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January 20th, 2011

Sri Lanka's War-Scarred Minorities Living 'in Fear' - Rights Group Opposition in Tunisia Finds Chance for Rebirth
US Warning to China Sends Ripples to the Koreas Some See a Cash Motive in Duvalier's Return
Reactions to Hu's Visit Highlight a Stark Divide Among Chinese Americans Hu's Remarks Censored Back Home
Turkey to Host Nuclear Talks for Iran, UN Security Council Members, Germany Tunisia's Islamists Eye Place in Politics
UN-Appointed Human Rights Experts to Probe Death of Russian Lawyer Magnitsky Afghan Parliament to Defy Karzai's Postponement Order
Chinese President Hu Jintao Calls for Deeper Engagement With US, Assures Business Leaders A Lost Generation of Young People of Tunisia Discuss Grievances That Led to Their Revolution
Iraq Troop Withdrawal on Schedule Despite Attacks: US Iraq Football Victory Sparks Joy on Baghdad Streets
A Look at Recent Major Attacks in Iraq NATO Containers Pilfered in Pakistan
Women Soldiers Not Seen Picking Up Combat Arms Soon Blair Set for Second Grilling on Iraq War
US Expects No Big Breakthroughs in Iran Talks Israel 'Won't Tolerate Palestinian Insults Forever'
UN Resolution on Israeli Settlements Puts Obama in Bind France to Back 'Moderate' Israel Settler Resolution
Official: Cyber-Attack Did Not Affect Iran Nuclear Program China's Hu Rapped by Congress, Assures US in Speech
Probe: Wrong Men Convicted of Daniel Pearl Murder Afghan Children Killed, Injured by Mine
White House Not Ready to Agree Afghan Force Buildup Belarus Leader to Take Office After Flawed Poll
Pakistan Asks Israel to Stop New Settlements in Occupied Lands Oil Company Convoy Ambushed in Pakistan
3 Afghans Killed in Kandahar US Cable Claims Swiss Linked Iran, Gitmo to UBS
Joe Lieberman Insists Iraq Was Developing WMDs Pentagon Needs a Plan for Life After Gates, Advisory Board Says
Blackwater Founder Is Said to Back African Mercenaries WikiLeaks Accused of Tapping P2P for Secret Docs
Blackwater Founder Trains Somalis DC Wants Access to Thousands More Surveillance Cameras
Warning Shots Fired as Tunisia's Ruling Party Picketed Google Tehran: Downloads From Internet Giant Available in Iran for the First Time
Beirut Braced for Street Violence Tunisia Arrests Ben Ali's Relatives Amid Protests
7, Including Five Police, Killed in Kohat Attack Taliban, ISI Deny Mullah Omar Heart Attack Report
Lukashenko Accuses Germany, Poland of Planning Coup Against Him Hariri Seeks New Mandate as Lebanese Premier
Afghan Opium Production Could Rise in 2011 Six Killed as Taliban Abduct Hungarian Oil Company Employees
Exiles Outraged at Livingstone Role on Iran TV 'Mouthpiece' US Puts TTP Leader on Terror List
South Sudanese Vote for Secession Nears 99 Percent in Some Regions Pakistan Moves to Disarm Karachi
Tunisian Army Emerges Strong From Revolt Tunisian Government Offers Amnesty to All Parties, Protests Continue
PM: Israel Will Work to Disconnect Gaza From Power Grid Qurei: Israelis See Themselves as the Sole, Eternal Victim
Flotilla Raid Probe: Military Acted Properly in Killing Aid Workers Galant Confident; 'I Will Be Chief of Staff'
Hariri to Seek Lebanon Premiership in Wake of Hezbollah Turmoil Ex Blair Aide: UK Believed Netanyahu Was Untrustworthy
Tunisia Missing 1.5 Tonnes of Gold Karzai, Afghan Parliament Set for Clash in Constitutional Crisis
Pentagon Might Increase Guantanamo War Court Cases US Mulls Visa Ban on Several Pakistanis
Va. Teen Detained in Kuwait Now on His Way Back to US South Korea Accepts North Korean Proposal for Defense Talks
Ex-Gitmo Inmates Cite Wikileaks in French Trial Palestinians Defy US With Security Council Request
German Intelligence Hired Klaus Barbie as Agent Bush, Ex-Officials Gather for Gulf War Anniversary
France Makes Awkward U-Turn on Tunisia Policy Canadian Terror Suspect to Fight Extradition to US
US Blacklists Pakistani Taliban Leader Zimbabwe Mulls Treason Charges Over Wikileaks
Turkish FM Urges Iran to Offer Nuclear Assurances Afghan Base a 'Revolving Door' for Lawmakers
US to Move Some Fighter Jet Training From Okinawa to Guam UK Drops 28-Day Custody Limit for Terror Suspects
GAO: Gay Ban Cost Military $53,000 Per Dismissal Defense Industry Says Sen. Lieberman Will Be 'Hard to Replace'
CIA-Trained 'Terrorist' in US Court Karzai Visit to Russia Irks US
New Israeli Military Chief's Appointment in Peril Italian Soldier Slain by Afghan Soldier, Not 'Insurgents'
Thursday: 56 Iraqis Killed, 252 Wounded Israeli Troops Tear Gas House Near Jenin, Five Children Arrested in Hebron, Four Fishermen in Gaza
At Least 51 Killed, Mostly Pilgrims, in Iraq Car Bombings Tunisians: Wife of President Stole Bank Gold
Indonesian Soldiers Face Jail for 'Disobedience' Over Footage of Papua Civilian Torture Military 'Mentors' Quit Over Disclosure Rules
The Companies Who Support Censoring the Internet South Korea Agrees to Low-Level Talks With North
Canadian Forces Seek New Staging Base for Afghanistan Iran: Military Strike Would Not Stop Uranium Enrichment
Court Rules Government Can Continue to Suppress Detainee Statements Describing Torture 25 Tons of Bombs Wipe Afghan Town Off Map
Aristide Says He Is Ready to Return to Haiti Nato: Italian Soldier Killed by Afghan Counterpart
Officials: Bombs Kill 50 Pilgrims in Iraq Three Photographers, Three Papers, Same War Photos

January 18th, 2011

Australia Opens Probe of CIA Rendition
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