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July 15th, 2009

CIA Assassin Program Was Nearing New Phase White House Objects to Bar on Using Contractors to Conduct Interrogations
Air Force Project Being Probed Is Linked to Murtha Embedded With US Marines in Afghanistan
In Deeply Divided Honduran Society, a Potentially Combustible Situation China Unrest Can Be Traced to Program That Sends Uighurs Across Country to Work
Who Will Succeed Kim Jong Il? Inmates at US Facility in Bagram Protest Indefinite Detention
Honduran Church Backs President's Ouster Israel Sees Evidence of Hezbollah's Rearming in an Explosion in Southern Lebanon
General Warns Against Quick End to Afghan Combat Russian Weapon Is in Need of Rescue
South Korean Court to Hear Suit From North Washington Has a Uighur Problem, Too
After a Surge in Deaths, Britain Debates Afghan War Effort Video of Mumbai Attacker's 'Confession'
Kenya's Bill for Bloodshed Nears Payment Abbas Orders Al-Jazeera Ban in West Bank
Will Af-Pak War Spill Into Tajikistan? Israel Anti-Missile System Passes Live Fire Test
Bombs Kill 11 in Iraq, Highlight Security Fears Clinton: US Won't Hesitate to Use Military Against Iran
Private Contractors Replacing Troops in Iraq, Afghanistan 'Support for Terrorism' Charges in Dispute at Guantanamo
Supreme Leader Khamenei Diminished in Iranians' Eyes A Tense Yet Colorful Tour of Korean DMZ
Sri Lanka Cancels $200 Million China, Pakistan Weapons Purchase July Already the Deadliest Month in Afghanistan
Troops Kill 13 Taliban in Swat Valley Hamas to Non-Aligned Movement Summit: End the Gaza Blockade
Motorcycle Ban Imposed on Baghdad Until Sunday Kurdistan May Transfer Arab Prisoners to Nineveh
UN Envoy Says Iraqi Christians Need Better Protection Clinton: US Won't Hesitate to Use Military Against Iran
Obama Threatens Veto Over Defense Budget Changes US Considers Expanding Army: Pentagon
Obama Renews Waiver on Cuba-Property Lawsuits Oas Says to Keep Up Pressure on Honduras
Gallup Poll: Ousted Honduran Leader With 46 Pct Approval Zelaya's Supporters Call for Strikes in Honduras
Mumbai Security Tightened After Attack Alert Police Easy Prey for Maoist Rebels - Experts
Pakistan Sees Momentum in Ties With India AU Force in Somalia Needs Stronger Mandate: Uganda
Republic of Congo Re-Elects Longtime Leader Gaza War Order Was 'Shoot First,' Some Troops Say
North Korea Says No Dialogue Without Respect for Sovereignty North Korea: No Disarmament Talks
Court Orders Arrest of 4 Police in Kashmir Murders Government PR Campaign Targets Chinese Muslims
India, Pakistan PMs to Meet, Mumbai Attacks Cloud Talks UN Discuss Sanctions to Target North Korean Individuals
UN Says Ammo Probably Triggered South Lebanon Blast French Kidnapped for Cash Not Politics: Somali Minister
Somali Man's Family Says He's Not a Terrorist Turkish Commander, Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
Obama Hopes Netherlands Will Continue Afghan Mission Civilians Among Several Killed in Afghanistan
Former US Afghan Commander Says He Was Embarrassed Clinton Extends Hand to Taliban Who Quit Battle
Why Some Israeli Soldiers Are Disillusioned by Gaza Tactics Nigerian Rebels Declare 'Oil War' Truce
Fears of Swat Operation Spillover in Tajikistan US, Colombia Near Base Access Deal
Car Explodes in Front of Albanian Parliament Gilani Says Peace With India 'Achievable'
Liberia's Taylor Rejects War Crimes Charges Mousavi: Protesters' Blood Will Not Go in Vain
Israeli Navy in Suez Canal Prepares for Potential Attack on Iran Clinton: Offer to Talk With Tehran Not Open-Ended
14 Killed in Clashes in Swat as Refugees Return Canadian at Gitmo: No Military Lawyers Wanted
Troops Seize Venezuela Police Station, 6 Injured Tenet Canceled Secret CIA Hit Teams, Successors Revived It
Pentagon Won't Ban War-Zone Smoking, Despite Study Vote Postponed on Bid to Remove F-22 Jet Funding
In Egypt, Non-Aligned Nations Focus on Meltdown Ex-Powell Aide Suggests CIA Assassination Program Was Actually Active
Clinton Doesn't Rule Out Compromise With Israel on Construction UN: South Lebanon Arms Cache a Serious Violation
Israeli Reservists Take on 'Most Moral' Military Strip Search Prompted June Protest at Guantanamo
Air Force: Miliary Nurse to Face Trial for 3 Deaths Mom of GI Killed in Iraq Clinic Shooting Seeks Info
Iraq Gears Up for $30 Billion Housing Projects Iraq Launches Bid to Recover Saddam-Era Documents
PA Forces Raid al-Jazeera Offices in West Bank, Announce Ban German Intel Denies Iran Nuclear Report
Israel Blocks French Envoys From Bastille Day Party in Gaza UK Upholds Ban on 'Misleading' Israel Tourism Ad
July Equals Deadliest Month of Afghan War Obama to Host Iraqi PM at White House
Turkish Senior Commander Killed in Road Accident in Afghanistan Somalia Reports Arrests in French Advisers' Kidnap
Al-Qaeda No. 2: US Threatens Pakistan's Destiny Korean Armies Face Off but Repeat of War Unlikely
IMF: West Bank Economy Can Grow if Israel Eases Up Army: Soldiers in Slayings at Home Faced Heavy Iraq Combat
Suicide Bomber Kills 6 in Iraq's Anbar Province Wednesday: 14 Iraqis Killed, 68 Wounded
Gadhafi Says Iran Nuclear Program to Be Supported Clinton Warns Iran on Engagement
Death Toll in China Riots Rises to 192 UK Army Chief: More Troops Needed in Afghanistan
Russian Activist Found Murdered After Abduction in Chechnya Palestinians Ban al-Jazeera Television Over Plot Allegations
Israelis Chained Pregnant Prisoners to Beds Blair to Run for EU Presidency
Afghan Insurgents Expand Their Use of Increasingly Sophisticated Homemade Bombs

July 14th, 2009

Zelaya Says Hondurans Have 'Right to Insurrection' Colors Could Disappear From Terror Alert System
Sudan Criticizes Obama for Calling Darfur Genocide China Warns of Reprisals in Algeria After Unrest
Israeli Soldiers in Gaza Describe a 'Moral Twilight Zone' US-Russian Rapprochement Falters Over Georgia

July 13th, 2009

Yoo to Appeal Ruling That Greenlit Torture Lawsuit 3 Israelis Wounded in West Bank Attack
Top Anti-Torture Lawyers Criticize AG Holder's Torture Probe, Saying It May Let 'Higher-Ups' Off
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