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17 November SWJ Roundup

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11.17.2010 at 08:05am

Afghanistan

Kabul Is Offered Wider Role in U.S. MissionsWall Street Journal

Gates Sees No Gap With Karzai on Afghan War StrategyReuters

Afghan President Marks Holiday with Plea for PeaceAssociated Press

Canada to End Combat Role in Afghanistan at End of 2011New York Times

Canada Confirms Up to 950 Troops Will Remain in AfghanistanAssociated Press

Canada’s Afghan Army Trainers to Focus on LiteracyReuters

To Save Lives, NATO Is Razing Booby-Trapped Afghan HomesNew York Times

Troops Follow Intelligence Leads, Detain InsurgentsAFPS

U.S. Soldier Charged In Afghan Murder Declares InnocenceReuters

NATO Reads Weakness in Taliban StatementChristian Science Monitor

Can NATO’s ‘Security Bubbles’ Last?NPR

Pakistan

Pakistan Drone Attack ‘Kills 20 Militants’BBC News

Yemen

U.S. Pursues Wider Role in YemenWall Street Journal

U.S. Expands Yemen Role in Hunt After al Qaida GroupJerusalem Post

Gates: Best Option In Yemen? Help It Fight Al QaedaReuters

Gates: U.S. Will Help Yemen, No Plans for ‘Another War’Agence France-Presse

Iraq

Two Christians Killed in Mosul BombingWashington Times

Gunmen Kill 2 Christians in Northern IraqAssociated Press

Iran

Gates Says Sanctions Cause Iranian Rift, Opposes Military StrikeVOA

Gates: New Sanctions Led by U.S. Causing DivisionsWashington Post

Gates: Sanctions Causing Rift in IranWashington Times

Gates Says Iran Leadership Rift Over Nuclear SanctionsBBC News

Iran Starts “Biggest” Air Defense War GamesReuters

Iran Says 2 Germans Are SpiesReuters

Media Watchdog Says 2 Germans in Iran Not SpiesAssociated Press

VOA’s Duplicitous BroadcastsWashington Times opinion

NATO

NATO to Outline New Strategies for New RealitiesWashington Post

5 Ways to Bring NATO and Russia TogetherMoscow Times opinion

U.S. Department of Defense

Afghanistan War Hero Receives Medal of HonorVoice of America

President Awards Medal of Honor to Army Staff SergeantAFPS

Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta Awarded the Medal of HonorWashington Post

Rare Honor for a Living Service MemberNew York Times

Obama: MOH Recipient Giunta ‘as Humble as He is Heroic’Stars and Stripes

Marine Corps Seeks Correct 21st Century BalanceAFPS

Pentagon’s Internal Threat Review for All Military Branches ReleasedExaminer

Undersecretary Outlines Cost-saving StrategyAFPS

United States

U.S. Must Sustain Military Might, Gates SaysAFPS

Thailand Extradites Alleged Russian Arms Dealer to U.S.Voice of America

Thailand Extradites Russian Arms Suspect to U.S.New York Times

‘Merchant of Death’ Sxtradited to U.S.Washington Times

Thailand Extradites Russian Arms Suspect to U.S.Reuters

Russia Outraged over Thai Decision to ExtraditeWashington Post

Russia Protests Extradition of Viktor BoutLos Angeles Times

Bout Extradition: Russia Criticises U.S. PressureBBC News

FBI Seeks Wider Wiretap Law for WebNew York Times

Arms Treaty With Russia Hits Snag as GOP BalksNew York Times

GOP Deals Blow to Hopes for Nuclear Weapons TreatyLos Angeles Times

Sen. Kyl Dampens Hopes for Arms Treaty RatificationWashington Post

U.S. Charges Pakistani Tied to Times Square BomberReuters

Obama Sails Churning Trade Sea, Where Friends Are FoesNew York Times

TSA: Body Scans, Pat-downs NeededWashington Times

Big Sister’s Police StateWashington Times editorial

Defense Budget and American PowerWashington Times opinion

United Kingdom

Britain to Compensate Ex-Detainees of GuantánamoNew York Times

Britain to Compensate ex-Guantanamo DetaineesWashington Post

U.K. Agrees to Settle With Ex-Guantanamo DetaineesAssociated Press

Compensation to Guantanamo Detainees ‘Necessary’BBC News

Accountability for Torture (in Britain)New York Times editorial

Africa

Sudan Pledges to Hold and Respect Referendum VoteBBC News

Clinton Urges Sudanese to Make ‘Tough Compromises’Washington Times

U.N. Says Preparing Possible Troop Increase In SudanReuters

Somalia Terrorist Activity in U.S. Raises ConcernsChristian Science Monitor

U.N. Asked to Investigate Violence in Western SaharaWashington Post

Tensions High in Guinea After Presidential VoteVoice of America

Poll Result Triggers Violence In GuineaReuters

Americas and Caribbean

Colombia to Extradite Accused Venezuelan Drug LordReuters

Colombia Spurns U.S. Extradition for Reputed NarcoAssociated Press

Costa Rica to Seek OAS Meeting in Nicaragua SpatAssociated Press

Bolivia Moves to Nationalize PensionsReuters

U.N.: “Spoilers” Trying to Sabotage Haiti ElectionsReuters

Over 1,000 Haitians Dead From CholeraVoice of America

Officials in Haiti Defend Focus on Cholera Outbreak, Not OriginsNew York Times

Haiti’s Cholera Death Toll Grows, Fueling RiotsAssociated Press

Haiti Protester Shot Dead by U.N. PeacekeepersBBC News

Asia Pacific

Aung San Suu Kyi Seeks Re-instatement of Opposition PartyVOA

Tough Choices for Burma DissidentNew York Times

China Confident Burma Will Remain StableVoice of America

Clan in Philippines Accused of More KillingsNew York Times

U.N. Predicts N. Korea’s Food Shortage Will ContinueAssociated Press

Europe

Russian Doubts U.S. Support for DemocracyWashington Times

Turkey Wants Control In NATO Missile ShieldReuters

E.U. Talks on Budget for 2011 Deadlock AgainNew York Times

Italy’s Berlusconi Faces Confidence Votes on December 14Reuters

Polish Opposition Rebels Form New Group Before PollsReuters

Irish Debt Crisis Triggers European TalksWashington Post

Middle East

Israeli Officials Say Time Short for West Bank Peace DealWashington Post

Fate of Mideast Talks in Hands of Polarizing RabbiAssociated Press

Israel Delays Vote on Settlement FreezeReuters

U.S. Needs More than Short-term DealmakingWashington Post editorial

Israeli Actions Jeopardize Two-state SolutionLos Angeles Times opinion

Israel Exempts E.U. Pilots From Security ProgramNew York Times

Palestinian Blogger Angers West Bank MuslimsNew York Times

Amnesty Urges Egypt to Investigate Alleged Police KillingVoice of America

Amnesty Urges Egypt to Investigate Torture ClaimsAssociated Press

Muslims Torch Christian Homes in Southern EgyptAssociated Press

South Asia

India Government Mired In Giant Graft ScandalReuters

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