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8 October SWJ Roundup

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10.08.2010 at 12:39pm

Afghanistan

Karzai Reaches Out to Taliban in New Afghan Peace Council – Voice of America

U.S. Contractors Employed Taliban – Wall Street Journal

Inquiry Finds Guards at U.S. Bases Are Tied to Taliban – New York Times

Mismanaged U.S. Contractor Money Aids Enemy – Washington Post

Military Security Contracts Aided Taliban – Los Angeles Times

Afghan Security Contractor Oversight Poor – Reuters

‘Eyes of the World’ on Soliders, Petraeus Says at Ceremony – Washington Post

Marines in Marjah Face Full-Blown Insurgency – Associated Press

Forces Kill, Detain Insurgents in Kandahar – American Forces Press Service

Afghan Governor ‘Killed in Blast’ – BBC News

Bomb Kills Afghan Governor – Reuters

Blast at Afghan Mosque Kills Many – Associated Press

Leaders Work to Develop Afghan National Police – American Forces Press Service

White House Report: Hold the Optimism – Washington Post opinion

Is Afghanistan Worth Winning? – Washington Times opinion

Pakistan

Pakistan Border Closing Strains Ties As NATO Tankers Burn – Voice of America

NATO Eyes Pakistan Supply Resumption After Apology – Reuters

Mullen Expresses Condolences to Pakistan Army Chief – AFPS

German Militants Training in Pakistani Border Area – Associated Press

Pakistan Military Chief Orders Probe of Execution Video – Washington Post

Pakistan Probes Video of Apparent Army Executions – Associated Press

Blasts Kill 8 at Sufi Shrine in Pakistan – Los Angeles Times

Security Raised After Pakistan Sufi Shrine Attack – Associated Press

Pakistan Relief Focus Shifts From Air to Ground – American Forces Press Service

Our Ally, Pakistan – Washington Times editorial

White House Report: Hold the Optimism – Washington Post opinion

Iraq

Iraq’s Political Deadlock May be Nearing End – Voice of America

Iraq’s Political Gambits Move to Regional Stage – Associated Press

Face of Defense: Civilian Opts for Deployment to Iraq – AFPS

Iran

Iranian Nukes Worry Neighboring Bahrain – Washington Times

Russia to Refund Iran for Canceled Missile Deal – Voice of America

Germany Sees Signals From Iran on Talks – Reuters

United States

Do tell: All Soldiers Anti-terror Informers – Washington Times

Cracks Discovered in Wall at Vietnam Veterans Memorial – Washington Post

Eric Holder’s Plan on Interrogations? – Washington Post editorial

State-Secrets Defense: A Privilege Too Far Gone – Washington Post opinion

Militarized Internet Will Trample Freedom – Washington Times opinion

Homosexual Left Flubs Military Culture War – Washington Times opinion

Canada

Ex-Commander to Plead Guilty to Dozens of Charges – Associated Press

World

IMF Warns of Growing Economic Discord – Voice of America

Africa

U.N. Security Council Visits South Sudan; Darfur – Voice of America

U.N. Worker ‘Kidnapped in Darfur’ – BBC News

Somali Pirates Seize Taiwanese Ship – BBC News

Somali Pirates Seize Taiwanese Fishing Vessel – Associated Press

Somali Peace Force ‘Gains Ground’ – BBC News

Suspect in Nigeria Blast Disowned by Niger Delta Militants – Voice of America

War Crimes Court to Rule on Congolese Warlord’s Release – Reuters

Governments Look to End Child Labor in West African Cocoa Farming – VOA

Zimbabwe: Mugabe Aide Slams ‘Desperate’ PM – BBC News

South Africa’s Desmond Tutu Retires From Public Life – Reuters

Americas and Caribbean

Mexican Leader Pushes Police Overhaul – New York Times

Mexico: Calderon Sees a Drug War Success – Associated Press

Mexico: U.S. Wavers in Drug War With Calif. Pot Vote – Associated Press

Colombia Police ‘Smash Drug Ring’ – BBC News

Ecuador Court Orders 13 Police Held During Probe – Associated Press

Ecuador Police Suspects Detained – BBC News

Officials Say Rescue Shaft Could Reach Chilean Miners by Saturday – VOA

Rescuers Expect to Reach Chilean Miners Saturday – Los Angeles Times

New Sight for Cubans: Blizzard of Pink Slips – New York Times

U.N.’s Haiti Quake Camps Condemned – BBC News

The Experiments in Guatemala – New York Times editorial

Asia Pacific

Liu Xiaobo of China wins 2010 Nobel Peace Prize – Washington Post

Chinese Dissident Awarded Nobel Peace Prize – New York Times

Chinese Dissident Liu Xiaobo Wins Nobel Peace Prize – Los Angeles Times

China Dissident Wins Nobel Peace Prize – BBC News

Between U.S. and China, a Trust Gap – Washington Post

N. Korea Pressing Forward on Nuclear Program – Washington Post

N. Korea Boosts Kim Jong-un’s Role – BBC News

N. Korean Official Confirms Kim Jong Un as Leader – Associated Press

North Korea Appears Capable of Jamming GPS Receivers – Voice of America

Thai Leader Defends Crackdown as Way to Ensure Stability – New York Times

Indonesian Military Joins a Local Terrorism Fight – New York Times

Burma Court Agrees to Hear Suu Kyi Appeal – Reuters

Europe

Cost of E.U. Rises, Even as Countries Make Cuts – New York Times

Turkey’s Kurds: A Peace Role for Rebel Chief? – Associated Press

U.K. In Talks For France to Service Nuclear Warheads – Reuters

Russia Finds Success in 13th Missile Test – Associated Press

Terrorism: How Europe Puts America at Risk – Washington Post opinion

Europe! Europe! Europe! – New York Times opinion

Middle East

U.S. Believes Arab States Won’t Scuttle Mideast Talks – New York Times

Palestinians Open to U.S. Proposal on Settlements – Associated Press

For Israeli Army, Tests of Accountability – Washington Post

Israel Kills Two Hamas Militants In W. Bank – Reuters

Israel Kills Hamas Men in Hebron – BBC News

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