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13 January SWJ Roundup

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01.13.2011 at 01:33pm

Afghanistan

U.S. Military Chief Mike Mullen in Afghan WarningBBC News

Mullen: Afghanistan Remains Focus of U.S. Security StrategyAFPS

U.S. Military Chief: Enemy in Afghanistan is LosingAssociated Press

Afghan, Coalition Forces Detain Taliban LeadersAmerican Forces Press Service

Attacks in Afghanistan Kill 5 NATO TroopsAssociated Press

Suicide Bomber Strikes Bus in Afghan CapitalNew York Times

Suicide Bomber Strikes in Kabul; Intel Officers Apparent TargetWashington Post

U.S. Keeps Funneling Money to Troubled Afghan ProjectsMcClatchy

Congress Downs Corruption Auditor. Wrong Target?Christian Science Monitor

The End Could be in Sight for German Troops in AfghanistanDeutsche Welle

In Afghanistan, Woman’s Place is at the Peace TableLos Angeles Times opinion

Pakistan

Biden in Pakistan for Talks With Top OfficialsNew York Times

Biden Emphasizes U.S. Commitment to PakistanWashington Post

Biden Seeks to Reassure PakistanLos Angeles Times

Biden Hails Pakistan-U.S. Alliance Against ExtremismVoice of America

Biden Focuses on Regional Peace, Stability in Pakistan VisitAFPS

Biden Reasures Pakistan in Speech as Bomb Kills 18Associated Press

Shadow Over Pakistan Security GrowsAssociated Press

Iraq

Contours of Lasting American Presence in Iraq Taking ShapeWashington Post

Biden Visits Iraq for Talks on Future RelationshipWashington Post

Biden: Iraq’s Success in U.S. InterestAssociated Press

Kuwaiti PM in First Visit to Iraq Since Gulf WarBBC News

Kuwaiti PM on First Visit to Iraq Since Gulf WarAssociated Press

Iran

Iran, U.S. Prepare for ‘Last Chance’ Nuclear TalksWashington Post

Iran Says Time Running Out for Nuclear DealNew York Times

U.S. Agencies Believe Iran’s Nuclear Efforts Have SlowedReuters

Iran Invites Foreign Experts to Nuclear SitesAssociated Press

China Effectively Rejects Iran Nuclear InviteReuters

Iran Announces New Satellite Launch PlanCNN News

Iran’s Nuclear SlowdownWashington Post editorial

Korean Peninsula / N.E. Asia

N. Korea Seen as Drawing Bead on Both Seoul, U.S.Washington Times

Gates in Tokyo for Talks on North KoreaNew York Times

U.S., Japan Pledge to Update Military AgreementStars and Stripes

Pentagon Chief Huddles With Allies About N. KoreaAssociated Press

Gates Warns on North Korea, Eyes Japan TiesReuters

U.S. Urges North Korea to Get ‘Serious’ on TalksBBC News

North Korea’s Military: A Bad Hand Played WellAssociated Press

Hot Line Connecting Koreas Returns to ServiceNew York Times

China Says Shares U.S. Goals on Korea as Hotline ReopensReuters

U.S. Department of Defense

Senators Say Military Cyber Ops Not DisclosedAssociated Press

Defense Language Institute to Set Up Training Unit in EuropeStars and Stripes

Save Energy, Save Our TroopsNew York Times opinion

United States

Obama Calls for a New Era of Civility in U.S. PoliticsNew York Times

Let Us Heal Together, Obama Says at Memorial EventWashington Post

Obama Urges Empathy, Unity in Tragedy’s WakeLos Angeles Times

Cuban Exile Lied to U.S., Prosecutor Tells Texas JuryNew York Times

Australia

Australian Floods Rage Through BrisbaneNew York Times

Australia Rebuilding Task ‘of Postwar Proportions’Washington Post

Queensland Rebuilding ‘Huge TaskBBC News

World

Watchdog Group: Freedom Slipped Worldwide in 2010Associated Press

Africa

South Sudan Voter Turnout to Reach 60 Percent ThresholdVoice of America

South Sudan’s Referendum Vote Reaches 60%, Says SPLMBBC News

Sudan Turnout to Pass 60 Percent ThresholdReuters

Police, Demonstrators Clash in Tunisian CapitalVoice of America

Mayhem Spreads in Tunisia; Curfew DecreedNew York Times

Tunisia Protests and Deaths ContinueLos Angeles Times

Tunisia: Further Violence Reported Despite CurfewBBC News

Tunisia Dismisses Official, Announces Corruption ProbeWashington Post

Tunisia SeethesNew York Times editorial

Religion and Region at Play in Nigerian ElectionAssociated Press

Security Tight Before Nigeria Ruling Party PrimaryAssociated Press

Nigeria’s Ruling Party to Decide Jonathan’s FateReuters

Army Will ‘Retaliate’ in Ivory CoastAssociated Press

Ivory Coast: Abidjan Clashes Kill At Least 6 PoliceReuters

Americas

Mexico Updates Four Years of Drug War Deaths to 34,612BBC News

Mexican Official: 34,612 Drug-War Deaths in 4 YrsAssociated Press

Juarez Killings Activist Chavez Murdered in MexicoBBC News

Activist in Women of Juarez Cases Slain in MexicoAssociated Press

Obama Honors Haiti Earthquake Victims, Notes Relief EffortsAFPS

Good News for Haiti: New Jobs and a Restored LandmarkWashington Post

Haiti Mourn Quake Dead, Find Hope in Own ResilencyAssociated Press

Cuba Calls Immigration Talks With U.S. ‘Fruitful’Associated Press

U.S. Charges Six For Attempted Arms Sales In ColombiaReuters

Panama Seeks Extradition of Noriega for 2nd TimeAssociated Press

Brazil Flood and Mudslide Deaths Rise as Search Goes OnBBC News

Asia Pacific

Gates Arrives in Japan for Military TalksAmerican Forces Press Service

U.S. Will Defer to Japan on Moving Okinawa BaseNew York Times

U.S. Defense Secretary Calls China Talks ProductiveVoice of America

Gates Says China Relations Ready for Next LevelAmerican Forces Press Service

Mullen Cites Strategic Importance of China-U.S. RelationshipAFPS

Test Unrelated to Gates Visit, China SaysNew York Times

Gates Gets Tour of Chinese Nuclear BaseAssociated Press

Chinese General to Visit U.S. BaseWashington Post

China’s AuthoritarianismWashington Post opinion

Freed Burma Democracy Icon Seeks to Revive PartyAssociated Press

Europe

Belarus Intensifies Efforts Against Former CandidateNew York Times

‘Hero of Ukraine’ Prize to Wartime Partisan Leader RevokedNew York Times

Italy Smashes Afghan People-smuggling RingBBC News

Irish Police Seize IRA Dissidents’ Weapons FactoryAssociated Press

Middle East

Lebanese Government Collapses As Hezbollah ExitsVoice of America

Hezbollah Forces Collapse of Lebanese GovernmentNew York Times

Lebanon’s Government Collapses as Hezbollah ResignsWashington Post

Lebanese Coalition Collapses in Turmoil over ProbeWashington Times

Hezbollah and Allies Topple Lebanese Unity GovernmentBBC News

Hezbollah and its Allies Topple Lebanon GovernmentAssociated Press

Hezbollah And Allies Resign, Toppling Lebanon GovernmentReuters

Government Fall Plunges Lebanon Into UncertaintyAssociated Press

Hariri to Lead Caretaker Government In LebanonReuters

Lacking Leverage, U.S. Grasps for a Solution in LebanonNew York Times

No Immediate Cutoff Of U.S. Aid to Lebanese ForcesReuters

Clinton: Hezbollah Tribunal Move Is Transparent Effort to Subvert JusticeVOA

Obama Meets With Lebanese Prime Minister HaririVoice of America

Hezbollah’s Latest Suicide MissionNew York Times opinion

Clinton Blasts Arab Governments on ReformsWall Street Journal

Clinton Urges M.E. States to Open Governments, EconomiesLos Angeles Times

Clinton says Mideast Faces Disaster without ReformAssociated Press

U.S.: Specific Claims Inhibit Mideast Peace ProcessAssociated Press

Clinton: Israel Makes Its Own DecisionsAssociated Press

Gaza Militants Say to Halt Rocket Fire At IsraelReuters

Clinton in Qatar Seeks Persian Gulf CooperationVoice of America

Yemen and Turkey Deepen Ties With New AccordsNew York Times

Yemen Bars Citizens From Embassies Without PermitAssociated Press

Hundreds of Christians Demonstrate on Cairo’s EdgeAssociated Press

Egypt Christians Clash With Police Over ShootingReuters

South Asia

In New Delhi, Anger Rising Violently to the SurfaceLos Angeles Times

India, China in New Visa Row Over Disputed StateAssociated Press

Battle to Reach Thousands of Sri Lanka Flood VictimsBBC News

U.S. To Help Bangladesh Conduct 40-Year-Old War Crimes TrialsReuters

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