Zelaya. The anti-coup National Resistance Front said gunmen in a car shot Walter Trochez this past weekend as he walked in downtown Tegucigalpa. Friends rushed him to a hospital, where he died. "Trochez was an active militant in the resistance and an example of the fight against the dictatorship," the group said. The front claimed that Trochez, 27, was often harassed and threatened by police and soldiers because of his activism on behalf of homosexuals. (AP) Mexico President Felipe Calderon is proposing runoff elections in future presidential contests and re-election for many officials in Mexico's most dramatic political reform attempt in decades. The proposal announced Dec. 15 would still limit presidents to a single, six-year term, but it would relax Mexico's ironclad ban on re-election of other officials. It also would allow independent candidates to run for public offices and would permit citizen initiatives. "The idea is to give citizens more power, to give them the capacity to shape public life and to strengthen our democracy," Calderon said in a televised address. (AP)

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Chairman’s Statement of the 10th ASEAN Plus Three Foreign Ministers Meeting 22 July 2009 Phuket, Thailand

July 22, 2009, 6:33 pm

Chairman’s Statement
The 10th ASEAN Plus Three Foreign Ministers Meeting
22 July 2009
Phuket, Thailand

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1. The 10th Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of ASEAN, the People’s Republic of China, Japan and the Republic of Korea was held in Phuket, Thailand, on 22 July 2009. The Meeting was chaired by H.E. Mr. Kasit Piromya, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Thailand.

2. The Foreign Ministers exchanged views on regional and international issues of common interest and concern. The Foreign Ministers stressed the importance of the Joint Press Statement on ASEAN+3 Cooperation in Response to the Global Economic and Financial Crisis issued by Thailand, as the ASEAN Chair and the ASEAN Plus Three Coordinator, on behalf of the ASEAN Plus Three countries, on 3 June 2009. The Foreign Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to work together to support the implementation of the Joint Press Statement and turn the crisis into an opportunity for development, cooperation, and win-win progress.

3. The Foreign Ministers welcomed the agreement of the Special ASEAN Plus Three Finance Ministers’ Meeting on 22 February 2009 in Phuket to increase the total size of the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) from the initially agreed level of US$ 80 billion to US$ 120 billion and the agreement of the 12th ASEAN Plus Three Finance Ministers’ Meeting on 3 May 2009 in Bali to implement the CMIM before the end of 2009 and to establish the Credit Guarantee and Investment Mechanism (CGIM) with an initial capital of US$ 500 million under the Asian Bond Market Initiative (ABMI) to support the local currency-denominated corporate bond in the region. They encouraged the Finance Ministers to expedite the launching of the CMIM at the 12th ASEAN+3 Summit in October 2009.

4. The Foreign Ministers expressed their grave concern over the recent underground nuclear test and missile launches undertaken by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) which constituted a violation of the relevant UNSC resolutions. They urged the DPRK to fully comply with its obligations and the relevant UNSC resolutions. They expressed their full support for the early resumption of the Six-Party Talks. They also emphasized the importance of addressing outstanding issues including the humanitarian concerns. The Foreign Ministers also reaffirmed their support for possible contribution of the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), as the premier regional security forum that includes all participants of the Six-Party Talks, towards an enduring peace and stability in the Korean Peninsula.

5. The Foreign Ministers welcomed a visit to Myanmar by Mr. Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary-General of the United Nations on 3-4 July 2009. They reaffirmed their view that the UN has a special role to play in the process of national reconciliation in Myanmar. They encouraged the continuing role of the UN in the democratization process in Myanmar which must be inclusive, credible and transparent. They encouraged the Myanmar Government to hold free, fair and inclusive election in 2010, thereby laying down a good foundation for future social and economic development. They also welcomed close cooperation between the Myanmar Government and the UN in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis.

6. The Foreign Ministers strongly condemned the acts of terrorism in Jakarta on 17 July 2009 that caused loss of lives as unjustifiable by whomsoever committed such acts. They extended our condolences and sympathy to the families of the victims, and to the people and the Government of Indonesia. They reaffirmed their confidence in the Government of Indonesia’s efforts to bring the perpetrators, organizers, financiers, and sponsors of these reprehensive acts of terrorism to justice. They are committed to strengthen their cooperation in combating terrorism/extremist as reflected in the ASEAN Plus Three Cooperation Work Plan (2007-2017). They stressed the need, among others, to empower the moderate sectors of society and promote inter-faith dialogue.

7. The ASEAN Foreign Ministers welcomed the Trilateral Cooperation among the Plus Three countries and their commitment to support ASEAN’s role as the driving force for East Asia cooperation. They noted the upcoming China-Japan-ROK Trilateral Summit this year in the People’s Republic of China as a positive contribution to East Asia cooperation.

8. In light of the recent outbreak of a new Influenza A(H1N1), the Foreign Ministers welcomed a number of collective measures and joint actions agreed at the ASEAN Plus Three Health Ministers Special Meeting on Influenza A(H1N1) on 8 May 2009 in Bangkok. They called for timely implementation of such measures and actions, particularly consideration on the establishment of a system to facilitate the sharing of essential medical supplies in the region in case of emergency needs and the promotion of technology transfer related to the production of anti-viral medicines and pandemic influenza vaccines.

9. The Foreign Ministers noted the progress on the implementation of the 2nd Joint Statement on East Asia Cooperation and the ASEAN Plus Three Cooperation Work Plan (2007-2017). They noted the completion of the ASEAN Plus Three Cooperation Fund in April 2009 with an initial amount of US$ 3 million and the Guidelines for the Implementation of the 2nd Joint Statement and the Work Plan approved by the ASEAN Plus Three Directors-General on 3 July 2009.

10. The Foreign Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to ensure food and energy security in the region. In this regard, they looked forward to the adoption of a Statement on ASEAN Plus Three Cooperation on Food Security and Bio-Energy Development at the 12th ASEAN Plus Three Summit in October 2009 in Thailand.

11. The Foreign Ministers welcomed the progress on the implementation of the East Asia Emergency Rice Reserve (EAERR) Pilot Project. They noted the decision of the 8th Meeting of ASEAN Plus Three Ministers on Agriculture and Forestry on 24 October 2008 in Viet Nam to extend the EAERR Pilot Project until 28 February 2010 and the on-going effort to explore the possibility of developing the EAERR into a permanent mechanism under an ASEAN Plus Three Emergency Rice Reserve (APTERR). The Foreign Ministers welcomed the People’s Republic of China’s pledge to earmark 300,000 tons of rice for the EAERR on top of which Japan has earmarked 250,000 tons of rice.

12. The Foreign Ministers welcomed the progress of ASEAN Plus Three energy cooperation, especially in the five priority areas: energy security, oil markets, oil stockpiling, natural gas, new and renewable energy and energy efficiency and conservation. They expressed their appreciation to the People’s Republic of China for hosting the 2nd ASEAN Plus Three Forum on Nuclear Energy Safety in Shenzhen on 29 June-1 July 2009, which provides a valuable platform for regional cooperation to share experience and knowledge on nuclear energy. They encouraged other ASEAN Plus Three countries to consider hosting the next Forum in response to an increasing importance of nuclear energy development in the region. They also welcomed the implementation of the ASEAN Plus Three Energy Cooperation in Civilian Nuclear Energy and the ASEAN Plus Three Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Cooperation Program in 2009.

13. The Foreign Ministers welcomed the on-going efforts to explore the formation of the East Asia Free Trade Area (EAFTA). In this connection, they noted the progress of the Phase II feasibility study of the EAFTA and looked forward to the submission of the final report to the 12th ASEAN Plus Three Summit in October 2009 in Thailand.

14. The Foreign Ministers noted with appreciation projects and activities proposed or undertaken by the ASEAN Plus Three countries as follows:

• China organized an East Asia Roundtable on Food Security Cooperation Strategy in April 2009, 1st ASEAN Plus Three Forum on Non-traditional Issues by Armed Forces in June 2009, and plans to host the International Symposium on ASEAN Plus Three Trade and Facilitation, Workshop on Promoting EAFTA Process and Seminar on ASEAN Plus Three SMEs and Intellectual Property Right in September 2009.

• The ROK informed of Progress in establishing the “ASEAN Plus Three Center for the Gifted in Science” as well as preparations for hosting the ASEAN Plus Three Science and Leadership Camp for the Gifted in Science in August 2009 in Seoul and the 7th East Asia Forum (EAF) on 1-2 September 2009 in Seoul.

• Indonesia organized the ASEAN Plus Three Senior Diplomatic Course in April 2009 and will organize the Promotion of Indonesia Language for ASEAN Plus Three Diplomatic Course in September-October 2009.

• Thailand hosted the ASEAN Plus Three Higher Education Policy Dialogue on 20-22 March 2009 in Phuket and will organize the East Asia Cultural Festival and Cultural EXPO 2009 in Bangkok on 8-12 August 2009.

15. The Plus Three Foreign Ministers reiterated their firm support for ASEAN community building and welcomed the development in implementing the Cha-am Hua Hin Declaration on a Roadmap to an ASEAN Community signed by the ASEAN Leaders at the 14th ASEAN Summit at Cha-am Hua Hun, Thailand, on 1 March 2009. They reaffirmed their commitment to the ASEAN Plus Three process and its contribution to the realization of the ASEAN Community by 2015 and the strengthening of East Asia cooperation.

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Soft Power Politics in the Asia Pacific: Chinese and Japanese Quests for Regional Leadership

H. H. Michael Hsiao and Alan Yang

Regional leadership matters. It can facilitate cooperation among states and bring about a prosperous common future. Nevertheless, the struggle for leadership may lead to serious rivalry and regional instability. In East Asia, the quest for leadership has been controversial. Northeast Asian powers such as China, Japan and Korea have long been regarded as potential leaders striving to secure national interests by expanding their influence over their southeast neighbors. However, in the Asian financial crisis of 1997 none of these countries was able to play a dominant role, resulting in a “leadership deficit.”[1] To some extent, the Asian financial crisis did witness a new architecture of collective leadership in East Asia. “ASEAN Plus Three” (APT), inclusive of ten ASEAN member states in addition to China, Japan, and Korea, convened in Kuala Lumpur in late 1997, pointed toward a model of co-governance among regional powers. Based on this framework, the Chiang Mai Initiative (CMI) and Asian Bond Market Initiative (ABMI) resulted in successful responses to the financial catastrophe. Ten years after its inaugural summit, APT cooperation has become the most effective track for regional cooperation.

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WE STILL BE FRIENDLY TOGRTHER FOR SEVERE TREAT BY SOME GOVERNMENT OF COUNTRY...INSTITUTION LAW STILL SHOW HOW TO PROTECT RIGHT OF people and all...THAT MUST BE SURVIVE...

SUGAR ON CASE CONSULTING.....TRAGEDY THAT CURE BY MERCY...OVER THAN SECURITY...UNDER SAME ROYALTY WITH SAME LAND OF PEACE...OVER HERE...NO RACE UNFAIR...

ยังคงคิดถึงราชาเพลงพอพที่เพิ่งจากไป และมีงานที่ทำค้างไว้ ที่คล้ายจะปัญหาเดียวกัน โชคดีจัง ที่เกิดมาเป็นคนไทย นิสัยคนไทย ทั่วไป ใจดี ยิ้มง่าย เป็นมิตร ช่วยเหลือ พึ่งพา ไม่เคยดูถูกแบ่งแยกเชื้อชาติศาสนา ผิวพรรณ ชาติมหาอำนาจยังเกรงใจ เพราะเรารักมันทุกชาติ ผูกพันกันหมด ไม่ได้แสดงว่าเราเป็นมิตรศัตรูอะไรนักหนา ประเทศที่คิดอยากจะมารังแก เอาเปรียบเรา ในสมัยโบราณ ก็เลยถ่วงดุลกันเอง เพราะไม่อยากทำร้ายจิตใจสยามประเทศ เพราะเราผูกมิตรกับคนประเทศใหญ่น้อย ด้วยความจริงใจ แม้นิสัยคนไทยแท้รักสนุกสบายค้าขายไม่เก่ง และจำต้องออกกฏหมายมาจำกัดสิทธิ คนที่ไม่อยู่ในอาณัติของเรามั่ง เราก็ยังคงไม่ไปบังคับขู่เข็ญจะเป็นจะตาย ให้เขายอมจำนนทำตามข้อจำกัดทุกกระเบียดนิ้วซะที่ไหน มีช่องว่างของกฏหมายหรือข้อยกเว้นอันใดที่จะสมานฉันทรักกัน เพื่อสันติภาพร่วมกัน เราก็พยายามสารพัด อยากให้อยู่กันอย่างสันติ โถ ยิ่งคนที่หนีร้อนมาพึ่งเย็น จะไล่ตะเพิดเปิดเปิงไปก็กระไรอยู่ ต้องฟูมฟัก ให้ข้าวให้น้ำให้ที่พักอาศัย จนบ้างก็ไม่กลับแล้วล่ะ ขอเป็นคนสัญชาติไทย ทำมาค้าขาย สุจริตอดทน มีความพอเพียง พอนานไป คิดถึงเหมือนกัน กลับไปดูซิ ว่าที่ทวดปู่ย่าเคยเกิดที่นั้น มันอบอุ่นบริบูรณ์เหมือนสยามประเทศไหม ปรากฏว่าเมืองเราว่าบ้านนอกชนบทจะตาย ที่ทวดเราจากมายิ่งลำบาก เอาละช่วงนี้กำลังช่วยกันเรื่องความร่วมมือในภูมิภาค ขอให้มีสักวันเหอะที่ฝันจะเป็นจริง ให้บ้านเมืองที่พ้นจากวิบัติภัย จากสงคราม การก่อการร้าย สงครามกลางเมืองและอะไรต่ออะไรสารพัด ที่กัดกร่อนความสามัคคีของคนในภูมิภาค ที่เขาว่ากันว่า คนยากจนยังเต็มเลย ให้มันเจริญร่วมกันเสียที อย่าให้พวกที่เขาว่าประเทศที่เจริญแล้ว ต้องมาเชิญไปเปิดใจ ขอฟังให้รู้ว่าไอ้หัวหอกในภูมิภาคนี้ มันมีนโยบายและการปฎิบัติเพื่อความเจริญในภูมิภาคร่วมกัน อย่างแน่แท้ มีน้ำยา ไม่ใช่นโยบายน้ำท่วมทุ่ง บังคับภาคปฎิบัติบางพวกที่มันไม่มีสหภาพคอยช่วยปกป้องเป็นปากและหูให้ ให้มันทำงานโต้รุ่งยันสว่างไปสิบชาติโน่น เวลาเปลี่ยนขั้วพรรคผู้มอบนโยบายที ขืนร้องแรกแหกกระเชอ จะย้ายนายมันไปเข้ากรุให้หมดเลยเชียว เอาเป็นว่า รักกันดีกว่า เดี๋ยวคนที่เขาไปประชุมสัมมนาดูงานแลกเปลี่ยนนโยบายการค้าการลงทุน ตามงบรีบด่วนจะได้นำสิ่งใหม่แปลกมาช่วยกันฟื้นฟู ให้เราค้าขายสนุกสนุกสนานข้ามพรมแดนอย่างที่มันเป็นสินค้าที่ไม่ใช่พวกที่ ติดแล้วมึนเมาแบบยาบ้ายาตายทั่งหลายนั้น ไอ้พวกค้าขายผิดประเภทพวกนี้มันจะได้สาบสูญไปมั่ง

ไม่ต้องมาเป็นสินค้าชูโรงที่ไม่รู้จะเอาหน้าไปซุกไว้ไหน อายเขาทั้งโลกใบน้อยนี้ เดี๋ยวคนดูถูก หาว่าไม่มีปัญญาผลิตนวัตกรรมอย่างอื่นเรอะ ผลิตอัจฉริยะปัญญาชนให้ไปกินค่าจ้างผลิตจากเงินสกุลแพงอย่างเดียวเรอะไง บ้านเมืองนี้ ไม่มีปัญญาจ้างผลิตของนวัตกรรมหรือคนที่เก่งฉลาดเรอะ ทำสถาบันผลิตนักศึกษาปัญาชนชั้นยอดอย่างนี้ ไว้รองรับพวกประเทศที่ว่าค่าเงินสูงกว่าเรา เท่านั้นหรือ


เขาว่าบ้านเมืองกำลังจะคืนชีพ ไม่เหมือนพวกที่ว่าเจริญที่สุดที่นอคไปแล้วบางประเทศ โอโห เก่งจัง ตัวแค่นี้ อดทนต่อไปดีกว่า ตามสโลแกนหนังน้ำเน่าปนดีของประเทศพวกที่อยู่ใกล้พระอาทิตย์ขึ้น พวกนี้เขาปลุกระดมสร้างกำลังใจคนในประเทศเขาให้สู้ตาย ไม่ยอมแพ้ ต่อโชคชะตา บางประเทศเจอสภาพแพ้สงคราม บ้านเมืองวิบัติหดหายหมด ต้องมาเอาอิฐมาซ่อมมาเรียงใหม่ทีละก้อน ให้มีของเดิมไว้ระลึก ทำใหม่เมือนเดิมเปี๊ยบก็ได้ มานะอดทนสู้เหลือเกิน สมองช่างอัจฉริยะ ผลิตมันแต่นวัตกรรมใหม่มาขายชาวโลกอยู่นั่นแหละ ของหรูแพงมหันตโลก ทั้งสิ้น

ดีใจจัง เราส่งออก แต่เราก็มีข้าว มีผักผลไม้กิน ไม่ใช่นำเข้าทุกอย่าง พอคิดว่าเมืองอื่นมันน่าจะมีความสุข ก็กลัวอดหยาก ไม่มีของกินเยอะเหมือนเมืองเรา ก็คิดว่า โชคดีจัง ที่อาศัยอยู่เมืองไทย มีแผ่นดินให้เหยียบ ไม่ใช่ว่า เห็นแต่ปุยเมฆและท้องทะเล เป็นโรบินฮูดหรือลี้หลบภัยสารพัดอย่างที่จำต้องจากบ้านเมืองไป กลับมาพัฒนาบ้านเมืองได้ก็มา เอาความรู้ความฉลาดกลับมา แต่ค่าเงินน้อยอยู่ต้องอดทน ส่วนพวกที่มีปัญหาคดีแพ่งคดีอาญาทั้งหลาย อยากจะรอจนอายุความสิ้นสุด หรือให้เขาแก้กฏหมาย ว่าไม่มีทางขาดอายุความ ก็รอเกิดเมืองนี้ ชาติหน้า ละกัน ไม่งั้นก็สู้มันไป ความยุติธรรม มีน่า ว่ากันไปตามกระบวนการทางกฎหมายไป

โชคดีจัง มีข้าวกิน