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Peaceful ProtestsIt was without a doubt the most peaceful and well-behaved protest I have been to in years… and that is not a sentence I expected to utter at the G20. 5000 protestors on the street… 40,000 police around the city – the police were taking no chances with the world’s eyes on Seoul. Even the heavens opening and drenching those protesting the G20 meeting didn’t dampen the mood – they cheered with every clap of thunder. Their main slogan was “Put People First”. Chants of “people not money” and calls for leaders to come up with real solutions to the economic crisis rather than expecting the man on the street to shoulder the burden. And to round off events – a funeral pyre was burnt in the middle of the street… symbolic of what these anti-globalization protestors believe big corporations do to the workers.
November 11th, 2010
06:10 AM ET
Video: First lady's Asia trip(CNN) - In Mumbai, India, we saw first lady Michelle Obama play the tambourine, dance, and even kick off her shoes to play hopscotch with children. In New Delhi, India, she toured the National Handicrafts and Handloom Museum with children and checked out textiles and necklaces at the crafts center. She put some stylish outfits together, too. We've been sharing these moments throughout the trip but check out this video by CNN.com producer LaTrina White, which includes highlights from India but also the first lady's Veterans Day surprise to troops in Germany. 
November 11th, 2010
06:01 AM ET
First lady's Veterans Day surpriseWashington (CNN) – Some 200 service men and women stationed at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany were greeted by a surprise server at a Veterans Day meal Thursday – first lady Michelle Obama. "We are so grateful to all of you," she told the troops and their families. "Not just our service men and women, but their kids, wives, husbands and parents." 
November 11th, 2010
05:26 AM ET
Remarks by President Obama and German Chancellor Merkel Delivered before bilateral meeting at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Seoul, Republic of Korea PRESIDENT OBAMA: It is a great pleasure to have a chance to meet with Chancellor Merkel. Not only do I have great personal admiration for her, but obviously the strong alliance between our two countries is one of the cornerstones of prosperity and peace not just in the transatlantic relationship but in the world. 
November 11th, 2010
04:57 AM ET
Images of Seoul: Bugs!Just ate a bunch of these little things stewing on the street. Silk worms – soft and nutty! |
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