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20 October SWJ Roundup

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10.20.2010 at 11:46am

Afghanistan

Taliban’s Elite, Aided by NATO, Join Talks for PeaceNew York Times

Afghan Lawmaker: Karzai in Talks With HaqqaniAssociated Press

CIA Told About Man Who Bombed Afghan Base, Inquiry FindsNew York Times

‘Systemic Failures’ Led to Attack, CIA SaysWashington Post

CIA Inquiry Cites Failures in Bombing that Killed AgentsLos Angeles Times

CIA Acknowledges “Missteps” Led to Officers’ DeathsReuters

Afghan Detainee Killed in KandaharNew York Times

U.S. Soldier in Custody After Afghan Detainee DiesAssociated Press

U.S. Seeks a Larger Village Police ForceLos Angeles Times

Officials Aim to Establish Local Police Force by MarchLos Angeles Times

Afghan President: Private Security Should CloseAssociated Press

Airstrikes Kill Taliban Leaders, Other InsurgentsAFPS

Officials: Almost Quarter Of Votes In Afghan Election InvalidReuters

Official: Afghanistan to Void Some 1 Million VotesAssociated Press

Afghanistan Orders Audits Of All Private BanksReuters

Pakistan

U.S., Pakistan Talks Come at Key Time for Afghan WarAssociated Press

U.S.-Pakistan Dialogue Faces Prickly IssuesReuters

Pakistan’s Haven for Terror Unit Irks U.S.Washington Times

Violence Continues In Pakistan’s KarachiReuters

4-Day Death Toll Rises to 51 in KarachiAssociated Press

Indian Report Accuses ISI of Significant Role in Mumbai SiegeWashington Post

India Ties Pakistan Agency to 2008 Mumbai AttackAssociated Press

Get Tough on PakistanNew York Times opinion

Iraq

Iraq Hit by Multiple Deadly BombingsVoice of America

Roadside Bombing in Strikes Convoy Carrying U.N. DiplomatNew York Times

U.N. Diplomat Unhurt in Iraq Bombing; 1 Policeman KilledWashington Post

U.N. Envoy Survives Iraqi Roadside BlastBBC News

U.N. Envoy in Iraq Escapes Bombing UnharmedAssociated Press

Iraqis Angry as Billions Fail to Fix Public WorksReuters

Iraq’s StalemateNew York Times editorial

Iran

Khamenei Says Sanctions Aimed at ‘Creating a Division’Washington Post

Venezuela’s Chavez Meets Ahmadinejad in TehranVoice of America

Iran Welcomes Chavez as Partner Against Western “Bullies”Reuters

Iran’s Top Leader Seeks to End Rifts With ClericsAssociated Press

Iran Confirms Two Detained Americans to Face TrialReuters

Iran Says Key Site Has Higher Uranium Ore ReservesAssociated Press

Iran Says Jets Refused Fuel in EuropeBBC News

U.S. Department of Defense

Police Label Shots at Pentagon as a ‘Random Event’Associated Press

Pentagon Shooting Incident Likely Was Random, DoD SaysAFPS

Bullet Holes Found in Marine Corps Museum WindowsAssociated Press

Ruling Allows Openly Gay Men, Women to Sign UpAFPS

U.S. Military Moves to Accept Gay RecruitsNew York Times

Pentagon Instructing Recruiters to Accept Gay ApplicantsWashington Post

Military Recruiters Told to Accept GaysAssociated Press

United States

Texas: Jordanian Sentenced in Bomb PlotNew York Times

United Kingdom

Defence Review: Cameron Unveils Armed Forces CutsBBC News

Britain Slashes Military SpendingNew York Times

Britain Announces Major Military CutbacksWashington Post

Britain Plans Sweeping Military CutbacksLos Angeles Times

Britain Cuts Defense SpendingVoice of America

Britain Unveils Military Budget CutsAssociated Press

Britain Scales Back Military as Budget Cuts BiteReuters

Canada

Canada Arrests Suspect in Hamas Operative KillingVoice of America

Canadian Air Commander Pleads Guilty to MurdersReuters

Commander Used Authority to Get Victim’s AddressAssociated Press

Victims Pleaded for Lives Before Being MurderedAssociated Press

Africa

Sudan Official Calls for Delay of Southern ReferendumVoice of America

Sudan Minister Says Referendum Delay May Be NeededReuters

China Tries to Dodge Darfur Bullets ReportReuters

‘Deadly Clash’ in Guinea CapitalBBC News

Guinea Police Clash With Election Security ForcesAssociated Press

Guinea Police Clash With Election Security ForcesAssociated Press

Congo’s Former VP Bemba War Crimes Trial Gets Go AheadVoice of America

Accused Kenyan Minister SuspendedBBC News

British Aid Worker Kidnapped in Somalia FreedAssociated Press

Americas and Caribbean

Rights Groups Rap Mexico Plan on Military TrialsAssociated Press

Mexico’s Largest Pot Bust Likely Hit Sinaloa GangAssociated Press

Venezuela’s Chavez Meets Ahmadinejad in TehranVoice of America

Jamaica PM Names Atty to Lead Probe Into Coke CaseAssociated Press

Asia Pacific

China Is Said to Halt Exports to U.S. of Some Key MineralsNew York Times

U.S. Attorney General Urges China to Release Nobel Peace Prize WinnerVOA

South Korea Says Open to Calls For Six-Party TalksReuters

S. Korea Accuses N. Korean of Plot to Kill DefectorAssociated Press

Philippines Requests Aid in Killer Typhoon’s AftermathAFPS

Central Asia

Kyrgyz Vote Losers Threaten Authorities With ChaosReuters

Europe

Russia to Go to NATO Summit, Eyeing Missile RoleReuters

Gunmen Attack Chechen Parliament; 6 Reported DeadVoice of America

Gunmen Dead After Attack on Chechen ParliamentNew York Times

Militants Attack Chechen ParliamentWashington Post

Islamic Militants Raid Chechen Parliament, 6 DeadReuters

Police Officer Gunned Down in Southern RussiaAssociated Press

French Strikers Step Up PressureBBC News

In France, Labor Strikes Head for ShowdownNew York Times

Young French Protesters Turn Up the HeatLos Angeles Times

Kosovo’s 1st Ballot Since Break from SerbiaWashington Times

Middle East

Israeli Military Restricts Troop TweetsAssociated Press

Lebanon: Hariri Murder Investigators Carry Out Test ExplosionBBC News

Egypt Shuts More Private TVs, Arrests OppositionAssociated Press

Saudi Prince Guilty of Servant’s MurderBBC News

Just Knock It OffNew York Times opinion

South Asia

India Ties Pakistan Agency to 2008 Mumbai AttackAssociated Press

Obama to Skip Sikh Shrine on Visit to IndiaNew York Times

Security of India’s Electronic Voting QuestionedWashington Post

Top Kashmir Separatist Leader ArrestedBBC News

Sri Lanka Rejects ‘Atrocity’ PhotosBBC News

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