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21 December SWJ Roundup

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12.21.2011 at 11:03am

US Naval Institute Daily – USNI

Real Clear World – RCP

Iraq

Return of Colors Ceremony Closes Out Iraq War – S&S

US General Returns From Iraq With Baghdad Flag – Reuters

US Warns Iraq Against Divisions – BBC

Iraq Crisis Raises Specter of Sectarian Strife – Reuters

Iranian Exiles Ready to Leave Iraq Camp – AP

Iraqi Vice President Denies Terrorism Charges – VOA

Sunni Leader in Iraq Denies Ordering Assassinations – NYT

Iraqi VP Denies Terrorism Involvement – WP

Iraq Vice President Denies Charge – BBC

Iraq's VP Vows to Fight Against Terror Charges – TT

Iraq VP Denies Charges of Running Death Squads – AP

Iraqi Sunni Leaders Denounce PM Maliki – Reuters

In Iraq, Familiar Enemies – WP editorial

 

Afghanistan

Allen Says Post-2014 Military Presence Possible – NYT

Official: Afghan Army Now at 180,000 Troops – AP

British PM Visits Troops in Afghanistan – BBC

UK PM Cameron Flies into Afghanistan to Greet Troops – TT

Britain's Cameron Visits Troops in Afghanistan – AP

Karzai: Pakistan Should Talk More with Afghanistan – AP

Afghanistan Opening First Major Train Service – AP

ISAF Operations Summary – AFPS

 

Pakistan

For Ex-Pakistan Ambassador to US, Abrupt Fall from Grace – WP

Pakistan Deadliest Country for Journalists in 2011– AP

Pakistan Announces Ban on Unlicensed Madrassahs – TT

 

Syria

Syria Signs Arab League Deal Allowing Outside Monitors – VOA

Syrian Activists Report More Killings as Arab League Readies Observers – VOA

'Nearly 200' Die in Syria Clashes – BBC

2 Days of Syria Violence Leave 150 Dead – AP

Activists Say at Least 100 Killed in Syrian Town – AP

At Least 56 Killed in North Syria on Tuesday – Reuters

Dozens Killed in Syria as Arab Peace Team Due – Reuters

Syria Sets Death Penalty for Terrorist Arms Smugglers – VOA

 

Egypt

Egypt’s Economy Near Breaking Point – WP

Egypt: Protesters 'Died of Gunshot Wounds' – TT

Fierce Clashes in Cairo as Clinton Voices Outrage – Reuters

Continuing Clashes Push Protest Death Toll to 14 – VOA

Egypt Women Protest Over Violence – BBC

Thousands of Egyptian Women Protest Military's Conduct – LAT

Mass March by Cairo Women in Protest Over Abuse by Soldiers – NYT

Amid Uncertainty, Egyptians Vote in Runoffs – AP

Egyptians Back at Polls, Calm in Cairo After Clashes – Reuters

Egypt’s Military Masters – NYT editorial

 

Iran

Panetta: US Would Stop Iran from Getting a Nuke – S&S

US Expands Iran Sanctions to Shipping Firms – VOA

US Adds 10 Companies in Malta to Iran Sanctions – Reuters

Officials: Nations Resolve to Pressure Iran – AP

Diplomats Agree to Increase Pressure on Iran – Reuters

Gulf Arabs Back Unity After Hinting at Iran Threat – Reuters

Iran Says Invites UN Nuclear Agency to Visit – Reuters

 

Israel / Palestinians

UN Council Members Line Up to Criticize Israel – Reuters

US Targeted Over Failure to Condemn Israel – AP

Mercosur Approves Palestinian Free Trade Deal – AP

 

Middle East / North Africa

New Realities after Arab Spring – WP

Spring Revolts May Signal Winter of US Role – AP

Gulf Arabs Back Unity After Hinting at Iran Threat – Reuters

Bahrain Women Take Pride in Vital Protest Role – NYT

Bahrain Frees Blogger on Bail, to Reinstate Workers – Reuters

Imprisoned Activist's Daughter Freed in Bahrain – AP

Broader Sectarian Rift Feared in Northern Yemen – Reuters

Libya: Qaddafi Son Being Held by Rebels, Rights Group Says – NYT

ICC to Review Libya's Gadhafi Investigation – AP

Latest Developments in Arab World's Unrest – AP

 

Al Qaeda

Awlaki Video Urges U.S. Muslims to Join Al Qaeda – Reuters

 

WikiLeaks

Hacker Testifies at Manning Hearing – WP

Government Close to Resting Case Against Accused Leaker – AP

 

US Department of Defense

Panetta Issues Message to Troops Following Overseas Trip – AFPS

Dempsey Announces Study on Retirement Reforms Forthcoming – TH

National Guard at Mexico Border Cut to About 300 – AP

Services Announce November Recruiting Numbers – AFPS

 

United States

US Asks Science Journals to Censor How to Make a Deadlier ‘Bird Flu’ – WP

Bird Flu: Research Row as US Raises Terror Fears – BBC

US Citizen Is Convicted in Plot to Support Al Qaeda – NYT

Mass. Man Convicted of Conspiring to Help al-Qaeda – AP

US Man Guilty of Aiding al-Qaeda – BBC

China Hackers Breached US Chamber of Commerce – Reuters

Bills Would Force TSA to Follow USERRA – S&S

Drug Cash Seizures Grow in Puerto Rico – AP

 

United Kingdom

Report: UK Police Need Clearer Riot Tactic Rules – AP

 

Canada

6 People Arrested in Death of Ex-New York Mob Boss – AP

 

Africa

Amnesty: UN Did 'Nothing' to Protect Civilians in Sudan's Abyei – VOA

Kabila Takes Oath in DR Congo – BBC

Congo's Kabila Sworn in After Disputed Poll – Reuters

DRC President Pledges Unity – VOA

South Sudan Rebel Athor 'Killed' – BBC

South Sudan Forces Say Kill Rebel Leader Athor – Reuters

Djibouti Troops Join Somali Force – BBC

Djibouti Bolsters Peacekeepers in Neighbor Somalia – Reuters

Air Strike Hits Rebel-Held Somali Village – Reuters

Ethiopian Court: 2 Swedish Reporters Guilty – AP

Ethiopian Court Finds Swedes Guilty of Aiding Rebels – Reuters

South Africa's Julius Malema Elected to ANC Post – BBC

 

Americas

Mexican Election Favorite Dents Image With Gaffes – Reuters

Colombian to Start Paying Victims of Violence – AP

Peru Allows Paroled US Woman Home – BBC

Clinton-Bush Nonprofit Gives $1.5 Million to Haiti – AP

Haiti Groups See Number of Cholera Cases Drop – AP

 

Asia Pacific

US Probes French Tech Sales to China – WT

Top Provincial Leaders to Meet With Protesting Chinese Villagers – NYT

Protesting Villagers in China Win Rare Compromise – AP

Residents of Another S. China Town Protest Development Plans – TT

Thousands Protest China Town's Planned Coal Plant – AP

North Korea Leader Lies in State – BBC

Kim Jong-un Leads Mourners – TT

North Korea’s Tears: A Blend of Cult, Culture and Coercion – NYT

In Kim’s Undetected Death, Sign of Nation’s Opacity – NYT

N. Korea: Heir Likely to be Influenced by Aunt and Uncle – LAT

N. Korea Military, Uncle to Share Power With Kim Heir – Reuters

China Recognizes Kim Jong Un as North Korea's Next Leader – VOA

N. Korea: China Exerts Influence Nurtured Over Decades – NYT

US and South Korea Cautiously Reach Out to North Korea – NYT

US: More Talks Needed with North Korea on Food Aid – AP

South Koreans Shrug as Kim Lies in State – WP

Life Goes On in South Korea – S&S

Abductees Feud Constrains Japan Diplomacy With N. Korea – Reuters

Seoul: N. Korea Raises Security, Has Troops on Alert – AP

The Power Brokers Behind North Korea's Next Leader – AP

Philippine Floods: President Declares National Calamity – BBC

Political Impasse in Papua New Guinea Appears to End – NYT

 

Europe

Rajoy Takes Over as Spain's New Prime Minister – AP

No Breakthrough on Gas as Russia, Ukraine PMs Meet – Reuters

Russia's Wealth Gap Wounds Putin – Reuters

Phone Hacking Russian Style: Opposition Under Fire – Reuters

2 Jailed Russian Opposition Leaders Freed – AP

US Extradites War Crimes Suspect to Bosnia – AP

Serbia Arrests Alleged Ringleader of Kosovo Violence – Reuters

Turkey's Foreign Policy in Free Fall – WT

Turkey Warns France Over Genocide Draft Bill – VOA

France Genocide Law Angers Turkey – BBC

Turkey Detains Dozens of Pro-Kurdish Activists – NYT

Report: Journalists Detained in Turkey – AP

 

South Asia

Bangladesh Wrestles With Trials From '71 War – AP

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