27 August SWJ Roundup
Small Wars Journal Daily Roundup
US Naval Institute Daily – USNI
Real Clear World – RCP
Afghanistan
NATO: 202 Afghan Bases Closed, More to Come – AP
Two Foreign Troops Killed by Rogue Afghan Soldier – Reuters
NATO Says Afghan Ally Fires on Coalition, Kills 2 – AP
10 Afghan Soldiers Killed in Checkpoint Attack – AP
Militants from Afghanistan Attack Pakistan – AP
Afghans Say Top Haqqani Leader Was Killed in US Drone Strike – Reuters
Civilians Working Normal Jobs in War Zone – AP
Syria
Activists Say Hundreds Massacred in Syria's Daraya – VOA
Crackdown Toll Seen as Syrians Bury Hundreds – NYT
'Scores of Bodies' Found in Syria – BBC
Evidence Mounts of New Massacre in Syria – AP
Assad's Forces Accused of Massacre Near Syrian Capital – Reuters
Egyptian Leader Adds Rivals of West to Syria Plan – NYT
Egypt Seeks Regional Meeting Over Syria Crisis – Reuters
Turkey Blocks Fleeing Syrian Refugees – WP
Iraq Seeks to Curb Frontier Spillover From Syria Crisis – Reuters
Syria VP Dispels Defection Rumors – VOA
Syrian Rebels Left Lives as Butchers, Barbers – AP
Middle East / North Africa
At Summit Meeting, Iran Has a Message for the World – NYT
Iran Opens Nonaligned Summit with Nuclear Appeals – AP
Hamas Declines Invite to Iran Summit, Citing Palestinian Unity – Reuters
Italian Bank Unicredit 'in Iran Investigation' – BBC
Iraqi Officials: Series of Attacks Kill 8 People – AP
Two Dead as Clashes Flare Again in Lebanon's Tripoli – Reuters
Three Israeli Children Arrested in Firebombing of Palestinian Taxi – WP
Israel Arrests 3 Settler Boys Suspected of Attack on Palestinians – Reuters
Israel: Family of Slain US Activist Awaits Verdict – AP
Israel Stops Activists From Entering West Bank – AP
Saudi Arabia Arrests Suspected Militants With Al-Qaeda Links – Reuters
Saudi Oil Producer’s Computers Restored After Virus Attack – NYT
Gunmen Kill Protester in Yemen Sit-In – AP
Egypt Prosecutor Probes anti-Brotherhood Critic – AP
Egypt Investigates Killing of Suspected Militant – AP
Egypt: Cairo’s Streets Have Filled with Trash – WP
Libyan Interior Minister Resigns Over Violence – BBC
Libya's Interior Minister Resigns After Attacks – AP
US Department of Defense
Safety Concerns Linger after F-22 Fighter Jet Investigation – FWST
United States
U.S. Arms Sales Make Up Most of Global Market – NYT
Panetta Praises Neil Armstrong’s Legacy – AFPS
Major Storm Impacts US Political Convention – VOA
American Taliban Seeks Group Prayer in Ind. Prison – AP
Hunting bin Laden, Training in Minneapolis Suburbs – MPR
Africa
Nigeria Confirms Informal Boko Haram Talks – BBC
Nigeria in Talks With Islamists via 'Back Channels' – Reuters
EU Demands Gambia Halt Inmate Executions – VOA
S. Africa: ANC to Discuss Mine Shootings Row – BBC
Former Ivorian Officials Arrested in Ivory Coast, Ghana – VOA
Gbagbo Aide Held in Ivory Coast – BBC
Experts Believe Limited Press Freedom to Continue in Ethiopia – VOA
Americas
Eleven Corpses Turn Up Along Highway in SW Mexico – Reuters
Lawyer: Mexico Police Shooting of US Embassy Car Accidental – AP
Britain Wants to Restart Assange Talks With Ecuador – Reuters
Fires Still Burning in Aftermath of Deadly Venezuela Blast – NYT
Fires Burn at Venezuela Refinery – BBC
Venezuela Will Not Restart Refinery Until Fire Is Out – Reuters
Argentine Leader's Image Falls as Inflation Soars – Reuters
Volunteers Keep Watch on Protests in Chile – NYT
Asia Pacific / Central
UN Says New Measures Needed to Address Asia Population Issues – VOA
Analysis: Politics the Priority for China as Economy Slows – Reuters
Under China's Watch, Macau Won't Return to 'Gangster's Paradise' – Reuters
North Korean Assassins Target Activists in South – S&S
Anti-Nuclear Protests Signal New Activism in Japan – AP
Powerful Typhoon Lashes Japan's Okinawa Island – AP
Okinawa Typhoon Heads to South Korea – BBC
Burma Floods Displace Thousands – BBC
US Sells Out Human Rights in Vietnam – WP opinion
Europe
Punk Band: 2 Wanted Band Members Flee Russia to Avoid Arrest – VOA
2 Band Members in Russia Said to Flee to Avoid Arrest – NYT
Pussy Riot Pair 'Leave Russia' – BBC
Turkish Opposition Says Government Ignoring Presence of al-Qaida – VOA