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16 July SWJ Roundup

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07.16.2012 at 03:01am

Small Wars Journal Daily Roundup

US Naval Institute Daily – USNI

Real Clear World – RCP

David Ignatius – WP Columnist

Afghanistan

Afghan Minister Survives Attack – VOA

Afghan Police: Taliban Suspected in Wedding Bombing – AP

Marines Fight Two-day Battle with Taliban – UT

Taliban Execution: World Must React – CNN opinion

Islam is Key to a Better Afghanistan – CNN opinion

 

Syria

Syria Denies Attack on Civilians, in Crisis Seen as Civil War – NYT

Red Cross: Syria is in Civil War – BBC

Red Cross: Syrian Conflict Now a Civil War – AP

Fiercest Fighting Yet Reported Inside Damascus – Reuters

Syrian Government Denies Attack on Village – VOA

Syria Denies Use of Heavy Weapons in Deadly Village Fight – NYT

UN to Revisit Syria 'Massacre' Sit – CNN

US Concerned as Syria Moves Chemical Stockpile – AP

Syrian Opposition to Obama: Don't Wait for Election Day to Act – CNN

Annan to Seek Putin Help on Syria in Moscow Visit – Reuters

Iran Offers to Host Syria Talks – CNN

In Syria, a Wealthy Oasis from the War – WP

 

Egypt

Clinton Treads Carefully Amid Egypt’s Fractious Politics – NYT

Clinton Offers Aid to Egypt's Feuding Civilian, Military Leaders – VOA

Clinton, Egypt's Military Council Chief Discuss Transition of Power – CNN

Clinton Meets Egypt Army Leader – BBC

Clinton's Calls Fall Flat in Egypt Political Fight – AP

Egypt Urged to End Military Trials of Civilians – Reuters

Egypt Is Focus as Clinton Visits Israel After Nearly Two Years – Reuters

Egypt’s Top Commander Accelerates Morsi Feud – NYT

Egypt's Army Chief Raises Stakes With Islamists – AP

Egyptians Charged With Being Islamic Vigilantes – Reuters

Tomatoes, Shoes, Shouts of 'Monica' Hurled at Clinton – CNN

Egyptians Pelt Clinton Motorcade With Tomatoes – Reuters

Egyptian Officials Plan Talks to Free US Hostages – Reuters

Thousands Stage Strike at Egypt Textile Giant – Reuters

 

Iran

Iran Renews Hormuz Closure Threats – Reuters

Iran Parliamentarians Call for Nuclear Ships – AP

Iran Shuts Down Coffee Shops in Morality Crackdown – Reuters

 

Middle East / North Africa

Iraq War Will Haunt West, Says Briton Who Advised US Military – TG

Palestinians to Revive UN Recognition Bid – AP

Iraq Warns Turkey Over Separate Kurdish Oil Deal – AP

UAE Starts Up Pipeline to Bypass Strait of Hormuz – AP

UAE Opens New Oil Pipeline Route – BBC

UAE Arrests Group Planning 'Crimes Against State' – Reuters

Saudi Arabia Considers Law Against Insulting Islam – Reuters

Libya Journalists Freed From Ex-Gaddafi Stronghold – Reuters

One Dead in Protest at Mauritanian MCM Site – Reuters

 

US Department of Defense

Lives of Bragg Shooter and Commander He Killed Took Different Paths – FO

The Few, the Proud, the Women – NYT editorial

 

United States

US Misses Port Security Deadline – WP

Why Not Make Olympic Uniforms in China? – CNN

 

United Kingdom

Britain’s Growing Drift Away from the European Union – WP

Olympics; UK Could Use 'Lethal Force' to Protect Airspace – Reuters

London's Olympic Security Under Renewed Scrutiny – AP

Defence Secretary: Olympic Games Will Be Secure – Sky

UK Scandal 'to Hit More Banks' – BBC

 

Africa

African Union Seeks Regional Response to Conflicts – VOA

African Union Picks Woman Leader – BBC

South African Elected First Female AU Commission Head – Reuters

Sudan, S. Sudan Leaders Meet to Avoid War – VOA

Sudan, South Sudan Leaders Meet Over Disputes – AP

As Refugees Flee Islamists in Mali, Solutions Are Elusive – NYT

Local Militia Bolsters Islamist Militants in Mali – NYT

Radical Islamists in Mali Enlist New Militia – AP

Mali Rebels Say Have Dropped Separatist Goal – Reuters

Algeria Says Four of Its Diplomats Still Held in Mali – Reuters

Republic of Congo Holds Parliamentary Poll – VOA

Ruling Party Eyes Majority in Congo Republic Poll – Reuters

Congo Rebels Threaten to Attack UN Peacekeepers – AP

Fighting Escalates in DR Congo – CNN

Rwanda, DR Congo Leaders Reach an Accord on Foreign Force – NYT

Rwanda and DR Congo 'in Border Deal' – BBC

Congo, Rwanda Presidents Sign Up to Anti-Rebel Pact – Reuters

Nigerians Celebrate Governor’s Victory in Peaceful Election – VOA

Ethiopia Leader's Absence Raises Health Questions – AP

Ethiopia Mosque Sit-Ins See Deaths, Arrests: Protesters – Reuters

 

Americas

Mexican President: Drug Murders Down 15-20 Percent – AP

Mexico Gang in Youth Camp Rampage – BBC

Mexico Nabs Officer Suspected in Airport Shooting – AP

Honduran Seizures Raise Fear of Wider Conflicts – AP

Peru's Humala Approval Rating Suffers as Conflicts Flare – Reuters

US, Cuba Resume Direct Maritime Shipments – VOA

A New, Modern Haiti is Rising from the Earthquake Rubble – McClatchy

A Thousand Supporters Fete Former Haiti Leader – AP

Impasse in El Salvador – WP editorial

Democratic Deficit in Latin America – MH opinion

 

Asia Pacific / Central

Japan Recalls Ambassador to China over Island Dispute – WP

USPACOM Chief Arrives in Philippines for Security Talks – AFPS

Chinese Navy Ship Floated off Disputed Shoal – VOA

N. Korea Relieves Powerful Military Chief from All Posts – AP

N. Korea Experts Can See a Lot in a Hemline – NYT

Race to Help Japan Flood Victims – BBC

Floods in Japan Kill 26, Thousands Remain Cut Off – AP

Burma Signs GE Deal – VOA

Mining Lifts Some Fortunes in Mongolia – NYT

A Proper U.S. Pivot Toward Asia – WP editorial

Moving Too Fast on Burma – WP opinion

 

Europe

Cyprus: Foreign Tip-off Led to Terror Suspect's Arrest  – AP

Israel PM Accuses Hezbollah of Cyprus Attack Plot – Reuters

Polish Rescuers of Jews Celebrated as Heroes – AP

Nazi Hunters Give Information on Hungarian Suspect – AP

Dilemma for Greek Youth: Fight or Flee – CNN

Back in Russia Flood Zone, Putin Tries to Protect Image – Reuters

After Assassinations, Basque Killers Explain – NYT

 

South Asia

Mortar Kills Woman, 3 Children in Pakistan – AP

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