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April 24th, 2009

Massive Death Tolls Raise Concerns in Iraq In Reversal, Army Ends Delay on Lightweight Armor
US: Tamil Tigers Should Surrender to a Third Party North Korea Says Reprocessing Nuclear Fuel Rods
Wounded, and Stories of Loss, Fill Iraqi Hospital Americans Accused of Stealing Fuel in Iraq
Storm of Violence in Iraq Strains Its Security Forces Petrol Bombs Thrown at Sri Lanka Embassy in Berlin
Napolitano Apologizes Directly to Vets Group for Report Petraeus Sees Rising Threat From Radicals in Pakistan
Precarious South Essential to Sudan Amid Outcry on Torture Memo, Judge Bybee's Private Regret
Cheney Requests Release of 2 CIA Reports on Interrogations No Proof Torture Stopped Terror Attacks
Report: 177 People Killed in Sudan by Cattle Rustlers Israeli Soldiers Detain Busloads of Schoolchildren for Three Hours
Testimony: Settlers Assault Pregnant Woman With Sticks and Stones, April '09 Israeli FM: US Will Accept Any Israeli Decision
German FM to US: Remove Nukes Pakistani Civilians Stand Up to the Taliban
Local Taliban Takes Over Contested District as Militants Return to Swat CIA Ordered to Turn Over Documents Relating to Destroyed Interrogation Tapes
Sweden Spied on CIA 'Terror Flights': Report CIA Official: No Proof Harsh Techniques Stopped Terror Attacks
More Guard Troops Considered for Mexico Border Somali Leader Wants AU Force to Leave
Photos to Detail US Abuse in Iraq, Afghanistan Document: Military Agency Referred to 'Torture,' Questioned Its Effectiveness
More Than 40 Injured in West Bank Barrier Demo US, Russia Discuss New Nuclear Arms Control Treaty
Thais Who Rioted Last Week Call for New Protests Pakistani Taliban End Push, but Questions Remain
UN Committee Puts 3 North Korea Firms on Blacklist US Plans to Accept Several Chinese Muslims From Guantanamo
Pithy Peace Treaties? Diplomats Turn to Twitter CIA Bomb Disposal Squad Ordered to Improve Performance
Holbrooke: No Evidence India Supporting Terror in Pakistan Gilani: Taliban Can't Get Nukes
Hillary 'Concerned' Over Pakistan Nukes In Indonesia, Islamists Lost Political Ground
Russia's Lavrov to Meet NATO Despite Georgia Row India Presses for Sri Lanka Truce as Casualties Rise
Pakistan Warns Taliban Against Dishonoring Swat Peace Pact Plight of Trapped Sri Lankan Civilians Worsens
German Foreign Minister Calls for US to Remove Nuclear Weapons Maoist Rebels Kill Seven in India Election Violence
EU to Send 90 Election Observers to Lebanon Appeals Court Rules Gitmo Detainees Are Not 'Persons'
Sadr Bloc MP: Baghdad Attacks Carry al-Qaeda Hallmark Taliban Fighters Still Swagger in Buner's Fear-Filled Streets
Pentagon May Have Up to 2,000 Photographs of Prisoner Abuse Freed From Guantanamo, a Uighur Clings to Asylum Dreams in Sweden
US Military Claims Killing 14 Militants in Afghanistan Tribesmen Flee Orakzai as Operation Continues
Tension Grips Buner as Military Operation Looms Russia Silent on NATO's Georgia War Games
Rafsanjani Urges US to End Sanctions Threat Gurkhas Up in Arms Over Home Office 'Treachery'
Israeli Settlers Wound Seven in West Bank Lieberman Presses Chinese FM on Iran
Obama Commemorates Armenian Tragedy but Doesn't Say 'Genocide' Can Afghans Regain Lost Valley? No Way, Police Say
Taliban Insurgents Ambush US Patrol in Afghan Village Petraeus: It Will Take Iraq Time to Put Down Extremists
Baghdad Bombings: Is Iraq Unraveling Again? Sudan JEM Rebels Reshuffle to Include New Groups
We're Unharmed, Say Aid Workers Seized in Somalia Opposition: No Talks Unless Peacekeepers Quit Somalia
NATO Extends Anti-Piracy Mission Off Somalia Pakistan Diplomat Faults US Strategy
US Military Worried About Taliban Move on Pakistan Russia's Lavrov Says North Korea Not Ready for Talks
2 US Journalists to Be Tried in North Korea UN Council Near Deal on North Korea Blacklist - Envoys
Iran Cleric Tells Washington to Stop the Language of Threats Land Mine Blast Kills 5 During India's Elections
Canada May Appeal Ruling on Guantanamo Detainee New US Ambassador Arrives in Baghdad
Canadian Woman Soldier Found Dead in Afghanistan US: Pakistan Focus Should Be Taliban, Not India
EU Parliament Urges Iraq Not to Expel Group Iraqi Blasts Stir Worries of Insurgent Push
Chavez Foe Goes Into Hiding After Arrest Warrant Congress to Debate Role of Recruiters in Schools
White House: No Point Appealing Photos' Lawsuit Pakistan Flaw Threatens US Afghan Plan
Lieberman: US Will Accept Any Israeli Policy Decision Petraeus: Shippers Should Consider Armed Guards
Air Collision Fears Slow Expansion of US Drone Use Appeals Court Tosses Gitmo Suit _ Again
Russia's Medvedev Sacks Military Spy Chief Afghan Officials: Clash Kills Least 12 Taliban
Lebanese Parliament Based on Sectarian Split Hezbollah Win in Lebanon Poll Would Be Big Upset
Petraeus: Tunisian Militants Attacking Iraq Thousands of Armenians Mourn WWI Mass Killings
Obama Brands Armenian Killings 'Great Atrocities' UN Torture Envoy: US Must Prosecute Bush Lawyers
US: Pakistan Focus Should Be Taliban, Not India Pakistani Taliban Begin Pullback to Swat Stronghold
Sunni Bloc: Beneficiaries From US Presence Are Behind Recent Bombings UN Says Nearly 6,500 Civilians Killed in Sri Lanka
Second Day of Iraq Bombings Leaves 67 Dead Pentagon to Release Photos of Detainee Abuse Next Month
Unemployed, Unapologetic and Unrestrained – It's Cheney Unbound Friday: 1 US Soldier, 93 Others Killed; 163 Wounded in Iraq
Major Attacks in Iraq Since Jan. 1 Second Bloody Day in Iraq: 60 Dead in Shrine Bombing
Pakistani Taliban Pull Back to Swat Stronghold

April 23rd, 2009

Amnesty: NATO Bombing of Serbian TV 'War Crime' General Who Probed Abu Ghraib Says Bush Officials Committed War Crimes
Taliban Mean Nothing to Afghanistan's Hungry Farmers Taiwan and China to Increase Economic Cooperation
Thailand Lifts Emergency, Seeks Charter Revamp
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