31 January SWJ Roundup
Days of Unrest
Egypt Protests Enter Seventh Day – BBC News
Army, Police on Cairo Streets, But No End to Egypt Protests in Sight – VOA
Opposition Unites in Egypt – Wall Street Journal
Egyptian Military Makes a Show of Force – Los Angeles Times
Opposition Rallies to ElBaradei as Military Reinforces – New York Times
Egyptian Reform Leader Calls for Mubarak to Resign – Associated Press
Egyptian Muslims Call Out for ElBaradei – Washington Times
Muslim Brotherhood Says it is Only a Minor Player – Washington Post
Muslim Brotherhood Mutes Religious Message for Protests – Los Angeles Times
As Mubarak Clings to Power, Military Shows Strength – Washington Post
Egypt Protesters Camp Out, Mubarak Turns to Army – Reuters
Face of Mideast Unrest: Young and Hungry for Jobs – Associated Press
Obama: Egypt Needs Orderly Transition – Voice of America
Clinton Calls for ‘Orderly Transition’ in Egypt – New York Times
U.S. Administration Aligns Itself with Protests in Egypt – Washington Post
U.S. Cautiously Prepares for Post-Mubarak Era – Los Angeles Times
Key European Leaders Urge Restraint in Cairo – New York Times
World Leaders Call on Egypt to Implement Reforms – Associated Press
Israel Says Peace Treaty With Egypt Must Be Preserved – Voice of America
Israel Shaken as Turbulence Rocks an Ally – New York Times
Fighter Jets Over Cairo As Egypt Demos Go On – Sky News
Activists Use Web in Egypt Despite Shutdown – Washington Times
Protest’s Old Guard Falls In Behind the Young – New York Times
Rich, Poor and a Rift Exposed by Unrest – New York Times
Governments Send Planes to Evacuate Citizens From Egypt – Voice of America
U.S. Set to Fly Thousands of Americans from Egypt – Associated Press
For Many Fleeing Egypt, a Long Wait – New York Times
Egyptian Antiquities Chief Reports Damage, No Theft – Washington Post
Egypt Unrest: Day Six as it Happened – BBC News
African Union Summit Agenda Skips Egypt, Tunisia – Voice of America
Sarkozy Calls on African Leaders to do Better or Risk Public Wrath – VOA
Tunisian Islamist Leader Returns – BBC News
Tunisian Islamic Leader Returns – Wall Street Journal
Tunisians Wary as Islamists Emerge from Hiding – Los Angeles Times
Arab World Transfixed by Egyptian Protests – Washington Post
Syria Strongman: Time for ‘Reform’ – Wall Street Journal
Yemen: Calls for Revolution But Many Hurdles – Washington Post
Analysis: Yearning for Respect, Arabs Find a Voice – New York Times
Analysis: For U.S., Egypt Crisis Recalls 1979 Iran – Associated Press
Date With a Revolution – New York Times opinion
Rejoice in Egypt – Washington Post opinion
The Devil We Know – New York Times opinion
A Proud Moment in Egypt’s History – Los Angeles Times opinion
Afghanistan
Losses at Afghan Bank Could Be $900 Million – New York Times
Pakistan
Estimates: Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal at More than 100 – Washington Post
Bomber Kills Senior Police Official in NW Pakistan – Associated Press
Policeman Dies in Pakistan Attack – BBC News
Thousands in Pakistan Rally Against American – Associated Press
Iran
Netherlands Freezing Ties With Iran Over Woman’s Execution – VOA
Terrorism
Governments Go Online in Fight Against Terrorism – New York Times
U.S. Department of Defense
Chaplains Try a New Path to Deal with PTSD – Associated Press
Exclusive: Honors Says Admirals Backed Videos – Navy Times
United States
Man Arrested with Explosives at Michigan Mosque – Associated Press
Lawyer: ‘Jihad Jane’ Plans to Plead Guilty – CNN News
Africa
South Sudan Overwhelmingly Chooses to Secede – Voice of America
Sudan Sees Migration of Unrest to Its Streets – New York Times
U.N.’s Ban Urges Solidarity Over Ivorian Election Crisis – BBC News
S. Korea Set to Try Captured Somali Pirates – Christian Science Monitor
Americas
Chavez’s New Threat: Funding at Risk for Activists – Associated Press
After Move to Cut Subsidies, Bolivian Ire Chastens Leader – New York Times
Clinton: No Plans to Suspend Aid to Haiti – Voice of America
Haiti: Clinton Meets with Candidates, Pushes on Elections – Washington Post
In Haiti, Return of Duvalier Reopens Old Wounds – New York Times
Asia Pacific
In Japan, Polls Find Little Love for Leaders – Washington Post
Aquino Orders Inquiry Into Philipinnes Military Corruption – New York Times
Burma Opens Parliament for First Time Since ’80s – New York Times
Burma Opposition Group Launches Website – Associated Press
Europe
Scandals Shake Germany’s Faith in its Military – Time
Turkey Cites Prejudice in Delay of Bid to Join E.U. – Washington Times
Albanian Police Arrest 3 in Alleged Murder Plan – Associated Press
Belarus Frees 7 Political Prisoners, but 12 Remain in Jail – New York Times
Middle East
Israeli Arab Gets 9 Years for Spying – Voice of America
South Asia
Thousands March Against Corruption in India – Associated Press
