Global News Alert - September 24, 2010

Afghanistan

The New York Times- Gates Defends Policy on Afghanistan and the Debate That Shaped It by Thom Shanker

Associated Press- Allegations of corruption in Kabul Bank

Christian Science Monitor- Mixed messages from Obama, Petraeus on Afghanistan pullout by Anna Mulrine

The New York Times- British Cuts to Military Concern U.S. Officials by Michael Gordon

Associated Press- Detained Afghan journalist released by coalition by Eric Talmadge

CNN- Senators want Afghanistan contract watchdog removed by Eric Talmadge

Pakistan

Radio Free Europe- Pakistan Wants Jailed Scientist Repatriated

Associated Press- UN session seeks to kick-start stalled nuke talks by Charles Hanley

The Diplomat- Karzai on India and Pakistan

Agence-France Presse- US envoy vows to hit Pakistan mistrust head-on

Iraq

The Washington Post- Diplomats who were left behind face security problems in Iraq by Joe Davidson

Associated Press- Fallujah raid highlights Iraq's security concerns by Brian Murphy

Reuters- U.S. troops fight on despite end to combat in Iraq by Jim Loney

Associated Press- Iraqi leader sends envoys to exiled cleric in Iran by Qassim Abdul-Zahra

The New York Times- Contractor Deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan Outnumber Service Member Deaths

Iran

Bloomberg- Stuxnet Computer Virus May Be Targeted at Iran Nuclear Plant by Alan Purkiss

Washington Times- Iranian president suggests U.S. 'orchestrated' the 9/11 attacks by Kara Rowland

BloombergAhmadinejad Stature Fades as Pressure Grows on Iran Atomic Work

FOX News- Massive Sale of Arms to Saudis Won't Keep Them Safe From Iran But Will Undercut American Values by Mitchell Bard

Agence-France Presse- Iran drops bid for seat on UN atomic agency board: diplomats

World

The New York Times- Somali Forces Fight Islamists in the Capital by Mohammed Ibrahim

The Washington Post- An army of tech-savvy warriors has been fighting its battles in cyberspace by Ellen Nakashima

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