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6 October SWJ Roundup

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10.06.2010 at 08:54am

Afghanistan

Taliban in High-level Talks with Government – Washington Post

Taliban And Afghan Government Hold Talks to End War – Reuters

Afghan Reconciliation Unlikely Without Military Push – Reuters

Afghan Governor Says Obama Troop Cut Would Hurt Peace – Reuters

Karzai’s Kin Use Ties to Gain Power in Afghanistan – New York Times

U.S. Forces Lament Afghan Army ‘Liabilities’ – The Australian

Operations in Afghanistan Not Affected by Gate Closing – AFPS

Helmand Province Sees Governance, Economic Improvements – AFPS

Attack Kills at Least 9 in Kandahar – Reuters

9 Killed, 26 Wounded in 2nd Day of Kandahar Blasts – Associated Press

Attack Kills at Least 9 in Kandahar – Reuters

Five Explosions Rock Kandahar – BBC News

German Militants Training in Afghanistan, Pakistan – Voice of America

Taliban Leader Linked to Reporter’s Kidnapping Is Captured – New York Times

Forces Capture Taliban Kidnapping Suspect – American Forces Press Service

Amputations Increase with Surge – USA Today

Stryker Platoon: A Question of Accountability – Stars and Stripes

Pakistan

White House Report Faults Pakistan’s Antimilitant Campaign – Wall Street Journal

U.S.-Pakistan Relations Further Strained after Airstrike – Washington Post

NATO to Issue Results of Pakistan Cross-Border Probe – Reuters

Gunmen Attack More NATO Supply Trucks in Pakistan – New York Times

Gunmen Burn Another 4 NATO Oil Tankers in Pakistan – Associated Press

Gunmen Attack NATO Supply Trucks In Pakistan – Reuters

German Militants Training in Afghanistan, Pakistan – Voice of America

Taliban ‘Remove Germans’ Bodies’ – BBC News

Musharraf Says Pakistan Backed Militant Attacks on India – Washington Times

One Nervy One-Star – Washington Times opinion

Iraq

Baghdad Wrangling Rattles Iran Ties – Wall Street Journal

Will Congress Sabotage Transition to a New Gov.? – Washington Post editorial

Iran

Sanctions Compound Economic Problems – Washington Post

Iran Denies Malware Connection to Nuclear Delay – New York Times

Opposition Leader Seeks Referendum on Ahmadinejad – Associated Press

U.S. Warns Lebanon Against Ahmadinejad Visit to South – Reuters

U.S.: Ahmadinejad Trip to Lebanon Is Not a Good Idea – Associated Press

Former U.K. Soldier Jailed For Selling Arms to Iran – Reuters

U.S. Department of Defense

Hasan Strategy Aims to Avoid Death – San Antonio Express

Army Updates Espionage Rule Book after WikiLeaks – Associated Press

Program Bolsters Department’s Language Capabilities – AFPS

United States

Times Square Bomber Gets Life Sentence – Voice of America

Shahzad Gets Life Term for Times Square Bombing Attempt – New York Times

Would-be Times Square Bomber Gets Life in Prison – Washington Post

Times Square Bomber Gets Life Sentence – Wall Street Journal

Failed Times Square Bomber Shahzad Gets Life in Prison – Los Angeles Times

Defiant Times Square Bomber Gets Life In Prison – Reuters

Thai Court Clears Way to Extradite Alleged Arms Dealer to U.S. – VOA

Court Removes Another Obstacle in Bout Extradition to U.S. – New York Times

Thai Court Drops Case Against Viktor Bout – Associated Press

Three Questions: Prosecuting Bout, the ‘Merchant of Death’ – Voice of America

Gitmo’s Longest Hunger Striker Now Eats Some Food – Associated Press

Civil Justice, Military Injustice – New York Times editorial

America’s Assassination List – Los Angeles Times opinion

Africa

Security Council Embarks on Sudan Peace Mission – Associated Press

Sudan Gets Referendum Timetable – BBC News

South Sudan Official Says Vote Will Happen on Time – Associated Press

German Detained In Kenya on Terror Suspicion – Reuters

Babangida Campaign Director Questioned About Nigeria Bombing – VOA

Nigerian Government Searches for Culprits Behind Bombings – New York Times

Ethiopia’s PM Restructures Government – Voice of America

Rebel Commander Arrested for Alleged Congo Rapes – Associated Press

DR Congo Arrest Over Mass Rapes – BBC News

U.N. Says Captures Rebel Who Led Congo Rapes – Reuters

Nigeria Leader’s Rival Decries Bombing “Witch Hunt” – Reuters

Delayed Guinea Election Now Set for Oct. 24 – Associated Press

Americas and Caribbean

Ecuador President Extends Emergency Rule – BBC News

Ecuador Extends State Of Alert After Police Unrest – Reuters

Ecuador Increases Police and Army Wages – BBC News

20 Kidnapped in Acapulco, Mexico, Had No Criminal Records – Associated Press

Colombia Nets ‘Drug Lord’s Cash’ – BBC News

Ill, Paraguay President Faces Calls to Step Aside – Associated Press

Trapped Chilean Miners Could be Rescued Soon – Los Angeles Times

Chile Miners Rescue Hopes Raised – BBC News

Oxfam Says Haitian Farmers Suffering from Food Aid – Voice of America

Asia Pacific

Chinese Civilian Boats Roil Disputed Waters – New York Times

Vietnam-China Row Over Detained Sailors Intensifies – Reuters

Gates May Meet Chinese Counterpart in Hanoi – American Forces Press Service

Gates May Meet Chinese Counterpart in Hanoi – Washington Post

Kim and Son Appear at N. Korean Military Exercise – New York Times

North Korea Nuclear Threat Is “Alarming, ” Says South – Reuters

China Tests U.S.-Japan Alliance – Washington Times opinion

Europe

France Arrests 12 in Anti-Terror Sweeps – Voice of America

France Arrests 12 in Antiterrorism Raids – New York Times

Arrests in French Antiterror Sweeps – Associated Press

France Holds 12 In Europe Anti-Terrorism Operation – Reuters

Euro Terror Alert Spotlights Voiceprint Technology – Associated Press

France Warns Travelers Against U.K. Terror Threat – Reuters

Germany Sees No Immediate Terror Attack Threat – Reuters

Former U.K. Soldier Jailed For Selling Arms to Iran – Reuters

U.S. Seeks Big Vote on Russia Nuclear Arms Pact – Associated Press

4 GOP Leaders Warn of Uranium Mine Sale to Russia – Washington Times

Southern Spain Tries to Cope With Economic Downturn – New York Times

New Mob Threat, Bazooka Near Italy Courthouse – Associated Press

Middle East

Risks and Advantages in U.S. Effort in Mideast – New York Times

Netanyahu on Tightrope With Peace Talks in Jeopardy – New York Times

A Key Back Channel for U.S., Israeli Ties – Washington Post

Bill Clinton Says Mideast Peace Would Undercut Terror – Associated Press

Israeli Army Investigates Video of Soldier and Prisoner – New York Times

Rabbis Replace Korans at Burned Mosque in West Bank – Washington Post

Israeli Rabbis Visit Torched West Bank Mosque – Associated Press

Jewish Settlers Replace Korans Burnt In West Bank – Reuters

U.S. Warns Lebanon Against Ahmadinejad Visit to South – Reuters

U.S.: Ahmadinejad Trip to Lebanon Is Not a Good Idea – Associated Press

British Embassy Vehicle Targeted In Yemen Explosion – Reuters

Saudi Prince Killed Servant, London Court Told – Reuters

Prosecutor: Video Shows Saudi Prince Beating Aide – Associated Press

South Asia

Musharraf Says Pakistan Backed Militant Attacks on India – Washington Times

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