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July 7th, 2011

Ambitious Libyan Rebels to Meet NATO and EU Chiefs Next Week Libya: Rebels Eye Major Refiners for Help After Gadhafi's Departure
Libyan Rebels Aim for Tripoli US Tests New Approach to Terrorism Cases on Somali Suspect
Reporter Seeks to Avoid Testifying Malaysian Opposition Digs In
Air Goes Out of Protests in a Leaderless Yemen OAS Report: Honduras Implicated in 20 Deaths, Including 8 Assassinations, After 2009 Coup
Purported Letter From North Korean Official to A.Q. Khan House Cuts Funding on Military Bands for First Time
Rights Groups Push US to Apply Pressure on Myanmar NATO Admits Civilian Deaths in Afghanistan
Israeli Airport Gears Up Against Activists South Sudan Secedes Amid Tensions
Families of Military Suicide Victims Call for Widened Condolence Policy Captured Gadhafi Soldiers, Including Foreign Fighters, Tell of Low Morale
Thursday: 2 US Soldiers, 4 Iraqis Killed; 11 Wounded Honduras Truth Commission Rules Zelaya Removal Was Coup
Human-Rights Groups Urge Action on Syria Syria Activists and Security Forces Brace for Protests
Egyptians Race to Archive Tahrir Square Revolution Starving North Korea Faces Suspicious Donors
Human Rights Ruling on UK Iraq Troops NATO Alliance Fears as Italy Cuts Back on Libya Role
For Members of the Military, Suicide Can Be a Greater Danger Than the Enemy Rights of Somali Suspect May Pose Issue: US Judge
Bahrain's Crisis: Shoot First, Then Talk At Least 49 Killed in Pakistani City of Karachi
NATO Strikes at Libya's Oil in Bid to Oust Gadhafi US, Iraq Negotiating Possible Post-2011 US Force: Mullen
UN Report on Gaza Flotilla Delayed to Enable Israel-Turkey Talks Somalia: We Have a Lot to Learn From Rwanda
As Egypt Change Drags On, Some Praise Mubarak Any Force Deal With Iraq Must Address Iran: Mullen
Yemen's Saleh Appears on TV, Offers to Share Power UN Accused of Standing by While Sudanese Forces Killed Civilians
European Court Victory on Civilian Deaths in Iraq Private Hospital in N Waziristan Demolished
US Admits 'Difficulties' in Pakistan Relations Shoot at Sight Orders Issued in Karachi
Saudi Tank Deal to Face Vote Friday in German Parliament US Ambassador in Hama to Show Support for Protests
Uganda on Terror Alert, 1 Year After Last Attack 6 Suspected Militants Killed in Mauritania
US Firm Pays $7.5 Million Over Kabul Brothel Row Iraqi PM Maliki Criticises Sunni Secession Talk
US, Iraq Negotiating Possible Post-2011 US Force: Mullen Palestinians Report Dramatic Rise in Settler Attacks
Lebanese Lawmakers Approve Hezbollah-Run Cabinet Pakistan May Have Sanctioned Reporter's Death: US
US House Speaker Pledges Support for Dalai Lama IAEA Chief Says to Meet Iran FM, Wants Cooperation
Iraqi Civilian Killed in Tribal Feud South of Amara China Warns US Officials Not to Meet Dalai Lama
25 Face Trial Over Egypt's 'Battle of the Camel' US Says 'Vital' to Keep UN in Sudan's South Kordofan
US House Votes to Bar Military Aid to Libyan Rebels Iran-Iraq Trade to Hit $20 Billion
US Now Believes Al-Qaeda Leader Kashmiri Is Dead Pakistan Denies N. Korea Bribe for Nuclear Technology
Cuba to Hear Jailed American Gross' Appeal July 22 New Indictment Charges 2 in Seattle Terror Plot
Real IRA Chief Michael Mckevitt Loses Omagh Bomb Appeal Tanks Withdrawing From Restless Syrian City
Officials: Militants Kill 10 Yemeni Soldiers President Omar Al-Bashir Gives South Sudan His Blessing
Ivory Coast Ex-Rebel Commander Bakayoko Named Army Head Afghan Protest at Civilian Deaths 'in NATO Air Strike'
Hundreds Arrested in Belarus at Anti-Lukashenko Rallies Court Ruling 'Paves Way for UK Iraqi Abuse Hearings'
Juan Carlos: Basque Arrested Over Spain 'Murder Plot' Israel 'Angry' at UN Report on Lebanon Deaths
Libyan Rebels Advance Towards Key Town South of Tripoli UK Merchant Ships 'Could Be Armed' to Stop Pirates
Four Israeli Warplanes Violate Lebanese Airspace Former Israeli Minister Evades Arrest Warrant Over Lebanon War
New Levi's Ad Campaign Echoes Arab Spring PM Says Israel Not Overreacting to 'Air Flotilla'
US: Unsealed Indictment Reveals Terror Plot Against Israel Flotilla Activists About to Give Up?
Israel Bars 300 Activists From Flying to Israel Israel's Message: Hate Thy Pro-Palestinian Activist
Credit Card Payments to WikiLeaks on Again Killings in Syria 'Must Stop', Says Ban
Yemen's Badly Burned Saleh Appears on TV Unhappy Workers Threaten to Shut Down Egypt's Suez Canal
House Narrowly Rejects Defunding of Libya War House Rejects Effort to Prohibit Funds for Libya
Deadly Attack on Buses in Pakistan's Karachi Wait … So We Are Trying Terrorists in NYC?
Germany Files Murder Charges Against Albanian in Shooting of US Airmen William J. Lynn III, a Top Pentagon Official, Stepping Down
Georgian Photojournalists Arrested for Spying 2 US Soldiers Killed by Baghdad Roadside Bomb
Yemen VP Presents New Transition Plan: Saleh Stays Italy's Berlusconi Exposes NATO Rifts Over Libya
Another NATO Strike Kills 14 Afghan Civilians in Khost Shipping Company: Somali Pirates Fire Rocket-Propelled Grenade at Oil Tanker, Causing Fire
NATO Says It's Not Involved in Helping Libyan Rebels Advance US Returns Artifacts, Hussein-Era Objects to Iraq
In Libya, Rebels Gaining in the West Russia Bars Two Putin Critics From Leaving Country
Taliban Commander Back on the Air in Pakistan Afghan Children, Civilians Killed in NATO Strike
1 Dead, 5 Hurt in Pendleton Helo Crash Chinese Firms Developing Armed Drones; Eyes Pakistan for Sales

July 6th, 2011

At Least 29 Killed as Karachi Violence Again Escalates
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