4 September SWJ Roundup
US Naval Institute Daily – USNI
Libya
Libya’s Interim Leaders Aim to Harness Rebel Fighters – NYT
Rebels Eye Last Gaddafi Strongholds – WP
Libyan Rebels Poised to Assault Gadhafi Stronghold – AP
Libyans Say Closing In on Gaddafi Bastions – Reuters
Libya's Provisional Leaders Vow No Revenge – VOA
Reining in Libyan Rebel Commanders – WP
Tripoli Commander Denies Al Qaeda Links – Reuters
Spy Files in Libya Show Gadhafi Ties to CIA, MI-6, Others – VOA
CIA Once Handed Key Libya Rebel Figure to Kadafi – LAT
Libya Spy Papers 'Show CIA Links' – BBC
Documents Show Ties Between Libyan Spy Head, CIA – AP
CIA, MI6 Helped Gaddafi on Dissidents – Reuters
Analysts Debate Success of NATO Mission in Libya – VOA
China Blocking Release of Libya's Frozen Assets – Reuters
Cuba Withdraws Ambassador From Libya – AP
Libyan Prisoner Lives to Tell His Story – NYT opinion
Libya’s Dark Lesson for NATO – NYT opinion
Syria
Syria Continues Crackdown Against Protesters – VOA
2 Killed in New Syrian Raid on Village – AP
EU Targets Syrian Oil Firms, Says May Get Tougher – Reuters
Russia Attacks EU Syria Sanctions – BBC
Syrian Enclave in DC Opposes Assad – WP
Afghanistan
Troops Kill Man Linked to Al Qaeda and Attacks – NYT
NATO Kills Ex-Gitmo Detainee in Afghanistan – AP
More Afghan Soldiers Deserting Army – WP
New Afghan Lawmakers Sworn In – WP
Pakistan
Pakistan Kidnap 'to Punish Tribe' – BBC
Israel / Palestinians
US Appeals to Palestinians to Stall UN Vote on Statehood – NYT
US Tries to Stall Palestinian Statehood Bid – Reuters
Israel Expresses Regret After Turkey Expels Ambassador – VOA
Turkey to Take Israel to UN Court – BBC
Turkey Says It Will Challenge Gaza Blockade – AP
Israelis Hold Huge Rallies for ‘Social Justice’ – VOA
Protest in Israel Peaks With 400,000 in City Streets – NYT
Israelis Resume Economic Protests – WP
Biggest Rally in Israel's History Presses PM – Reuters
Yemen
Amid Turmoil, Yemeni Tribal Leaders Show Clout – WP
Yemen: Car Bomb Kills 3 Policemen in Aden – AP
Middle East / North Africa
Iranian Sniper Kills Shepherd in Northern Iraq – AP
Iran Says Kills 30 Kurd Rebels in New Border Push – Reuters
Officials: Egyptian Military Closing Gaza Tunnels – AP
Latest Developments in Arab World's Unrest – AP
US Department of Defense
Soldier, Thinker, Hunter, Spy: Drawing a Bead on Al Qaeda – NYT
United States
Obama’s Strategy Confounds Allies and Foes – WP
US Guards Against Terrorist Attacks Before 9-11 Anniversary – VOA
Thrill-Seeking Injured Veterans Take Wing – NYT
Post 9/11: What Remains to Be Done – NYT editorial
A Successful Post-Bush Foreign Policy – WP opinion
World
35,000 Worldwide Convicted for Terror – AP
Africa
After 9/11, African Anti-Terror Laws Grew, Abused – AP
Thousands Flee Unrest in Sudan's Blue Nile State – VOA
Renewed Fighting, Refugees in South of Sudan – Reuters
UNHCR Calls for Immediate Stop to Fighting in Blue Nile State – VOA
Amid Fighting, South Sudan Plans New Capital – NYT
Peacekeepers in Somalia Fire on Car, Leaving Journalist Dead – NYT
At Least 27 Somalis Killed in Puntland Fighting – Reuters
Nigerian President Vows No Effort Spared Against Terrorism – VOA
Nigeria Official: 3 Killed in Clash in Restive NE – AP
Zimbabwe's Mugabe Calls for Elections in 2012 – Reuters
Kenya Residents Feel Threatened by Famine Refugees – AP
Several Injured, 24 Arrested in Angola Rally – Reuters
Americas
Mexico Reality TV Show Seeks to Spur Social Action -AP
Chile: All 21 Aboard Crashed Military Plane Died – AP
Chile: Pinera, Students Decide to Keep Talking – AP
Panama Lawmakers Push Vote Run-Off Bill Forward – Reuters
Cuban Defense Minister Dies – VOA
Asia Pacific
Are We Finished in the Philippines? – S&S
Japan’s Yoshihiko Noda Names Cabinet – WP
Japan is Once Again Open for Business – WP
US Flood Aid Shipment Arrives in North Korea – AP
Talk of Succession Off Limits in Secretive N. Korea – Reuters
Europe
Experts: Europe Needs More Perfect Union – AP
Greek PM Rules Out Snap Polls, Protesters Are Back – Reuters
