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26 February SWJ Roundup

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02.26.2011 at 02:45pm

Middle East / North Africa Unrest

Obama Seeks a New Approach on Mideast – Los Angeles Times

Qaddafi Forces Violently Quell Capital Protest – New York Times

Libyan Ruler Clings to Power as Violence Escalates – Washington Post

Tripoli Braced as Gaddafi Arms Supporters – BBC News

Kadafi Arming Civilian Backers, Libyans Say – Los Angeles Times

West to Isolate Gadhafi – Wall Street Journal

U.S. Hikes Pressure on Gaddafi – Washington Post

U.S. Hits Libya With Sanctions, Shuts Embassy – Reuters

World Powers Struggle to Find Way to Stop Gaddafi – Reuters

Following U.S. Sanctions, U.N. to Meet on Libya – New York Times

NATO Will Not Intervene in Libyan Crisis – Associated Press

U.N. Human Rights Council Condemns Crackdown – Washington Post

American Ferry From Libya Arrives in Malta – New York Times

Libya’s Entire Arab League Mission Resigns – Washington Post

Egyptian Military Forces End to New Protest – New York Times

Major Rally in Tunisia Capital – BBC News

Thousands Rally for Reform in Jordan – New York Times

Protesters in Bahrain Demand More Changes – New York Times

Mullen Thanks Bahrain’s King for Handling of Unrest – Stars and Stripes

Key Shiite Opposition Leader Returns to Bahrain – Associated Press

Bahrain Shi’ite Opposition Leader Home From Exile – Reuters

Yemeni City Feeds Unrest’s Roots – New York Times

Tribal Chiefs Join Opposition to Yemeni President – Associated Press

Oil Prices Head for Biggest Weekly Gain – Washington Post

No Help for Libya from President Obama – Washington Post editorial

Some Backbone at the U.N. – Los Angeles Times editorial

Syria’s Silence – Washington Post opinion

Iraq

23 Killed in Iraq’s ‘Day of Rage’ Protests – Washington Post

Demonstrations Turn Violent in Iraq – New York Times

Protesters Across Iraq Clash With Security Forces – Los Angeles Times

Protesters Killed in Iraqi ‘Day of Rage’ – BBC News

Iraq’s Biggest Oil Refinery Shut by Gun and Bomb Attack – BBC News

Attack Shuts Iraq’s largest Oil Refinery, Kills 1 – Associated Press

Iran

Iran Reports a Major Setback at a Nuclear Power Plant – New York Times

In Setback, Iran to Unload Fuel from Nuclear Plant – Associated Press

U.N. Concern Over ‘Military Angle to Iran Nuclear Plan’ – BBC News

U.N.: Iran Increases Uranium Stockpile – Los Angeles Times

Iran Adding Advanced Equipment to Uranium Plant – Washington Post

Afghanistan

U.S. Pulling Forces Out of Pech Valley – Stars and Stripes

Afghan Probe Says Nato Killed Dozens of Kunar Civilians – BBC News

Afghan Officials Say Jailed Christian Convert Is Free – New York Times

Bomber Kills at Least 4 in Northwest Afghanistan – Associated Press

Pakistan

Tensions Rise Between U.S., Pakistan Spy Agencies – Los Angeles Times

Pakistan Demands Data on CIA Contractors – New York Times

U.S. Department of Defense

Gates Describes Vision for Military’s Future – Washington Post

Warning Against Wars Like Iraq and Afghanistan – New York Times

Gates Challenges Cadets to Change Army Culture – AFPS

Speech Delivered by Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates – Transcript

Casey Warns Against ‘Hollowing’ Army – Army Times

Tanker Deal: Air Force’s Shifting Rules Helped Boeing – New York Times

United States

Congress on Course to Avert Shutdown – Washington Post

Saudi Student to Be Arraigned in Bomb Plot – New York Times

Saudi Student Considered Bush Home as Target – Washington Post

Africa

Ivory Coast: Rebels Take Western Town Zouan-Hounien – BBC News

Rapes Are Again Reported in Eastern Congo – New York Times

Uganda Gov’t Bans Planned Protests Over Polls – Associated Press

Southern Sudan’s Struggle – Los Angeles Times editorial

Americas

Killings Jolt a Family in Mexico – New York Times

Violent Deaths in Activist’s Family Know No End – Los Angeles Times

3 Relatives of Slain Mexican Activist Found Dead – Associated Press

3 Dead in Assassination Attempt on Mexican Mayor – Associated Press

Asia Pacific

Chinese Activists Continue Calls for Protests – New York Times

Chinese Authorities Block Web Site, Terms – Washington Post

China’s Disabled Exploited as Slaves – Los Angeles Times

China Calls for Renewed Fight Against Dalai Lama – BBC News

U.S., S. Korea to Begin Annual Training Exercise – Stars and Stripes

Vietnam: Rights Take a Beating – Washington Post opinion

Europe

Fine Gael to Top Irish Poll But No Overall Majority – BBC News

Ireland’s Ruling Party Headed for Crushing Defeat – New York Times

Angry Irish Voters Expected to Pummel Ruling Party – Los Angeles Times

Russia Launches Satellite for Global Navigation System – BBC News

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