Updated November 13, 2009 - 11:24 PM EST
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November 14th, 2009

UK Ministry of Defense Probes New Iraq Abuse Claims

November 13th, 2009

Six Groups Suspend Chad Aid After Killing, Kidnap Turkey Plans to Ease Restrictions on Kurds and Help End Decades of Conflict
Russian Deal on Afghan Supply Route Not a Deal Yet 9/11 Families Has Mixed Feelings About Trial Venue
Profiles of Four Terror Suspects China Focuses on Territorial Issues as It Equates Tibet to US Civil War South
Obama Says US Seeks to Build Stronger Ties to China Missing Bodies Prompt Army Probe of Arlington Cemetery
Lawmaker: Hasan Had Communications With Pakistan Holder Vows That Gitmo Defendants Will Not Be Released in the US
Terrorist Suspects Released From House Arrest After Peace Deal Nuclear Scars: Tainted Water Runs Beneath Nevada Desert
Disagreement in Middle East Over Iran's Nuclear Program Details About NSA Cyberattack During Bush Administration Revealed
Islamabad Police Praised After Killing Deaf Man EU Soldiers to Help Somali Troops
British Plan Taliban Reconciliation 5,000 More European Troops Expected for Afghan War
Blasts Rock Russian Ammunition Depot, 2 Killed Chechnya Says Helicopter Attack Kills 20 Rebels
Chavez Blames US Pact With Colombia for Tensions Sri Lanka General Hits Out Before Possible Poll Bid
Republicans Blast Obama Decision on Gitmo Israelis Seen Backing Possible Talks With Hamas
The Pentagon's Long-Term Plan to Get Back on Campus Suicides in US Army Are on Track to Reach New High
Britain's Abu Ghraib: Did Britain Collude With US in Abuse of Iraqis? Republicans Blast Obama Decision on Gitmo
North Korea Vows 'Merciless' Action to Protect Border Ottawa Fights Repatriation of Guantanamo Inmate
Along Baghdad Street, a Debate Over Limits of Free Expression Accustomed to Danger, Iraqi Journalists Now Face Legal Attacks
Muslims in US Military Face Heavy Scrutiny After Fort Hood Debate on Gaza Report Shows Growing Resolve to Challenge Pro-Israeli Stance
Kosovo Opposition Politician Attacked Ahead of Local Polls Taliban Gain Foothold in Once-Stable Afghan North
Three Policemen Killed in Maoist Blast in Eastern India Foreign Diplomats Test Pakistani Police With Dummy Bombs
EU, Iraq Finalize Far-Reaching Cooperation Deal 13-Year-Old Christian Boy Shot Down in Mosul
Israel 'Personally Attacking Human Rights Group' After Gaza War Criticism Turkey Says Willing to Store Uranium From Iran
Iran Armed Forces Chief Backs Nuclear Deal Lawyer: 'Shocking' That Khadr Will Face Military Commission in US
Police Clash With Maoist Protesters in Nepal Gunmen Torch NATO Tankers in Pakistan, Kill Driver
Gordon Brown Demands NATO Backs Karzai With Troops Muslims Must Quit British Forces, Says Iranian Envoy
Tent Cities Raised as Saudis Flee Border Bombardment Intel Places Barbed Wire Fence Ahead of Israeli Protest
Report: Israel Using Live Fire Against Protesters The US Jew Whose Iran Views Rile Israel Intelligence Officials
Huge Rise in Birth Defects in Fallujah Report: Somali Terror Suspect Had US Residency
Brother: Minn. Terror Suspect Had Little Money French Navy Captures 12 Pirates Off Somalia
Major Militant Attacks in Pakistan Since October North Korea Vows to Defend Itself After Sea Clash
Syrian President Says Israel Doesn't Want Peace Iran to Try Brother-In-Law of Opposition Leader
Prepaid Phone Ban Stirs Anger in Indian Kashmir Witness in Italy May Hold Key to Guantanamo Trials
Israeli Troops Kill Palestinian Along Gaza Border Berlin Against Anti-Terror Bank Data Deal
Brother of Terror Suspect: 'We Are Not Extremists' Sino-Indian Rivalry Fuels Nepal's Turmoil
UK Navy Ship Watched as Pirates Took 2 Britons Russian Policemen Air Abuse Complaints on Youtube
US Expects to Seek Death Penalty for 9/11 Suspects Army Says Morale Down Among Troops in Afghanistan
A Look at the 10 Gitmo Detainees Headed to Us Swiss Privacy Watchdog to Sue Google Street View
2012 Games Pose Biggest Security Risk in Decades Japan's Hatoyama Eyes Civilian Role in Afghanistan
Despite Marines' Presence, Fear of Taliban Persists in Afghan Town Kerry: US Can't 'Walk Away' From Afghanistan
At Least 20 Killed in Peshawar Bombings Army Releases October Suicide Data
Current Population at US Prison at Guantanamo 'War Criminal Go Home,' Brazil Protesters Shout at Peres
Israel General Says Hamas Curbing Gaza Rocket Fire Friday: 3 Iraqis Killed, 9 Wounded
Rep. Moran: 'Obama Needs to Get Out of This War Before He Owns This War' Israeli Military Vs. Goldstone: PR 'Commando' Explains War to Americans
Top Official: US Won't Accept Partial Settlement Freeze Saudis Flee Villages in Yemen Clash
Bush Was Concerned Successor Might Revoke Telco Spy Immunity Houston Mosque Insists It Isn't Part of the Iranian Government
Germany to Send 100 More Troops to Afghanistan Gitmo 9/11 Suspects Heading to NY Criminal Trial
Attacks Kill 16 in Pakistan, Spy Agency Targeted Two Japanese Subs From World War II Era Are Found Off Hawaii
In Tokyo, Obama Makes Concession on Marine Base Britain Asks Allies for More Troops in Afghanistan
Alleged Fort Hood Shooter Is Paralyzed, Lawyer Says

November 12th, 2009

Top White House Lawyer Pushed Out Over Gitmo Dispute
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