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11 March SWJ Roundup

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03.11.2011 at 06:01am

Afghanistan

Petraeus to be Succeeded by Marine Gen. John Allen – Best Defense

Afghan Forces to Start Taking Over – Associated Press

Troops Expand Security in Eastern Afghanistan – AFPS

Clinton: U.S. Will Keep Helping Afghan Women – Washington Post

Cousin of Afghan President Is Killed in NATO Raid – New York Times

NATO Troops Kill Karzai’s Cousin in Botched Raid – Washington Post

NATO ‘Kills Cousin of Afghan President Hamid Karzai’ – BBC News

Report Lists Afghan Civilian Deaths – New York Times

Afghan Suicide Blast Kills Kunduz Police Chief – BBC News

Gaining on the Taliban – Washington Post opinion

Pakistan

Pakistan anti-Taliban Militia ‘Ends Government Support’ – BBC News

Middle East / North Africa Unrest

U.S. Officials at Odds over Libya Outcome – Los Angeles Times

DNI Clapper Says Gaddafi Likely to Prevail – Washington Post

U.S. Spy Chief Says Gaddafi Forces to Prevail – Reuters

Qaddafi Forces Gain Momentum; Rebels Flee Town – New York Times

‘They Just Kept Bombing and Bombing’ – Wall Street Journal

U.S. Escalates Pressure on Libya Amid Mixed Signals – New York Times

Libyan Rebels Gain Diplomatic Advance, but Retreat on Battlefield – VOA

Clinton to Meet with Libyan Rebels – Washington Times

Advance by Gaddafi Forces Sends Rebels Fleeing – Washington Post

Rebels Forced from Libyan Oil Port – BBC News

Rebels Retreat from Libyan Oil Port Amid Barrage – Associated Press

Gaddafi Threatens Offensive, Ignores Diplomatic Moves – Reuters

Threat of Trial Keeps Gadhafi Fighting – Wall Street Journal

France Recognizes Libyan Opposition as EU Toughens Sanctions – VOA

Libya: France Recognises Rebels as Government – BBC News

U.S., Europe Pressure Libya But Ease Off Militarily – Associated Press

White House Defends Libya Response – Voice of America

NATO: No Desire to Lead Military Action in Libya – Stars and Stripes

Gates: NATO’s Libya Plans to Include Military Options – AFPS

NATO to Send Ships Closer to Libya to Enforce Arms Embargo – VOA

U.S. to Send Aid Teams to Rebel-held Eastern Libya – NBC News

Clinton to Meet Libya Opposition, Warns on Next Steps – Reuters

ICRC Seeks Access to All of Libya as Conflict Intensifies – VOA

3 BBC Journalists Report Being Tortured in Libya – New York Times

Egypt Apologizes for Security Police ‘Violations’ – Reuters

Egypt Rulers Order 2 Sadat Plotters Freed – Associated Press

Yemeni President Pledges New Constitution – Voice of America

Yemeni President Offers Plan to Amend Constitution – Washington Post

Yemen’s Leader Proposes Shifting Powers – New York Times

Yemen: President Saleh Announces ‘Parliamentary System’ – BBC News

Signs of Dissent More Cisible Among Saudi Youths – Washington Post

‘Day of Rage’ Planned for Saudi Arabia – Voice of America

Saudi Arabia Police Open Fire at Protest in Qatif – BBC News

Saudi Police Open Fire at Protest – Washington Post

Saudi Police Open Fire To Break Up A Protest – New York Times

Saudi Police Open Fire During Protest – Associated Press

Bahrain Rifts Deepen as Protests Forge Ahead – Associated Press

A No-Fly Zone for Libya – Washington Post opinion

Wrongs to Right on Libya – Washington Post opinion

Iraq

Factbox: Security Developments in Iraq – Reuters

Iraqi PM Defends Performance in Face of Protests – Reuters

Iran

Iran’s Response to Middle East Protests is Muted – Washington Post

China May Be Aiding Iran Nuclear Weapon Effort – Bloomberg

Piracy

Somali Islamists Could Grab Tankers for Attacks – Reuters

14 Indicted in Fatal Hijacking of American Yacht – Washington Post

U.S. Jury Indicts 14 in Fatal Pirate Attack on Yacht – Associated Press

U.S. Yacht Killings: 14 ‘Pirates’ Indicted in Virginia – BBC News

Bid to Rescue Danish Hostages from Somali Pirates Fails – BBC News

Somali Pirates Free Indian Crew – BBC News

WikiLeaks

Amnesty Int’l Urges Support for WikiLeaks Suspect – Associated Press

U.S. Department of Defense

Schwartz, Stavridis Tops For JCS Chairman – DOD Buzz

Lawmaker Concerned Navy Fleet isn’t Ready for Combat – The Hill

Army Wasting Millions on Untested, Unneeded Gear – Stars and Stripes

Army Disciplines 9 for Not Flagging Fort Hood Suspect – CNN News

United States

Congress Holds Hearing on Radicalization of U.S. Muslims – VOA

Domestic Terrorism Hearing Opens, Contrasting Views – New York Times

Hearings: Key Moment in an Angry Conversation – Washington Post

King Stands by Hearing on Islamic Radicals – Washington Times

Peter King Warns al-Qaeda Recruiting U.S. Muslims – BBC News

Hearing on Islamic Extremism Touches Nerves – USA Today

Terror Hearing Puts Lawmakers in Harsh Light – New York Times

American Muslims: The Problem or the Solution? – Christian Science Monitor

DOD, State Department Present Budgets to Senate – AFPS

Africa

Somali Islamists Could Grab Tankers for Attacks – Reuters

Ivory Coast’s Gbagbo Rejects A.U. Mediation Proposal – Voice of America

Ivory Coast’s Gbagbo Bans U.N. and French Flights – BBC News

450,000 Flee Ivory Coast Conflict, Aid Agencies Say – Reuters

Zimbabwe Energy Minister Mangoma Arrested – BBC News

Arrest Imperils Power-Sharing Government in Zimbabwe – New York Times

Guinea Junta Army Recruits in Kissidougou Riot – BBC News

Madagascar’s Interim President to Form New Transitional Government – VOA

Charles Taylor’s Attorneys Question Credibility of Prosecution Witnesses – VOA

Americas

Mexico Lawmakers Demand Answers About Guns – Los Angeles Times

Mexico: Former Tijuana Top Cop Takes on Troubled Juarez – Associated Press

Signs Announce New Gang in Western Mexico State – Associated Press

Colombia Threatens Companies Who Pay Ransom to Rebels – BBC News

First Honduras Cocaine Laboratory Discovered – BBC News

11 Sentenced in El Salvador in Filmmaker’s Killing – Associated Press

Bolivia President Morales Attacks Drug Reports – BBC News

Bolivia Seeks Wife of Jailed Former Drug Chief – Associated Press

Chile’s Leader Ends First Year With Mixed Results – Associated Press

Cuba: Church Says Dissident, 9 Others to Be Freed – Associated Press

Clinton Calls on Cuba to Release Gross – Associated Press

Asia Pacific

China Deemed Biggest Threat to U.S. – Washington Times

Dalai Lama Gives Up Political Role – New York Times

Dalai Lama Will Relinquish Political Role – Washington Post

Tibet’s Exiled Dalai Lama to Devolve Political Role – BBC News

Finding a Soul Mate for North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un – New York Times

Activist Preparing Another Balloon Launch in S. Korea – Stars and Stripes

Japan PM Says Won’t Resign Over Foreign Donations – Associated Press

Europe

In Moscow, Biden Gets Specific on Corruption – Washington Post

Biden Backs Russia for Spot in WTO – Associated Press

‘ETA Military Chief’ Arriola Arrested in France – BBC News

Turkey’s Bad Example on Democracy – Washington Post editorial

South Asia

India: Arrests Before Telangana ‘Million-man’ Rally – BBC News

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