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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 Peace – New York Times

Afghan Lawmaker: Karzai in Talks With Haqqani – Associated Press

CIA Told About Man Who Bombed Afghan Base, Inquiry Finds – New York Times

‘Systemic Failures’ Led to Attack, CIA Says – Washington Post

CIA Inquiry Cites Failures in Bombing that Killed Agents – Los Angeles Times

CIA Acknowledges “Missteps” Led to Officers’ Deaths – Reuters

Afghan Detainee Killed in Kandahar – New York Times

U.S. Soldier in Custody After Afghan Detainee Dies – Associated Press

U.S. Seeks a Larger Village Police Force – Los Angeles Times

Officials Aim to Establish Local Police Force by March – Los Angeles Times

Afghan President: Private Security Should Close – Associated Press

Airstrikes Kill Taliban Leaders, Other Insurgents – AFPS

Officials: Almost Quarter Of Votes In Afghan Election Invalid – Reuters

Official: Afghanistan to Void Some 1 Million Votes – Associated Press

Afghanistan Orders Audits Of All Private Banks – Reuters

Pakistan

U.S., Pakistan Talks Come at Key Time for Afghan War – Associated Press

U.S.-Pakistan Dialogue Faces Prickly Issues – Reuters

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

Violence Continues In Pakistan’s Karachi – Reuters

4-Day Death Toll Rises to 51 in Karachi – Associated Press

Indian Report Accuses ISI of Significant Role in Mumbai Siege – Washington Post

India Ties Pakistan Agency to 2008 Mumbai Attack – Associated Press

Get Tough on Pakistan – New York Times opinion

Iraq

Iraq Hit by Multiple Deadly Bombings – Voice of America

Roadside Bombing in Strikes Convoy Carrying U.N. Diplomat – New York Times

U.N. Diplomat Unhurt in Iraq Bombing; 1 Policeman Killed – Washington Post

U.N. Envoy Survives Iraqi Roadside Blast – BBC News

U.N. Envoy in Iraq Escapes Bombing Unharmed – Associated Press

Iraqis Angry as Billions Fail to Fix Public Works – Reuters

Iraq’s Stalemate – New York Times editorial

Iran

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

Venezuela’s Chavez Meets Ahmadinejad in Tehran – Voice of America

Iran Welcomes Chavez as Partner Against Western “Bullies” – Reuters

Iran’s Top Leader Seeks to End Rifts With Clerics – Associated Press

Iran Confirms Two Detained Americans to Face Trial – Reuters

Iran Says Key Site Has Higher Uranium Ore Reserves – Associated Press

Iran Says Jets Refused Fuel in Europe – BBC News

U.S. Department of Defense

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

Pentagon Shooting Incident Likely Was Random, DoD Says – AFPS

Bullet Holes Found in Marine Corps Museum Windows – Associated Press

Ruling Allows Openly Gay Men, Women to Sign Up – AFPS

U.S. Military Moves to Accept Gay Recruits – New York Times

Pentagon Instructing Recruiters to Accept Gay Applicants – Washington Post

Military Recruiters Told to Accept Gays – Associated Press

United States

Texas: Jordanian Sentenced in Bomb Plot – New York Times

United Kingdom

Defence Review: Cameron Unveils Armed Forces Cuts – BBC News

Britain Slashes Military Spending – New York Times

Britain Announces Major Military Cutbacks – Washington Post

Britain Plans Sweeping Military Cutbacks – Los Angeles Times

Britain Cuts Defense Spending – Voice of America

Britain Unveils Military Budget Cuts – Associated Press

Britain Scales Back Military as Budget Cuts Bite – Reuters

Canada

Canada Arrests Suspect in Hamas Operative Killing – Voice of America

Canadian Air Commander Pleads Guilty to Murders – Reuters

Commander Used Authority to Get Victim’s Address – Associated Press

Victims Pleaded for Lives Before Being Murdered – Associated Press

Africa

Sudan Official Calls for Delay of Southern Referendum – Voice of America

Sudan Minister Says Referendum Delay May Be Needed – Reuters

China Tries to Dodge Darfur Bullets Report – Reuters

‘Deadly Clash’ in Guinea Capital – BBC News

Guinea Police Clash With Election Security Forces – Associated Press

Guinea Police Clash With Election Security Forces – Associated Press

Congo’s Former VP Bemba War Crimes Trial Gets Go Ahead – Voice of America

Accused Kenyan Minister Suspended – BBC News

British Aid Worker Kidnapped in Somalia Freed – Associated Press

Americas and Caribbean

Rights Groups Rap Mexico Plan on Military Trials – Associated Press

Mexico’s Largest Pot Bust Likely Hit Sinaloa Gang – Associated Press

Venezuela’s Chavez Meets Ahmadinejad in Tehran – Voice of America

Jamaica PM Names Atty to Lead Probe Into Coke Case – Associated Press

Asia Pacific

China Is Said to Halt Exports to U.S. of Some Key Minerals – New York Times

U.S. Attorney General Urges China to Release Nobel Peace Prize Winner – VOA

South Korea Says Open to Calls For Six-Party Talks – Reuters

S. Korea Accuses N. Korean of Plot to Kill Defector – Associated Press

Philippines Requests Aid in Killer Typhoon’s Aftermath – AFPS

Central Asia

Kyrgyz Vote Losers Threaten Authorities With Chaos – Reuters

Europe

Russia to Go to NATO Summit, Eyeing Missile Role – Reuters

Gunmen Attack Chechen Parliament; 6 Reported Dead – Voice of America

Gunmen Dead After Attack on Chechen Parliament – New York Times

Militants Attack Chechen Parliament – Washington Post

Islamic Militants Raid Chechen Parliament, 6 Dead – Reuters

Police Officer Gunned Down in Southern Russia – Associated Press

French Strikers Step Up Pressure – BBC News

In France, Labor Strikes Head for Showdown – New York Times

Young French Protesters Turn Up the Heat – Los Angeles Times

Kosovo’s 1st Ballot Since Break from Serbia – Washington Times

Middle East

Israeli Military Restricts Troop Tweets – Associated Press

Lebanon: Hariri Murder Investigators Carry Out Test Explosion – BBC News

Egypt Shuts More Private TVs, Arrests Opposition – Associated Press

Saudi Prince Guilty of Servant’s Murder – BBC News

Just Knock It Off – New York Times opinion

South Asia

India Ties Pakistan Agency to 2008 Mumbai Attack – Associated Press

Obama to Skip Sikh Shrine on Visit to India – New York Times

Security of India’s Electronic Voting Questioned – Washington Post

Top Kashmir Separatist Leader Arrested – BBC News

Sri Lanka Rejects ‘Atrocity’ Photos – BBC News

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