Member Login Become a Member
Advertisement

15 May SWJ Roundup

  |  
05.15.2011 at 08:51am

Keep the Roundup (the Journal, the Blog and the Council) Going AND Get a Nifty Coin to Boot

Al Qaeda

Bin Laden as Patriarch – New York Times

Bin Laden in Pakistan, Potent But Past His Prime – Associated Press

Pentagon: No Quick Review of bin Laden Photos’ Bid – Associated Press

Bin Laden Informant’s Treatment Key to Torture Debate – Reuters

Pakistan

Chicago Trial May Unmask Pakistan’s Links to Militants – New York Times

Pakistan Condemns Bin Laden Raid – Los Angeles Times

Administration Divided Over U.S.-Pakistan Relationship – Washington Post

As Rift Deepens, Kerry Has a Warning for Pakistan – New York Times

Kerry: Pakistan Can Be Better Ally Against Terror – Associated Press

Pakistan Parliament Condemns U.S. Raid – Voice of America

Afghanistan

For Second Time in 3 Days, NATO Raid Kills Afghan Child – New York Times

Afghans Protest Killing of Teenager by U.S. Forces – Los Angeles Times

What Holbrooke Knew – New York Times opinion

Syria

Syrian Troops Kill at Least 3 in Border Town – Voice of America

‘New Violence’ Near Homs Amid Talks Call – BBC News

Syrian Troops Assault Border Town, Hundreds Fleeing – New York Times

Fleeing Residents Recall Terror in Daraa – Washington Post

Scores of Syrians Flee Violence to Lebanon – Associated Press

Libya

Libyan Opposition Meets with France’s Sarkozy – Voice of America

Libyan Opposition Leader Meets French President – Associated Press

NATO ‘Must Widen’ Targets, Says U.K. Military Head – BBC News

Libyans Bury 9 after NATO Airstrike – Washington Post

As Libya Buries Victims, Hints of Deception – New York Times

Yemen

Witnesses: More Than 30 Protesters Wounded in Yemen – Voice of America

Attackers Kill 6 Soldiers in Latest Yemen Violence – Associated Press

Envoy Arrives as Casualties Rise in Yemen – Reuters

Egypt

Christians, Muslims Clash in Egyptian Capital – Voice of America

Mob Attacks Christian Protest in Egypt – Associated Press

Presidential Hopeful Questioned by Egypt Military – Associated Press

Two Egyptian Protesters Shot, Blast Near Sinai Tomb – Reuters

Erasing the Face of History – New York Times opinion

Iraq

Shiite Battle May be Key to U.S. Troop Extension – Washington Post

Iraqi Christian Kidnapped for $100K Ransom – Associated Press

Baghdad Erupts in Riot of Color, Calls to Tone It Down – New York Times

Iran

Iran’s President Dismisses Cabinet Ministers – Voice of America

Ahmadinejad Fires 3 Cabinet Ministers – Los Angeles Times

Ally Criticizes Iran’s President in Power Struggle – Associated Press

Iran and N. Korea in ‘Technology Swap’ – BBC News

U.N.: North Korea, Iran Trade Missile Technology – Reuters

Israel / Palestinians

Death of Palestinian Raises Tensions During anti-Israel Protests – VOA

Hamas in Gaza: ‘End Zionist Project in Palestine’ – Associated Press

Abbas Says May Step Down if Statehood Achieved – Reuters

Middle East

Secret Desert Force Set Up by Blackwater’s Founder – New York Times

Bahrain Envoy: Bid for Talks After Emergency Rule – Associated Press

North Africa

Islamist Party Revived in Tunisia, Many Fear Intentions – New York Times

Tunisia Eases Week-Old Curfew – Reuters

U.S. Department of Defense

Odierno: Time Coming to Do ‘Less with Less’ – Army Times

Tacoma Police, Army Investigate Fraud Scam – Seattle Times

United States

Florida Men Accused of Aiding Pakistani Taliban – New York Times

Fla. Imam, Sons Charged with Aiding Taliban – Associated Press

Florida Men Accused of Aiding Pakistani Taliban – Reuters

FBI No-show in NYC Terror Probe Raises Questions – Associaed Press

Obama Shifts to Speed Oil and Gas Drilling in U.S. – New York Times

Federal Pensions a Target in Debt-reduction Talks – Washington Post

Congress Wants Probe of Air-traffic Errors – Washington Post

International Monetary Fund

IMF Head Arrested, Accused of Sexual Assault – Voice of America

IMF Chief, Arrested at Airport, Accused of Sexual Attack – New York Times

IMF Chief Questioned in Alleged Sex Assault – Washington Post

Africa

Authors Defend New Report on Congo’s Rapes – Voice of America

Uganda Govt May Fall as Protests Continue – Reuters

Gunmen Kill U.N. Worker in Ethiopia’s Somali Region – Reuters

Americas

Mexico: Violence Leaves at Least 8 People Dead – Associated Press

Former Pop Star Michel Martelly Inaugurated as Haiti’s President – VOA

New President Takes Power in Struggling Haiti – Associated Press

Asia Pacific

Chinese Generals Tour U.S. Military Posts – Washington Post

China Delays Report Suggesting N. Korea Violated Sanctions – New York Times

Iran and N. Korea in ‘Technology Swap’ – BBC News

U.N.: North Korea, Iran Trade Missile Technology – Reuters

Europe

Belarus Opposition Leader Jailed for 5 Years – Voice of America

Belarus Opposition Leader Gets a Five-Year Sentence – New York Times

Former Belarusian Official Sentenced – Associated Press

4 Men Get Preliminary Terrorism Charges in France – Associated Press

Turkish Troops Kill 12 Kurdish Rebels – Associated Press

South Asia

India: Where Coal Mining is Child’s Work – Los Angeles Times

About The Author

Article Discussion: