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7 February SWJ Roundup

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02.07.2011 at 12:53pm

Egypt

After First Talks, Egypt Opposition Vows New Protest – New York Times

Egypt: Key Opponents Relax Stance – Washington Post

Egypt’s New Cabinet Meets as Protests Continue – Los Angeles Times

Vice President Offers Concessions in Egyptian Talks – Washington Times

Egypt Protesters Unmoved by Talks – BBC News

Egyptian VP Holds Unprecedented Talks with Muslim Brotherhood – VOA

Muslim Brotherhood Joins Talks on Egypt Crisis – Los Angeles Times

Muslim Brotherhood Cagey on Government Shift – Washington Times

Egypt VP Meets Opposition, Offers New Concessions – Associated Press

Clinton: U.S. to Wait-and-See on Brotherhood’s Talks – Voice of America

At Tahrir Square, Egyptian Army Feints and Jabs – Washington Post

Egypt’s Ire Turns to Confidant of Mubarak’s Son – New York Times

Prizing Status Quo, Mubarak Resists Pressure – New York Times

White House Races to Keep Pace with Events – Washington Post

Clinton: Warning Against Hasty Exit for Mubarak – New York Times

Clinton: Mubarak Ouster Now Could Complicate Transition – Washington Post

Israel Concerned About Gas Supplies After Egyptian Pipeline Blast – VOA

Al Jazeera Hopes Reports From Egypt Open Doors in U.S. – New York Times

Optimism About Missing Google Executive in Egypt – New York Times

A Republic Called Tahrir – New York Times opinion

Egypt’s Iran Parallel – Washington Post opinion

Middle East / North Africa

Echoes of Soviet Collapse in Mideast Revolt – Associated Press

Kuwaiti Interior Minister Steps Down – Associated Press

Tunisia Suspends Activities of Former Ruling Party – Voice of America

Political Party of Ex-Leader Is Suspended in Tunisia – Associated Press

South Sudan Independence Referendum Result Expected – BBC News

50 Left Dead After Mutiny by Army Unit in South Sudan – Reuters

How Democracy Became Halal – New York Times opinion

The Age of Oil Isn’t Going Away – Washington Post opinion

Afghanistan

E. Afghanistan: At War With the Taliban’s Shadowy Rule – New York Times

U.S. Plan to Arm Afghan Villagers Carries Risks – Washington Post

Karzai Seeks End to NATO Reconstruction Teams – New York Times

Report Casts Doubt on Taliban’s Ties With Al Qaeda – New York Times

Karzai Sets March 21 as Start of Security Transfer to Afghan Forces – VOA

Karzai Critical of Aid Bypassing Afghan Government – Washington Post

Teenage Soldier Discovers Bomb Factory in Afghanistan – Daily Telegraph

Germany Pledges to Support Afghanistan After Withdrawal – Deutsche Welle

Iraq

Iraqis Protest Poor Public Services Across Country – Associated Press

Iran

Iran’s Opposition Hopes to Draw from Protests – Washington Post

In Tehran, Trial Begins of Americans Held as Spies – New York Times

2 American Hikers in Iranian Prison Plead Not Guilty – Los Angeles Times

Iran Opens Trial of 3 Americans on Spy Charges – Associated Press

U.S. Hikers Plead Not Guilty in Iran Spy Case – Voice of America

Iran Opposition Asks to Hold Rally for Solidarity with Egyptians – VOA

WikiLeaks

Wikileaks Founder Back in Court to Challenge Extradition – New York Times

WikiLeaks’ Assange Faces Extradition Hearing – Associated Press

Former WikiLeaks Colleagues Forming New Web Site – New York Times

U.S. Department of Defense

Defense Spending in Virginia: How Deep the Cuts? – Virginian-Pilot

National Defense Rocket Launches from Calif. Coast – Associated Press

Handbook to Guide GIs on Social Media Usage – Army Times

Military Contractor Selling Faulty Grenades to U.S. Army – ABC News

United States

Killing of Missionary Rattles Texas Border – New York Times

As Somali Gangs Evolve, So Does Enforcement – Associated Press

For a Hmong Hero, a Lavish Farewell – New York Times

Foreign Policy: Obama the Realist – New York Times opinion

Obama Needs Freedom Agenda He Can Believe In – Washington Post opinion

Africa

Stopping Violent Cycle Among African Soldiers – Stars and Stripes

Fighting Congo’s Ills With Education and Army of Women – New York Times

India: 28 Suspected Somali Pirates Captured – Voice of America

Americas

Mexican Prison Official Murdered in Monterrey – BBC News

Just 2 Candidates, but Worries for Haiti’s Runoff – New York Times

Asia Pacific

Japan, U.S. Join Hands Against Nuclear Terrorism – Kyodo News

Japan PM Says Russia Visit to Kurils ‘Unforgiveable’ – BBC News

South Korea Questions Boat Passengers From North – New York Times

Cambodia, Thailand Again Exchange Cross-Border Shelling – Voice of America

Cambodia Asks U.N. to Act Amid Clashes With Thailand – New York Times

Cambodia Calls for U.N. Buffer Zone at Thai Border – BBC News

Europe

Chechen Rebel Leader Promises More Terror Attacks on Russia – VOA

Fearful Russian Lawmaker Flees to U.S. – Associated Press

South Asia

India and Pakistan Officials Meet – BBC News

Mumbai Court to Rule on Appeal by Gunman Qasab – BBC News

Jhalanath Khanal Sworn in as Nepal’s New PM – Voice of America

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