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12 August SWJ Roundup

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08.12.2011 at 10:47am

Afghanistan

Pentagon Releases Names of Personnel Killed in Helicopter – NYT

Afghan Witnesses: Chinook Ablaze When It Crashed – AP

NATO: 7 Troops Die in Day's Clashes in Afghanistan – AP

US Troops Return to Deadly Afghan Valley in East – AP

US Troops Fire on Afghan Police, Survivors Say – NYT

ISAF Operations Roundup – AFPS

 

Pakistan

CIA Claim of No Civilian Deaths From Drone Strikes Disputed – NYT

Coordinated Bomb Attacks Kill at Least 6 in Peshawar – LAT

Female Suicide Bomber Targets Pakistani Police Post – VOA

Gunmen Free 2 Taliban Captives in Pakistan -AP

Pakistani Soldier Gets Death Sentence in Shooting – AP

 

Syria

Ten Killed in Syrian Raids – VOA

Syrian Security Forces Kill 12 People – NYT

Syrian Security Forces 'Kill Civilians in Homs' – BBC

Syrian Troops Kill 11 in Restive Town Near Lebanon – AP

Syrian Forces Kill 11 in Swoop on Northern Towns – Reuters

Assault on Hama Ends to Reveal a Town in Ruin – TT

Clinton: Others Should Speak Up About Assad Going – Reuters

US Urges Further Syria Sanctions – BBC

 

Israel / Palestinians

US Urges Israel, Palestinians to Avoid Unilateral Moves – Reuters

Israel Approves New Housing in East Jerusalem – NYT

Israel Okays 1,600 Settler Homes for East Jerusalem – Reuters

US Threatens to Halt Gaza Aid Over Hamas Audits – NYT

Israel Prepares for Palestinian Statehood Rallies – AP

IDF Looks to Buy US Equipment After Iraq Withdrawal – JP

Protests Force Israel to Confront Wealth Gap – NYT

 

Yemen

As Yemen Crisis Drags On, Risks Grow – VOA

Yemeni President Objects to Power Transfer Deal – AP

Yemen Says Soldier Killed in Protest City of Taiz – Reuters

 

Libya

Western Libya Rebels Strike North Towards Coast – Reuters

Gaddafi Forces Still Hold Brega Oil Terminal, Refinery – Reuters

Libyan Exiles Occupy Libyan Embassy in Stockholm – AP

 

Egypt

Islamists Spurn Proposal for Egypt's Constitution – Reuters

Egypt to Lift Mubarak Emergency Law Before Polling – AP

USAID Boss in Egypt Quits in Funding Row – AP

 

Middle East / North Africa

Bombs Near Mosque in Western Iraq Kill 3 People – AP

Iranian Gas Flow to Turkey Halted by Blast – Reuters

Bahrain Forces Block Roads to Former Protest Hub – AP

Tunisians Say Revolution Yet to Bring Justice – Reuters

Latest Developments in Arab World's Unrest – AP

 

US Department of Defense

Second Spaceplane Failure Raises Questions on Future – WT

DARPA Loses Contact with Hypersonic Aircraft – WP

US Military Loses Contact with Hypersonic Aircraft – BBC

Brief Test of Military Aircraft Said to Yield Much Data – NYT

USMC Drawdown Could Start in 2013 – MCT

Global Hawk to Replace U-2 Spy Plane in 2015 – AFT

Soldier Seeks to Avoid Death for Camp Liberty Killings – AP

 

United States

US Stocks Reverse Again, Up 4%, on Economic Data – NYT

Dow Bounces Back, Closes Up 423 Points – WP

Wall St. Whipsaw Drives Dow Up Sharply at Close – LAT

 

United Kingdom

Britain Announces New Measures to Restore Order – VOA

Cameron Pledges Swift Reaction to Rioters – NYT

UK Tallies Ruin, Takes Anti-Riot Steps – WSJ

Cameron Vows 'Uncompromising Measures' – LAT

UK Unveils New Measures on Riots – BBC

London Police Say Nearly 600 Charged Over Riots – AP

British Police Reject Politicians’ Criticism of Response – NYT

UK Police Deny Minister Riot Claim – BBC

Cameron: UK Will Seek Anti-Gang Ideas From US – AP

British Government Targets Social Media – WP

Cameron Exploring Crackdown on Social Media – NYT

Facial Recognition in Use After Riots – AP

What Isn’t Behind the London Riots – WP opinion

 

United Nations

UN Cutting Costs by the Word – AP

 

Africa

Clinton: Don’t Cut Farm Aid for Africa – WP

US Gives $17 Million More to Horn of Africa Famine – Reuters

US Is Biggest Giver of Horn of Africa Famine Aid – AP

Somali Famine: Families 'Flee Child Conscription' – BBC

A Tortured Choice in Famine: Which Child Lives? – AP

Starving in Somalia – NYT editorial

Piracy Levels 'Soaring' off Benin – BBC

Dozens of Ships Fleeing Benin Waters Due to Piracy – Reuters

Ivory Coast 'Killings' Documented – BBC

UN: 26 Killed in Ivory Coast in Last Month – AP

Ivory Coast Arrests 57 Troops From Former Regime – Reuters

Uganda Anger at 'Twitter Revolt' – BBC

 

Americas

Mexico Arrests Trafficker Accused of 600 Killings – AP

Former Mexican Border City Police Chief Killed – AP

Colombia Tries to Curb FARC Rebel Attacks – BBC

Venezuela’s Chavez Accuses Foes of Trying to Divide Military – AP

 

Asia Pacific

Riot Erupts in Southwest China Town – Reuters

Chinese Activist on Trial as Crackdown Continues – AP

China’s Chosen Lama Visits Monastery Town – NYT

Foreigners Barred in NW China Ahead of Lama Visit – AP

China Recalls Bullet Trains – Reuters

North Korea Mocks South Over Artillery Fire Claims – S&S

S. Korea Rescues 4 N. Koreans, Returns 3 Others – AP

Suspected Bomber, Aide Killed in Philippines Blast – AP

Bali Bombings Suspect Arrives in Indonesia – NYT

 

Europe

Tit for Tat: Moscow Lists US Officials to Be Barred – WT

Europe’s Crisis and the Psychology of Fear – WP

Gunman Dies at Estonian Defense Ministry in Tallinn – BBC

 

South Asia

Sri Lankan Protest over 'Disappeared' – BBC

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