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14 September SWJ Roundup

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09.14.2010 at 11:30am

Afghanistan

U.S. Takes Over Fight in Helmand – Wall Street Journal

Taliban Increasingly Eyeing its Role in Politics – Washington Post

Afghan Commander Issues Rules on Contractors – New York Times

NATO: New Contracting Rules will Help Eliminate Corruption – Washington Post

Karzai Rift Prompts U.S. to Reevaluate Anti-corruption Strategy – Washington Post

Afghans Say Ready to Secure Parliamentary Poll – Reuters

Fears Raised Over Influx Of Fake Afghan Poll Cards – Reuters

Coalition, Afghan Forces Detain Insurgents – AFPS

Literacy As a Matter of Life and Death – Huffington Post opinion

Pakistan

Floods Stunt Pakistani Effort Against Insurgents – New York Times

Suspected US Missiles Kill 10 in NW Pakistan – Associated Press

Iraq

In Iraq, Clearer Image of U.S. Support – New York Times

Iraq Combat Over but U.S. Troops Still in Danger – Reuters

Iran

Obama’s Tack on Iran Is Hard to Read – New York Times

U.N. Accuses Iran of Hampering Nuclear Inspections – Voice of America

U.N. Nuclear Chief Chides Iran, Defends Monitors – Associated Press

3rd Iranian Diplomat Defects in Europe, Group Says – Associated Press

U.N. Clashes With Iran Over Barred Inspectors – Reuters

Iran: IAEA in Error Over Tehran Nuclear Program – Associated Press

Iran Holds Asian Reporter for Suspicious Questions – Associated Press

Ayatollah Speaks of Plot to Abuse Koran – New York Times

Iran Koran Protesters Scuffle With Police – Reuters

United Nations

U.N. Human Rights Chief Criticizes Big Powers – Reuters

U.S. Department of Defense

Pentagon’s Craziest PowerPoint Slide Revealed – Danger Room

Donley Calls for Fiscally Improved Air Force – AFPS

United States

Lugar Adds GOP Caveats to START – Washington Times

N.Y. Imam: ‘Every Option’ Being Considered – Washington Post

Accused Airline Bomber Abdulmutallab Fires Lawyers – Reuters

Al-Qaeda Looms – Washington Post opinion

Imam Behind NYC Mosque Enjoys His Megaphone – Washington Post opinion

Insanity’s Enablers – Washington Post opinion

Pastor Terry Jones, as Right as John Brown – Washington Post opinion

United Kingdom

Scottish Leader Criticises U.S. Senators on Libya – Reuters

Canada

Sex-Trade Traffickers Exploit Canadian Visa Rules – Reuters

World

Widespread Human Rights Abuses Reported as U.N. Council Opens – VOA

Africa

Project Aims to Reduce Fighting in Horn of Africa – Voice of America

Network of Spies Threatens Somalia – Washington Post

Somaliland Surrounds Up to 300 Ethiopian Rebels – Associated Press

Somaliland Forces ‘Corner Rebels’ – BBC News

Volunteers Arrested in Zimbabwe Released on Bail – Voice of America

Guinea PM Hints At Possible Poll Delay – Reuters

Public Order More Important Than Guinea Poll Date – Reuters

Guinea Poll Chief Dies Days Before Critical Vote – Associated Press

Lawyer: Algeria Anti-Corruption Activist Convicted – Associated Press

Malawi’s Ex-President: I’m Innocent of Corruption – Associated Press

Americas and Caribbean

Mexico Arrests Key Suspect in Beltran Leyva Cartel – Los Angeles Times

Mexico: Drug Capos Now Surrendering Without Fight – Associated Press

Mexico Arrest Deals Another Blow to Cartels – Reuters

Cuba’s Public-Sector Layoffs Signal Major Shift – New York Times

Cuba to Cut 500, 000 Gov’t Workers, Reform Salaries – Associated Press

Cuba Announces Mass Layoffs In Bid to Spur Private Sector – Reuters

U.N. Launches Anti-Rape Campaign in Haiti – Associated Press

Asia Pacific

Speculation from N. Korea about Conference Delay – Washington Post

North Korea “Succession” Meeting Could Start Soon – Reuters

Japan’s Premier Survives Challenge – New York Times

Japan PM Survives Leadership Vote – BBC News

Japan PM Wins Party Vote But Faces More Challenges – Reuters

China Demands Japan Free Boat Captain Immediately – Reuters

Central Asia

Watchdog Slams Lack of Kazakhstan’s Media Freedom – Associated Press

Europe

Turkey’s Government Encouraged by Referendum Results – Voice of America

Turkish Referendum Win Boosts Erdogan And Markets – Reuters

Microsoft Changes Policy Over Russian Crackdown – New York Times

German Party Moves Toward Expelling Sarrazin – New York Times

Former Polish PM Denies Existence of CIA Prison – Associated Press

French Memo Targets Roma Camps for Crackdown – Los Angeles Times

Middle East

Clinton Stresses Urgency of Mideast Talks – Washington Post

Clinton Calls Settlement Deal Possible – New York Times

Before Mideast Talks, Clinton Says ‘Time Is Ripe’ – Associated Press

Netanyahu’s Embrace of Talks Keeps Israelis Guessing – Los Angeles Times

Netanyahu Settlement Vow May Complicate Mideast Peace Talks – VOA

Israeli Enclave Thrust into Debate – Washington Post

Settlement Issue Dogs Peace Talks – BBC News

Settlements Row to Dominate U.S.-Led Mideast Talks – Reuters

After Negotiations, Israel Emerges on Twitter – New York Times

Peace Talks? What’s on TV? – New York Times opinion

South Asia

14 People Killed in Indian Kashmir in Deadliest Violence for Months – VOA

U.S. Koran Tensions Erupt in Kashmir – New York Times

Indian Forces Kill 17 in Clashes Spurred by Koran Burning – Washington Post

14 Killed in Kashmir as Indian Forces, Protesters Battle – Los Angeles Times

Fresh Violent Protests in Kashmir – BBC News

15 Killed in Disputed Kashmir in Deadly Protests – Associated Press

Fourteen Killed In Koran Protests Across Indian Kashmir – Reuters

India Deploys More Police to Kashmir After Protests – Reuters

Police Issue Shoot on Sight Orders in Kashmir – Associated Press

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