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12 October SWJ Roundup

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10.12.2010 at 12:18pm

Afghanistan

Payoff Seen in Afghan SurgeWashington Times

Taliban Border Haven in U.S. SightsLos Angeles Times

U.S. Rescuers May Have Killed Briton Held by TalibanNew York Times

Rescue Attempt May Have Killed British Aid WorkerWashington Post

U.S. Troops May Have Killed Kidnapped British Aid WorkerLos Angeles Times

Afghan President Confirms Contact With TalibanVoice of America

Petraeus Launches Investigation Into Aid Worker DeathAFPS

Cameron: British Hostage May Have Been Killed by U.S. GrenadeVOA

Tangled Tale Surrounds American Found in AfghanistanNew York Times

Beleaguered Afghan Judges Get New Vehicles From U.S.Associated Press

Blast Inside NATO Helicopter Kills One In AfghanistanReuters

Seeds of VictoryWashington Post opinion

Pakistan

Taliban Border Haven in U.S. SightsLos Angeles Times

Pakistan Says It Is Key to Taliban Peace TalksAssociated Press

Iraq

Iraq’s Leader Gains Crucial AllyWashington Post

Getting Away From It All in IraqNew York Times

Iran

Ahmadinejad Visit to Lebanon Brings Fears of InstabilityLos Angeles Times

Bahrain Seeks to ‘Clarify’ Comments on Iran as ThreatWashington Times

Iran’s Hardliners Target Moderate StrongholdAssociated Press

Iran Arrests 2 Foreign ReportersWashington Post

Iran: 2 Foreigners Arrested, Tied to Stoning CaseAssociated Press

Iran, the Paper TigerNew York Times opinion

U.S. Department of Defense

Witnesses to Recall Fort Hood Attack at HearingAssociated Press

Army Tribunal to Consider Mass Killing At U.S. BaseReuters

Closing the Case on the ColeNew York Times opinion

Remember the ColeLos Angeles Times opinion

United States

Intelligence Official Shares his Organizational VisionWashington Post

Obama: U.S. Trails China, Others on InfrastructureVoice of America

Holder’s BlunderWashington Post opinion

United Kingdom

Inquest Begins on 2005 London BombsNew York Times

British Inquest Into 2005 London Attacks OpensAssociated Press

United Nations

Germany, Portugal and Canada in Race for U.N. SeatsAssociated Press

Africa

Arrest Made for Terror Acts in CongoNew York Times

Rift Endangers Power-Sharing Deal in ZimbabweNew York Times

Zimbabwe: Mugabe-Appointed Ambassadors Face Diplomatic ProblemsVOA

Zimbabwe PM: Don’t Recognize Our 6 AmbassadorsAssociated Press

Rioters Burn Police Station in Northern NigeriaAssociated Press

Rwandan Rebel Leader Arrested in ParisAssociated Press

Americas and Caribbean

U.N. Says Latin American Democracy Still VulnerableAssociated Press

8 Police Killed in Ambush in Northern MexicoAssociated Press

Gunmen Ambush Mexican Officers, Killing 8Reuters

Tijuana Gains Some Bounce Amid Mexico’s Drug WarAssociated Press

Chilean Crews Begin Testing Hatch to Rescue MinersVoice of America

Dramatic Endgame Nears for Trapped Chile MinersAssociated Press

Carnival Air Fills Chilean Camp as Miners’ Rescue NearsNew York Times

Mine Rescue Seen as a Chance for a RebirthWashington Post

Asia Pacific

U.S. Concerned About Attitude of China’s MilitaryNew York Times

Gates Urges Improved Military Ties With ChinaNew York Times

Gates Set to Warm Relations with ChinaWashington Post

U.S. Defense Chief Meets with Chinese CounterpartLos Angeles Times

Gates Receives, Accepts Invitation to Visit ChinaAmerican Forces Press Service

U.S. Defense Secretary Invited to Visit ChinaVoice of America

China Tries to Calm Nerves Over Asia Sea ActivityAssociated Press

U.S. Sees Crisis Fears Easing Over South China SeaReuters

Obama Loosens Sanctions on C-130s to ChinaWashington Times

Chinese Cancel Meeting With Norwegian MinisterNew York Times

Norwegian Meeting in China Canceled After AwardAssociated Press

China: Nobel Peace Laureate’s Wife Prevented From Meeting ReportersVOA

Bilateral Meetings Mark ‘Full Day’ for Gates in HanoiAFPS

Gates Seeks Expansion of U.S.-Vietnamese CooperationAFPS

MIA Issue Aided U.S.-Vietnam Relationship, Gates SaysAFPS

Thai PM Says Burma Rejects Help With ElectionAssociated Press

Cambodia Denies Thai Assassination Plot AllegationAssociated Press

No Prosecution for Philippine OfficialsAssociated Press

Philippine Leader Amnesties Coup-Plot SoldiersAssociated Press

Central Asia

Krygyzstan Parties Start Coalition Talks for Parliamentary DemocracyVOA

Kyrgyzstan Votes and Surprises the WorldWashington Post

Kyrgyz Democratic Experiment Begins UncertainlyAssociated Press

Europe

France Faces Terror Threats at Home and AbroadNew York Times

Russian President Fetes Schwarzenegger in MoscowLos Angeles Times

Nuclear Ambitions Thriving in RussiaNew York Times

Irish Police Find Weapons, Explosives CacheAssociated Press

Communism Left Toxic Legacy in Eastern EuropeAssociated Press

Clinton Visits Bosnia, Still Gripped by Ethnic TensionWashington Post

Clinton In Sarajevo to Push For Bosnian ReformsReuters

Middle East

Palestinians Reject Israel’s Offer on Settlement FreezeVoice of America

Israeli PM Offers Conditional Settlements FreezeWashington Post

Israel Makes Settlement Offer, Palestinians Say NoReuters

New Initiatives Spark Debate on Netanyahu’s IntentionsNew York Times

Deputy PM: Israel Officials Doubt Peace ReachableAssociated Press

Groups Plan 2nd Aid Flotilla to Gaza From FebruaryAssociated Press

Ahmadinejad Visit to Lebanon Brings Fears of InstabilityLos Angeles Times

U.S. Helping Yemen Fight Al Qaeda, Against TalksReuters

Al-Qaida in Yemen Threatens to Topple PresidentAssociated Press

Bombs in South Yemen Kill 2 Near Sports ClubAssociated Press

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