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31 October SWJ Roundup

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10.31.2012 at 09:41am

Small Wars Journal Daily Roundup

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USNI DailyReal Clear World

BBCCNN WorldCSM WorldLAT WorldNYT WorldWP WorldVOA

WP National SecurityWT National Security

American Forces Press ServiceAbu MuqawamaAir Force Times

Armed Forces JournalAOL DefenseArmy TimesAt WarBattleland

Best Defense – Danger RoomDefense TechDoD BuzzEarly Warning

Foreign AffairsForeign Policy

Infinity JournalLong War JournalMarine Corps Gazette

Marine Corps TimesMilitary ReviewNational Defense

Navy TimesParametersStars & StripesZenPundit

CNACNASCSISILWISWRand

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Afghanistan

Taliban Hits Region Seen as ‘Safest’ for Afghans – NYT

2 NATO Troops Killed in Apparent Afghan Insider Attack – VOA

Two NATO Troops Killed in Insider Attack in Southern Afghanistan – WP

Man in Afghan Uniform Kills 2 British Troops – AP

Afghan Election Date Is Set for April 5, 2014 – NYT

ISAF Operations Summary – AFPS

 

Syria

Observers: More Than 120 Die in Fighting in Syria Tuesday – VOA

Syria Activists Report 23 Dead in Damascus Suburb – AP

UN Envoy Says Syria Situation Worsening – VOA

Syrian Air Force on Offensive After Failed Truce – Reuters

Syrian Air Force Commander Is Reported Killed – NYT

Syrian Air Force General 'Killed by Rebels' – BBC

Syrian Rebels' Self-Defeating Infighting – TN editorial

 

Iran

Israeli Defense Chief Says Iran Postponed Nuclear Ambitions – NYT

Iran Nuclear Program is Major Talking Point in US Election -VOA

US, EU Hopeful of New Iran Nuke Talks – AP

Iran Urges Recognition of its Nuclear Rights – AP

Iran Begins New Military Exercises – AP

Iranian State Media Reports Navy Ships Docked in Sudan  – VOA

In Sudan Blast, Signs of Iran and Israel's Rivalry – AP

Iran Blinks, Just a Bit, For Now – TT editorial

 

Middle East / North Africa

Israel Reckons with Unraveling Gaza Policy – WP

Lebanon’s Sunnis at Risk of Radicalization – WP

IG report: Iraqi Auditors Point to Huge Money Laundering – AP

Bahrain Bans All Protests in New Crackdown – NYT

Bahrain Government Bans Protests – BBC

Qatar Urged to Free Poet Mohammed Ibn al-Dheeb al-Ajami – BBC

Yemen LNG Gas Pipeline Blown Up Again – Reuters

Protesters Disrupt Libya’s National Congress in Tripoli – WP

One Dead in Tunisia Clash Between Salafists and Police – BBC

Morocco Bombing Suspect Arrested by German Police – BBC

Tunisia’s Challenges – NYT editorial

Secret Surveillance – NYT opinion

 

US Department of Defense

Majority of US Drones Still Openly Broadcasting Secret Video – S&S

Riverine Success in Iraq Shows Need for Naval Quick-Reaction Force – S&S

Heavier, Tracked, More Tank-like Stryker Vehicle Unveiled – NT

Bases Along East Coast Scramble to Return to Normal After Sandy – S&S

In Videotaped Interview, Former Aviano IG Denies Sexual Assault – S&S

 

United States

Northeast Suffers Huge Damage in Storm’s Path – NYT

Superstorm Moves On, Leaving Devastation Behind – WP

Obama To Visit Storm-Ravaged New Jersey as Death Toll Mounts – VOA

A State-by-State Look at the East Coast Superstorm – AP

Chiarelli: Private Sector Will Lead in Breakthroughs in Brain Disorders – AC

Answers Needed About Benghazi Attack – WP opinion

Obama Doesn't Get It About Libya – NR opinion

Churchill Hates Obama's Foreign Policy – NI opinion

A Never-ending Drone War – FP opinion

Do We Really Need FEMA? – NYT opinion

 

Africa

Armed Intervention for Mali Being Finalized – VOA

Western Diplomats See Danger in Mali – LAT

Somali Gunmen Kill Radio Employee Over Militant Comment – VOA

Popular Somali Poet Gunned Down – BBC

Humanitarian Crisis Looms After Deadly Nigerian Floods – VOA

South Africa’s Census Reflects Progress – VOA

Rwandan Opposition Leader Jailed – BBC

Rwandan Minister Defends Ingabire 8-Year Prison Sentence – VOA

 

Americas

Mexican Pleads Guilty to Fast and Furious Murder – BBC

Mexican Man Pleads Guilty in Killing of US Agent – AP

Indigenous vs. Multinationals in Mexico Wind Power – AP

Colombia Rebel Ambush Kills Six Officers, Police Say – BBC

Will Brazil Crack Down on Corruption? – WP

Venezuela: Minister Henry Rangel Eyes State Governorship – BBC

Bolivian Journalist Fernando Vidal Set Alight On Air – BBC

Chile Secret Agents Charged Over 1976 Diplomat Murder – BBC

Jamaica Rounds Up Gang Suspects – BBC

 

Asia / Pacific

Ex-Envoy Says US Stirs China-Japan Tensions – NYT

China Confronts Japan Ships Near Disputed Islands – AP

US Ambassador Comments on China’s Tibetan Policies – VOA

In Tibet, a Surge in China Protest Self-Immolations – WP

Chinese State Newspaper Blasts NY Times Over Wen Story – VOA

China Indicates Nobel Feud With Norway Still On – AP

A Surprisingly Deep Chinese Joke About Hurricane Sandy – WP

Japan Gets Boost in Bid to Share US’s Yokota Air Base – WP

Outcry in Japan Over Diversion of Post-Disaster Aid Funds – NYT

Wendt Takes Helm of Special Ops Command in South Korea – S&S

N. Korea: Speculation Abounds As Kim Jong Un's Wife Reappears – VOA

Indonesian Forces Kill Terror Suspect in Raids – AP

As Burma Violence Continues, Warnings of Broader Instability – VOA

UN: Burma Opium Cultivation Rises – BBC

 

Europe

Wrangling Over Europe’s Budget Gets Under Way – NYT

US, EU Push for Better Relations Between Serbia and Kosovo – VOA

Clinton, Ashton: Bosnia Must Make Reforms to Join NATO, EU – VOA

Clinton Calls for Unity in Bosnia, Criticizes Serb Nationalists – WP

Clinton Urges Bosnia’s Leaders to Work Together – NYT

Ukraine Vote a Step Backward for Democracy, Says Clinton – VOA

Vote Energizes Ukraine's Opposition – VOA

Russia Using Stalin-Era Tactics, Rights Group Says – VOA

Immigrants Have Helped Set Catalonia Apart in Spain – NYT

Polish News Report on 2010 Crash Causes Furor – NYT

Greece Reaches Austerity Accord – BBC

Greek Government Gets Key Backing to Pass Reforms – Reuters

Turkey Allows Kurdish Language Classes – VOA

Kurds Clash with Turkish Police – BBC

An Independent Scotland? – WP editorial

 

South Asia

India's New FM to Focus on Pakistan, China Relations  – VOA

Population Bulge Tests India's Growth Aspirations – AP

UN: Pakistani Schools Need Protection From Terrorism – VOA

Pakistan Says Protects Rights, West Disagrees – Reuters

Pakistani Militant Leader Offers Storm Aid to US – VOA

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