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13 May SWJ Roundup

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05.13.2011 at 10:42am

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Al Qaeda

Officials: Bin Laden Urged Followers to Attack U.S. – Voice of America

Signs of Leadership Void as Al Qaeda Pushes On – New York Times

SEAL Helmet Cams Recorded Entire bin Laden Raid – CBS News

Bin Laden Death: Security Fears for U.S. Navy Seal Team – BBC News

Bin Laden is Dead. Now What? – Washington Post opinion

Pakistan

Pakistan Army Chief Balks at U.S. Demands to Cooperate – New York Times

2 Bomb Explosions Kill 70 in Pakistan – Washington Post

Bombing at Training Base in Pakistan Kill Scores – New York Times

Pakistani Bombings Kill at Least 69 – Los Angeles Times

Pakistan Academy Bombs Kill Scores – BBC News

Pakistan: Blasts Kill 80 to Avenge bin Laden Death – Associated Press

Pakistan is Missing U.S. Message – Washington Post opinion

Afghanistan

Grab Kabul by the Horns! – Line of Departure

Gates: OBL Death Could Speed Taliban Talks – Stars and Stripes

101st Airborne Division Gen Confronts Afghan Journalists – Leaf Chronicle

Girl, 12, Killed in NATO Raid on Wrong Afghan Home – New York Times

Innocent Civilian Killed in Afghanistan Operation – AFPS

Indian and Afghan Leaders Forge Deeper Ties – New York Times

India PM Pledges $500m to Kabul – BBC News

Syria

Syria Braces for More Anti-Regime Protests – Voice of America

Syrian Activists: Government Forces Arrest Dozens – Voice of America

Signs of Chaos in Syria’s Intense Crackdown – New York Times

Syrian Soldiers Take Up Positions Before Protests – Associated Press

Opposition Says Assad Vows Not to Fire on Rally – BBC News

U.N.: Iran Sending Banned Weapons to Syria – CNN News

U.N. Prepares for Iraqis to Flee Syria – Washington Post

Libya / Operation Odyssey Dawn

At Deadline, U.S. Seeks to Continue War in Libya – New York Times

International Warrant for Gadhafi Expected – Voice of America

NATO Strikes Gadhafi Compound in Tripoli – Voice of America

NATO Bombs Gaddafi Complex – Washington Post

Libya Offers Controlled Tour of NATO Bombing Sites – New York Times

Qatar Gets Libyan Rebels in Shape – Washington Post

Libyan Rebel Leader Jibril: ‘Tripoli Is Boiling’ – Wall Street Journal

Pressure Mounts on Gadhafi Within Libya’s Capital – Associated Press

Libyan Opposition Leader to Visit White House on Friday – Washington Times

Gates Puts Cost of Libya Mission at $750 Million – New York Times

Time to Nourish Democracy’s Roots – Washington Post opinion

What the Libyan Resistance Needs – New York Times opinion

Yemen

Dozens Wounded as Yemeni Forces Fire on Protesters – Voice of America

Qatar Quits Effort to Mediate End to Yemen Crisis – Associated Press

Egypt

Egypt: Activists Out Old Security Foes – Washington Post

Crime Wave Has People Afraid, Even the Police – New York Times

Egypt Extends Hosni Mubarak’s Detention for 15 Days – BBC News

Woman at Heart of Egypt Sectarian Clash Detained – Reuters

Iraq

U.N. Prepares for Iraqis to Flee Syria – Washington Post

U.K. Military Official: Iraq Dossier Case for War – Associated Press

Iran

U.N.: Iran Sending Banned Weapons to Syria – CNN News

Israel / Palestinians

Israel Shows Off Missile Defense – Washington Post

Israel Allows a Glimpse of Its Array of Defenses – New York Times

Hamas Sends Signals of Moderation to West – Associated Press

Middle East / North Africa

Reversals Challenge Hope of Arab Spring – Washington Post

Amnesty: Arab Freedom Struggle ‘on Knife Edge’ – BBC News

AI: Arab World’s Drive for Freedom in the Balance – Reuters

WikiLeaks

WikiLeaks Threatens Its Own Leakers – Wired

Ex-WikiLeaks Spokesman Attacks Assange ‘Gag’ Orders – Reuters

Intel Inc.

Sons of Blackwater Open Corporate Spying Shop – Danger Room

U.S. Department of Defense

Gates will Fight Cuts in Marine Corps Force – Marine Corps Times

Lawmakers to Army: Keep Making Tanks – The Hill

Pentagon Must Handle Spending Slowdown Responsibly, Lynn Says – AFPS

Odierno: Services Must Partner to Weather Lean Times – AFPS

DOD Committed to Realignment of Forces in Japan – AFPS

Chiarelli: Stress Disorder, Brain Injury Science Lacking – AFPS

GOP Amendment Unlikely to Delay DADT Repeal – Stars and Stripes

Looking for a Silver Lining in Military Clouds – Defense Systems

United States

Obama Seeking Extension for Director of FBI – New York Times

Lynn: U.S. Must Preserve Its Defense Industrial Base – AFPS

How Wikileaks Vindicated Bush – Washington Post opinion

World

Amnesty International Releases Annual Report on Human Rights – VOA

Africa

Africa’s Domestic Violence, Rapes Extend Far Beyond Congo – VOA

As Museveni Sworn in, Questions Raised About Uganda’s Democracy – VOA

Protests Overshadow Inauguration in Uganda – New York Times

U.N. Resumes Food Aid in South Sudan States – Reuters

ICC Urges U.N. Action on Sudan’s Bashir Visit to Djibouti – Reuters

Zimbabwe’s ‘Non-workers’ Exposed – BBC News

Americas

Mexico: Suspected Sinaloa Cartel Leader Nabbed – Associated Press

Mexico Deputy Prison Governor Decapitated in Durango – BBC News

Mexico Counters Violent Image With U.S. Ad Campaign – Reuters

Honduras Police Kill Six in Drug Gang Clash – BBC News

3 Lost Salvadoran Rifles Started FARC Sting – Associated Press

Uruguay Rules State Killings Not Human Rights Crimes – Reuters

Asia Pacific

Japanese Reactor Damage Is Worse Than Expected – New York Times

Japan: Unexpected Damage at Reactor – Associated Press

Philippine Police Clash with Rebels, Killing 5 – Associated Press

China Effectively Rules Out Talks With New Exiled Tibet PM – Reuters

Europe

Demjanjuk Convicted for Role in Nazi Death Camp – New York Times

Italy Seeks Security Council Expansion – Associated Press

Bosnia Envoy to Block ‘Illegal’ Serb Referendum – Reuters

Secret Archive of Ulster Troubles Faces Subpoena – New York Times

South Asia

Indian and Afghan Leaders Forge Deeper Ties – New York Times

India PM Pledges $500m to Kabul – BBC News

Indian Premier Says Terrorism Must Not be Fanned – Associated Press

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