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The prosecution has also said that Dr. Lee downloaded the information to enhance his job prospects with several scientific institutes in foreign countries like Australia, Germany and Singapore.

The imbalance of cases in the region arises both from the bounty of natural resources there and political candidates who are making good on campaign promises to rein in foreign corporations or more closely examine their projects, the institute said.

The government altered its basic charges several months ago, saying Dr. Lee had downloaded the secrets to enhance his prospects of getting a job at scientific institutes in several foreign countries, like Australia, Switzerland and France, to which he had written.

In June, a group of 10 Mexican judges spent several days learning about the American court system at a new Justice Department-sponsored institute in Puerto Rico for foreign judges, observing firsthand how trials are conducted, receiving coaching from American judges, even giddily trying on the kind of robes that American judges wear.

We have this international culture institute called The Goethe Institute, and they work in foreign countries on German in schools and also with song lyrics, so those lyrics had been forbidden for them to use because they were too critical.

"It's not a development that brings more peace to the region," said Valérie Marcel, an oil and politics expert at Chatham House, a foreign affairs institute in London.

Diplomats said that even as journalists were told to assemble at a technical institute in Lausanne, Iranian and western foreign ministers were still negotiating the text of an accord.

Simply to edify the institute's trustees, who have included diplomats, lawyers in foreign affairs and journalists.

Yet a recent report by the Henry Jackson Society, a foreign policy research institute in London, describes the Kurds as a "decisive minority" in the Syrian revolution and says their support would help in a "rapid overthrow in the Assad regime".

Beyond the larger theories of international affairs and policies, the institute focuses on the intricacies of face-to-face diplomacy and the need to make cultural connections in foreign countries.

So if Joe Lieberman is not going to serve as secretary of defence after all, perhaps he will have time to run for vice-president again in 2008, this time on the Republican ticket, as advocated by Joshua Muravchik of the American Enterprise Institute in Foreign Policy.Muravchik's piece, "Operation Comeback", is cast as a manifesto for reviving neoconservatism.