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Pentagon

	Pentagon official barred from aiding war-crime prosecution International Herald Tribune
	US official: 1 shipment to be allowed to Myanmar Philadelphia Daily News
	Nato supports US missile shield The News International

Police

	Trinamul demands case against MP The Statesman
	Rigging, bombing during Burdwan polls The Statesman
	Scientists probe recent Calif. coyote attacks MSNBC
	Scientists probe recent coyote attacks in California San Diego

NATO

	Russian fury at NATO 'air attacks' CNN
	NATO could end rotating command in S. Afghanistan Turkish Press
	The mouse that roared: Georgia's Saakashvili trying to provoke Russia Infowars
	HM receives letter from Nato chief Bahrain Tribune

Human Rights

	Gaza blackouts as fuel runs low BBC News
	Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain The Australian
	Give generals the boot, it's the only way The Australian

Security

	Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq Turkish Press
	System transfers funds to radicals The Australian
	Top officials vow to go after kidnappers San Diego

Turkish soldiers secure the area as they patrol with their platoon in Sirnak province, on the Turkish-Iraqi border, southeastern Turkey, Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007

Turkish military: Warplanes strike rebel targets in Iraq

Pakistani special forces soldiers guard long lines of buses used to transport election officials and ther voting materials form the city court house in Karachi to the voting stations Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008. Voters will go to the polls in parliamentary elections on Feb. 18

'al-Qaeda on the run'—Pakistan

During a search and destroy mission in the Zhawar Kili area, U.S. Navy SEALs (SEa, Air, Land) found valuable intelligence information, including this Osama Bin Laden propaganda poster located in an al Qaida classroom. In addition to detaining several sus

Sudan cuts ties with Chad The News Tribune
Ankara launches new air and artillery strikes on PKK in Iraq Daily Star Lebanon
FLDS seeks Bush's help, calls raid 'act of terrorism' Houston Chronicle
Manipur film forum buckles under terror pressure The Statesman
Gwynne Dyer: Healthcare Obama's likely preferred cure for US NZ Herald
Multiple twisters cut path of terror NZ Herald
Iraq vows to stamp out Al Qaeda Khaleej Times
$94.6 million awarded in Cuban man's death The Miami Herald
US lawyer barred for Guantanamo bias Sydney Morning Herald
Mosul offensive to be the 'fiercest' against Al Qaeda Khaleej Times
Turkey hits Kurdish rebel bases in Iraq Fresno Bee
A year of creeping terror The Guardian
Key al Qaeda member killed in Afghanistan: web Reuters
Key al Qaeda member killed in Afghanistan China Daily
Al-Qaida member killed in Afghanistan Belfast Telegraph
Qaeda says key member killed in Afghanistan International Herald Tribune
Turkey's military targets Kurdish rebel bases in strikes in International Herald Tribune
After taking on McDonald's, Spurlock went after Osama Buffalo News
Turkish planes bomb Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq Turkish Press
Don't forget the Cole Toledo Blade

gun battle in india kashmir

Concern over 'hungry soldiers' as troops say Army wages are too little to bring up ...

Indonesia - Education - Science - University - Students - graduates.(nu1)

Grads concerned about economy, future

Shiite gunmen patrol the streets as they take control of the area during clashes between pro-government supporters of Druse leader Walid Jumblatt and Shiite gunmen and their allies in Chouweifat south of Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, May 11, 2008.

Lebanese clashes shift to mountains

Minivan flips on western Pennsylvania interstate; 6 killed Syracuse
Police identify man killed by Omaha police officer Omaha World-Herald
Serbia's pro-Western president declares victory in elections Buffalo News
Documents indicate that Chavez helped Colombia rebels Buffalo News
Attorney blames Tallahassee police for woman's death The Miami Herald
Married couple found dead in Canton home The Boston Globe
18-year old arrested in stabbing of 14-year-old Houston Chronicle
Lebanese violence spreads to mountains outside capital Houston Chronicle
Serbia's pro-West president claims election win CNN
At least 20 dead, dozens missing as Haiti ferry capsizes Turkish Press
Supreme Court Lawyers in Bangladesh will Observe Token Boyco Voanews
Cyclist killed during Portsmouth to Columbus tour The Columbus Dispatch
Dungeon daughter Elisabeth Fritzl amazed to be free Sydney Morning Herald
Letter of the day: McCain needs a remedial civics class Star Tribune
Environmentalists, energy companies look to U.S. for decisio Canoe
Lebanese fear all-out war, but hope for political compromise Canoe
From jail to a job: One mother's quest to keep her baby Canoe
Pennsylvania police: Minivan crosses median and collides wit Star Tribune
Soap Opera Digest Star Tribune
5,000 foster parents are needed urgently for children in res The Times

india kahmir gun battle

Army says 10 killed in clashes with militants in Indian Kashmir

Tennessee Titans

Ohio State football: Stepping forward

Republican presidential hopeful, Sen. John McCain (ayt1)

Already, Obama and McCain map fall strategies

Woodruff at SU: "Life is precious" Syracuse
Main parties in Serbia vote Syracuse
Facts and figures about Serbia Syracuse
EU says pro-EU win will speed Serbian membership Canada Dot Com
Polish pride promoted in exhibit Canada Dot Com
Key Ky. Democrat backs Obama The Enquirer
Main parties in Serbia's parliamentary elections Star Tribune
Business forum: Get current to keep new hires interested Star Tribune
Charles Krauthammer: She landed a punch -- but it was much t Star Tribune
Sir Salman Rushdie favourite as readers vote for Best of the The Times
Speedo, the swimwear company, leaves its competitors standin The Times
Clark urges pressure on Myanmar TVNZ
Carbon tax a tough sell, Dion told Globe and Mail
Pro-West party wins Serb election Globe and Mail
Israeli troops face more scrutiny for abuse of Palestinians Daily Star Lebanon
Sudan accuses Chad of backing attack on Khartoum, cuts diplo Daily Star Lebanon
Targeting media outlets is never a good idea Daily Star Lebanon
Some countries evacuate nationals after internal armed confl Daily Star Lebanon
Sfeir urges rival leaders to engage in dialogue Daily Star Lebanon
Truce brings peace to Baghdad's Sadr City - for now Daily Star Lebanon

FARC commander Raul Reyes takes a break along with other FARC rebels from talks to salvage Colombia's peace process

Colombia shows new rebel documents that link Venezuela

Afghan prisoners leave the prison courtyard before their release from Pul-e-Charki jail in Kabul on Monday, Sept. 13, 2004. The group of 371 Afghans who fought beside the Taliban against U.S.-led forces after the September 11 were released from Pul-e-Cha

'Time to talk to Taliban'

President George W. Bush attends the swearing-in of Gen. Michael Hayden as the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency by Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Va., Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Pictured holding

Judge orders CIA to turn over 2002 torture memo

Newly disclosed computer files indicate Chavez sought to arm Star Tribune
Newly disclosed computer files show tight Venezuelan ties to International Herald Tribune
Will Zimbabwe's Runoff Be Delayed? Time Magazine
Colombia discloses new documents on Venezuelan ties to FARC The Miami Herald
Rocket hits roof of BBC bureau in Baghdad USA Today
CIA Ordered to Turn Over 'Torture' Memo ABC News
US calls computer files linking Chavez to FARC authentic: re Turkish Press
A battle for peace NZ Herald
Paedophile charges NZ Herald
Senator says ban torture but give CIA interrogation leeway Examiner
Lawmakers Seek Probe of 'Media Generals' Common Dreams
"Best Santa Ever" A Pedophile? CBS News
Pedophile suspect found in N.J.; played Santa, painted faces The Examiner
'Best Santa ever' arrested in N.J. on child sex charges The Examiner
Alert nets arrest on child porn charges Buffalo News
Pedophile suspect arrested after manhunt The Australian
AP U.S. NewsBrief at 2:38 p.m. EDT Insurance Newsnet
Online Library Gets FBI To Back Off On National Security Let Common Dreams
Abuse Claims Mount Against Pentagon, Contractors Common Dreams
Toronto experts aid in global pedophile manhunt Canada Dot Com

U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney makes a speech in Sydney, Australia, Friday, Feb. 23, 2007. Cheney reaffirmed Washington´s commitment to winning in Iraq, warning in his speech that the alternative would give terrorists "a taste of victory&quot

Cheney aide subpoenaed to testify to Congress

Film

Iron Man and the Merchants of Death

Heaps of suitcases of Jews and other nationals who were brought to their death in the gas chambers of the Nazi camp of Auchwitz-Birkenau, are seen at the former camp´s museum in Oswiecim, Poland on Jan. 11, 2007. New museum director, Piotr Cywinski

Worldview: The looming threat to Israel lies within

Business Calendar Star Tribune
Private security firms say no way to meet demand of 2010 Win Canoe
Blackwater unlikely to face charges in Iraq shooting The News Tribune
FBI to settle with former robbery suspect in Oregon The Examiner
Guns in restaurants draw stares but little outcry The Examiner
Judge bars general from war-court case The Miami Herald
Warring History National Review
FBI video shows powerful explosion at San Diego courthouse The Examiner
New Orleans FBI agent retires The Examiner
Reporter challenges ruling over sources in anthrax case The Examiner
Plame seeks to resurrect lawsuit in CIA leak case The Examiner
N.Y. judge to review CIA memo on interrogation methods The Examiner
NY Judge may order release of CIA 'torture' memo The Examiner
Hmong general who helped U.S. now accused of terrorism International Herald Tribune
Blackwater may avoid charges The Columbus Dispatch
Cease-Fire Reported In Sadr City CBS News
Shop owner helps recover 6 coins stolen in Hilliard The Columbus Dispatch
Court mulls contempt order against ex-USA TODAY staffer USA Today
Plame seeks to resurrect suit in CIA leak case USA Today
Move to resurrect CIA leak case BBC News

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, left, gestures to Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa during their meeting in Beijing, Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007. (mb1)

Sri Lanka's president says election win a mandate for war against Tamil rebels

Burning cars are seen after a bomb exploded outside the a municipal building in Baabda, Lebanon

Beirut calm but violence spreading

Women wait in line to cast their votes for the Sri Lankan parliamentary elections in Attanagalle, a town on the outskirts of Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2001. Polling to elect Sri Lanka´s new parliament, began early Wednesday with women

Sri Lanka govt wins election

Documents show tight Venezuelan ties to Colombian rebels Chicago Tribune
We need something new to find a solution in Darfur Daily Star Lebanon
10 dead as rebels clash with troops Bahrain Tribune
Seth threatens Raj, probe ordered The Statesman
Up-gunned rifles The Statesman
Naxal-infested blocks peaceful The Statesman
7 killed as army clashes with rebels in Kashmir Gulf News
Militants killed in Afghani raids The Australian
Sri Lankan president says election victory is a mandate for International Herald Tribune
Several militants killed in Afghan operations Turkish Press
LEBANON: Opposition continues military takeover, enforces si IRINnews
Sudan cuts ties with Chad after rebel attack on Khartoum Houston Chronicle
Sudan says Chad complicit in rebel attack on Khartoum, cuts Canoe
Sudan says rebel attack has been defeated Globe and Mail
Sudan cuts ties with Chad after rebel attack Globe and Mail
Calm in Beirut, but violence rages in Tripoli Sydney Morning Herald
Sudan cuts diplomatic ties with Chad after raid on Khartoum Sydney Morning Herald
Sudan cuts ties with Chad over rebel support International Herald Tribune
Turkish military says hit Kurdish rebels in Iraq Canada Dot Com
Sudan severs relations with Chad, hunts rebels after attack Star Tribune

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