Global News Alert - September 13, 2010

Afghanistan

Wall Street JournalEfforts to Recruit Pashtuns in Afghan South Falter by Julian Barnes

Los Angeles TimesDemonstration against Koran-burning plan turns deadly in Afghanistan by Laura King

TelegraphNato urged to allow partition of Afghanistan by Damien McElroy

Associated PressAirstrikes kill 14 insurgents in Afghanistan

Agence France PresseBritish troops in Afghanistan face heroin smuggling probe

Wall Street JournalAfghanistan Blunts Anticorruption Efforts by Matthew Rosenberg

Pakistan

CNNSeparatist unrest, violence sparks curfew in Kashmir by Mukhtar Ahmad

Associated PressSuspected US missile strike kills 5 in Pakistan by Rasool Dawar

Christian Science MonitorPakistan floodwaters subside as a tide of allegation rises by Issam Ahmed

Financial TimesZardari dismisses concerns of flood aid misuse by Farhan Bokhar

Voice of AmericaMusharraf Plans Return to Pakistan Politics

Iraq

GuardianTorture and abuse rife in Iraq jails, Amnesty report says by Martin Chulov

CNNAmnesty: Iraq holding up to 30,000 detainees without trial

The New York Times- More Post-Combat U.S. Gunfire in Iraq by Timothy Williams

Los Angeles TimesAl Qaeda in Iraq rises again by Ned Parker

ReutersTurkey, Iraq to sign pipeline accord after delay

Agence-France PresseIraq agrees to compensate US victims of Saddam

Iran

Voice of AmericaWhite House Cautious But Optimistic for Release of US Hiker in Iran by William Ide

San Francisco ChronicleThe case for sanctions on Iran by Ruvim Braude

Boston HeraldScott Brown: Greatest terror threat is Iran

Eurasian ReviewFor Palestine, Sovereignty; For Israel, Security; For Iran, Concern by Neville Teller

 

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