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6 March SWJ Roundup

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03.06.2011 at 11:56am

Middle East / North Africa Unrest

A Look at Political Unrest in the Middle East – Associated Press

Libyan Opposition Claims Gains in Westward Push – Voice of America

Libyan Battle Over Zawiya Becomes a Test of Will – Los Angeles Times

Both Sides Gird for Long War as Civilian Toll Mounts – New York Times

Gaddafi Forces Mount Fierce Counterattack – Washington Post

Gaddafi Forces Claim Major Gains – BBC News

Libya Rebels Celebrate Taking Key Oil Sites – Los Angeles Times

Battle Rages for Key Libyan City – BBC News

Heavy Machinegun Fire Rocks Libyan Capital Tripoli – Reuters

Success on Both Sides Sows Fear of Libya Civil War – Associated Press

Rebels Near Gaddafi Hometown Cling to Western Bastion – Reuters

Thousands of Gadhafi Supporters Gather in Tripoli – Associated Press

“Revolution Will Be Lost Without No Fly-Zone” – Voice of America

Obama’s Choice: To Intervene or Not in Libya – New York Times

U.S. Aircraft Deliver Aid to Refugees Fleeing Strife – Stars and Stripes

‘No Comment’ from U.K. MoD over SAS Men Captured in Libya – BBC News

Libya TV Shows Captured Dutch Navy Helicopter Crew – BBC News

Relief Groups Increase Aid to Foreigners Fleeing Libya – Voice of America

U.S. Offers Aid for Egyptian Democracy, But Quietly – Washington Post

Business Side of Egypt’s Army Blurs Lines of U.S. Aid – New York Times

Women Seek to Maintain a Role in Rebuilding Egypt – New York Times

Egypt: Ex-Security Chief Hauled to Court – New York Times

Egypt: Feared Former Interior Minister el-Adly on Trial – BBC News

Egypt’s Ex-Interior Minister Pleads Not Guilty – Voice of America

Egypt’s Ex-Minister Pleads Not Guilty to Corruption – New York Times

Egypt’s Top Archaeologist Warns of Looting – Associated Press

Tunisia Arrests More Than 2,300 Since Feb 1 – Associated Press

Saudi Arabia Bans All Protests – Voice of America

Saudi Arabia Imposes Ban on All Protests – BBC News

Saudi Arabia: Demonstrations Won’t be Tolerated – Associated Press

Jordanian Protesters Ratchet Up Demands – Washington Post

Shiite Protesters in Bahrain Encircle Capital – Associated Press

Bahrain: Key Opposition Leader Open to Compromise – Washington Post

Bahrainis Fear U.S. Isn’t Behind Fight for Democracy – New York Times

Bahrain May Be Uprising Too Far for Saudis Avoiding Iran’s Grip – Bloomberg

Yemen Ruler Digs Deeper; Oman Drops 3 Officials – Associated Press

Yemen President Reiterates to Stay in Power Until 2013 – Reuters

Yemen: U.S. State Dept. Upgrades Travel Warning – BBC News

Oman Replaces 3 High-Level Officials Amid Protests – Associated Press

Gaza, W. Bank: Where the ‘Rage’ is Strangely Quiet – Washington Post

All’s Quiet on the Israel-Lebanon Front – Los Angeles Times

Obama’s Low-key Strategy for the Middle East – Washington Post

The $110 Billion Question – New York Times opinion

A No-Fly Zone in Libya Is a War Cry – Los Angeles Times opinion

Lawful to Use Force Against Libya – The Independent opinion

Understanding the Stakes in Libya – The Weekly Standard opinion

Egypt Speech Obama Must Give Now – Foreign Policy opinion

Is Islam the Problem? – New York Times opinion

Arab Revolts are Good for al-Qaeda – Washington Post opinion

Arab Youth Building Social Capital – Globe and Mail opinion

Five myths about the Muslim Brotherhood – Washington Post opinion

What Egypt Means for Israel – The New Republic opinion

Iraq

Bomb Kills Six, Wounds 12 in Iraq’s Basra – Reuters

Iran

Is U.S. Using Uprisings to Blame, Discredit Iran? – CNN News

Iran Rules a New Middle East – Jerusalem Post opinion

Arabs Rise, Tehran Trembles – New York Times opinion

New Middle East Emboldens Iran – Daily Star opinion

Afghanistan

U.S. Shifts Strategy on Women’s Rights – Washington Post

Marines in Deadly Valley Face Combat Stress – Associated Press

What are We Really Doing in Afghanistan? – Foreign Policy opinion

Pakistan

Pashtun Boys’ Video Exalts Suicide Raids – New York Times

Criticism Doesn’t Help Pakistan – Washington Post opinion

Pakistan’s War on Liberalism – Times of India opinion

Frankfurt Airport Shooting

Uninjured Airmen Afghanistan Mission Postponed – Stars and Stripes

Terrorism

Islamic Terrorism’s Dangerous Loners – The Guardian opinion

U.S. Department of Defense

Gates to Air Force: Get Used to Drones, Cargo Runs – Danger Room

Army Secretary Faces Questions on WikiLeaks Scandal – McClatchy

Secretary Gates and Strategic Thinking – Council on Foreign Relations

Robert Gates: Not Mincing Words – Slate opinion

What’s Really Going On With JFCOM – Daily Press opinion

United States

U.S. Gun-tracing Operation Allows Firearms to Criminals – Los Angeles Times

Africa

At Least 50 A.U. Peacekeepers Dead in Somalia – Washington Post

Somalia: Government Captures al-Shabab Militia Bases – BBC News

Somalia Pro-Government Forces Retake Border Town – Associated Press

A.U. Official Travels to Ivory Coast to Help Resolve Crisis – VOA

U.N. Force in Ivory Coast to Be Reinforced – Reuters

Opposition Rallies Before Nigerian Elections – Associated Press

Benin Delays Presidential Election for Second Time – BBC News

President Mugabe on Medical Trip to Asia – Voice of America

Americas

Mexican Military Confiscates 1,000 Doses of Heroin – Associated Press

Colombia Leader Seeks Wide-Ranging Changes – New York Times

Colombia: Instructor Role for Other Militaries – Los Angeles Times

Cuba: Judges Convict U.S. Aid Worker Alan Gross – BBC News

U.S. Contractor Found Guilty in Cuba Trial – Reuters

Venezuela Radical Lina Ron Dies – BBC News

U.S. Pastor Stuck in Haitian Jail Without Charges – Associaed Press

Asia Pacific

U.S. Updates the Brand It Promotes in Indonesia – New York Times

Philippines Says China Harassed Oil Exploration Vessel – VOA

Philippines Names New Military Chief Amid Corruption Scandals – Reuters

Philippine Leader Vows Punishment in Graft Scandal – Associated Press

Caucasus

Insurgency in Russia’s Caucasus a Growing Threat – Associated Press

Europe

Turmoil in Libya Poses Threat to Italy’s Economy – New York Times

Ireland: Parties ‘Agree on Coalition Government’ – BBC News

Turkish Journalists Jailed Over Alleged Coup Plot – Associated Press

Gorbachev’s Foreign Policy Changed Map of Europe – Voice of America

Why Is the U.S. Still in Germany? – Investor’s Business Daily opinion

South Asia

Bangladesh Faces Atrocities of Independence Era – New York Times

Next Frontier for Marketers: Rural India – Washington Post

Indian Coalition Ally Withdraws From Government – Reuters

Did India Change Its Nuclear Doctrine? – Institute for Defense Studies

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