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Indian Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) keep vigil after grenade attack in Srinagar on March 14, 2010. Six policemen were hurt when suspected separatist militants attacked their patrol with a grenade in Indian Kashmir's main city of Srinagar, a police spokesman said.

Pakistan Photos S Asia Taliban War

Samachaar
Backlash from Taliban attacks pushes Pakistan to act, says US
Washington: The backlash from Taliban attacks on places from Kashmir to Karachi has led to greater Pakistani cooperation with the US in the Afghanistan war, says the US special envoy to Afghanistan an... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)

In this Saturday, March 13, 2010, photo the remains of a house, which destroyed by a torrent that was unleased after a dam in a reservoir ruptured Thursday evening, seen in the southern Kazakh village of Kyzyl-Agash. Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev said Saturday that the death toll from a massive flood that devastated the village had reached 35.

Astana Disaster Floods Kazakhstan Photos

The Siasat Daily
33 killed in Kazakhstan flood
| Astana, March 15: Rescuers have found 33 bodies in southern Kazakhstan, where heavy rains swept away two dams last week, causing massive flooding, authorities said. | Heavy precipitation and melting... (photo: AP / Vladimir Zaikin)

Richard Holbrooke, U.S. special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, listens to questions during an answers and questions session in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Jan. 17, 2010.

The Siasat Daily
Holbrooke: Al-Qaeda under fantastic pressure
| Washington, March 15: Having lost about a dozen of its top 20 leaders, al Qaeda is under fantastic pressure, the Special US Representative for Pakistan and Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke, has said. ... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan Al Qaeda Leaders Photos Terrorism

Britain's Secretary of Foreign Affairs David Miliband, seen during a press conference with E.U.'s High Representative to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miroslav Lajcak, not seen, in Sarajevo, Monday, Nov. 10. 2008. Miliband arrived in an official visit to Bosnian capital where he is scheduled to hold several urgent meetings with country's officials, to introduce E.U.'s new strategy towards Bosnia.

The Siasat Daily
British FM in China, Iran likely on agenda
| Beijing, March 15: British Foreign Secretary David Miliband was in China Monday, making a quick stop in Shanghai before heading to Beijing for talks likely to focus on Iran's nuclear programme. | Mi... (photo: AP / Hidajet Delic)
China Iran Miliband Nuclear Photos

President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Jan. 25, 2010, during a ceremony where he honored the 2008-2009 NBA basketball champions Los Angeles Lakers.

The Independent
Bruce Anderson: Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middle East
| There are worse threats than five more years of Gordon Brown. In the Middle East, tension is growing. In Amman, Beirut, Damascus and Jerusalem, anxious voices are proph... (photo: AP / Alex Brandon)
Government Obama Photos Politics President

The Star
Irish police release cartoonist murder plot suspect
| DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish police have released a woman arrested along with six other people last week over an alleged plot to murder a Swedish cartoonist who drew the Pr... (photo: AP / Polfoto, Ernst van Norde)
Cartoonist Ireland Murder Photos Police

President Barack Obama greets 98-year-old resident Charles Raynor as he makes an unscheduled stop at Smitty's Place, a restaurant, as part of his "White House to Main Street Tour" in Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio, where he will discuss the economy, Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.

The Examiner
Ten Reasons why conservatives should like Barack Obama; Saving the euro
| Ruminations, March 14, 2010 | Ten Reasons why conservatives should like Barack Obama | We human beings are complex. We have a mix of positive and negative qualities tha... (photo: AP / Charles Dharapak)
Government Obama Photos Politics President

Afghan president Hamid Karzai looks on during a joint press conference with Polish President Lech Kaczynski,unseen, at the presidential palace in Kabul, Afghanistan on Wednesday, April 8, 2009.

Zeenews
Afghan, Pak should develop common strategy for terror: Karzai
Islamabad: Afghanistan and Pakistan should develop a common strategy to combat terrorism and coordinate their efforts to take on militants, Afghan President Hamid Karzai ... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan Kabul Leader Photos Politics

U.S. actor Johnny Depp arrives for the European premiere of the film 'Sweeney Todd

Star Tribune
'Alice in Wonderland' extends No. 1 box-office stay with $62M, tops $200 million total
| LOS ANGELES - Alice is still ruling the movie palace. Johnny Depp and Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" easily remained the No. 1 weekend draw with $62 milli... (photo: AP Photo / Sang Tan)
Actor Celebrities Entertainment Hollywood Photos

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The Himalayan
Australia defends mandatory Internet filter
| SYDNEY: Australia Sunday defended its plan to block some Internet content, such as that featuring child sex abuse or advocating terrorism, after a media rights watchdog... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Australia Internet Photos Sydney Technology

President Barack Obama looks at the Grand Canyon in Arizona on Aug. 16, 2009.

Kansas City Star
Behind Obama's wavering on terror trials, critics see politics
More News | As the White House reconsiders the decision to prosecute the five alleged plotters of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in civilian court, the likely chan... (photo: Public Domain / Gage)
Economy Obama Photos Politics US

Police secure the area at the site where a car bomb detonated in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar, on Thursday April 10, 2008. The suicide car bomber targeting a NATO convoy killed eight civilians and wounded 22 other people, police said. The car bomber blew himself up shortly after a NATO convoy passed near him in Kandahar cit

The Guardian
Afghanistan suicide bombers kill 30 in failed jailbreak attempt
| Four explosions in Kandahar cause chaos but terrorists' attempt to free prisoners is thwarted | This was the scene when Taliban fighters attacked Kandahar prison in 200... (photo: AP / Allauddin Khan)
Afghanistan Photos Policy Taliban Terrorism

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World Peace Report

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	Bruce Anderson: Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middle East The Independent
	Netanyahu Offers an Apology, but No Shift in Settlement Policy The New York Times

War on Terrorism

	Bruce Anderson: Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middle East The Independent
	'Alice in Wonderland' extends No. 1 box-office stay with $62M, tops $200 million total Star Tribune
	US ponders denying Israel arms needed for Iran war The Siasat Daily

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	Elton John a victim of fanatic's death threats The Examiner
	Suspect's Death Leads to Questions on Indonesia's Border Security The New York Times
	Germany Sentences 4 in Terror Case The New York Times

NATO

	US cautious on removing nuclear arms from Europe Kansas City Star
	US cautious on removing nuclear arms from Europe The News & Observer
	Afghanistan wants more troops after explosions Chicago Sun-Times

Contractors Tied to Effort to Track and Kill Militants

Wife of DepEd official in Basilan kidnapped

Extraordinary rendition and a missing speaker

Kidnapped French aid workers freed in Darfur

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Indian Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) keep vigil after grenade attack in Srinagar on March 14, 2010. Six policemen were hurt when suspected separatist militants attacked their patrol with a grenade in Indian Kashmir's main city of Srinagar, a police spokesman said.

Backlash from Taliban attacks pushes Pakistan to act, says US

In this Saturday, March 13, 2010, photo the remains of a house, which destroyed by a torrent that was unleased after a dam in a reservoir ruptured Thursday evening, seen in the southern Kazakh village of Kyzyl-Agash. Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev said Saturday that the death toll from a massive flood that devastated the village had reached 35.

33 killed in Kazakhstan flood

ANC leader Jacob Zuma

S. African President condoles Fatima Meer's death

Two Al-Qaeda leaders killed in Yemeni airstrike Newstrack India
Pakistan Army not interested in politics: Holbrooke Newstrack India
Yemen detains Iranian ship over suspicious cargo The Star
Backlash from Taliban attacks pushes Pakistan to act, says U Samachaar
Blood on the Plateau: Nigeria's socioeconomic massacres The Examiner
Taliban backlash pushes Pak to act: US Deccan Chronicle
Synagogue opens in German town after 70 years The Siasat Daily
33 killed in Kazakhstan flood The Siasat Daily
S. African President condoles Fatima Meer's death The Siasat Daily
Mongolia?s harsh winter of discontent The Siasat Daily
Cartoonist lampoons niqab in Canada The Siasat Daily
Thailand protesters move on Army base to topple Govt. The Siasat Daily
India, US set to boost high-technology trade The Siasat Daily
Holbrooke: Al-Qaeda under fantastic pressure The Siasat Daily
British FM in China, Iran likely on agenda The Siasat Daily
France Votes to Punish Sarkozy The Siasat Daily
Israel nabs top Hamas terrorist The Siasat Daily
3 with ties to US consulate killed in Mexican city The Siasat Daily
Wen charges US with violating China's sovereignty The Siasat Daily
Two snowmobilers dead in Canadian avalanche The Siasat Daily

Indonesian paramilitary policemen carry their weapons during a search for militants in Aceh Besar, Aceh province, Indonesia, Wednesday, March 10, 2010.

Suspect's Death Leads to Questions on Indonesia's Border Security

Chief of Police Medical Department Brig. Gen. Musaddeq Ishaq shows a picture of the most wanted Indonesian terror suspects Dulmatin who was killed during a police raid on Tuesday, during a press conference at the National Police headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia,

Bali bomb suspect killed in Indonesia

The bodies of suspected militants killed in a raid are seen at the site where're they were shot in Pamulang in the outskirt of Jakarta, Indonesia, Tuesday, March 9, 2010.

Brain behind Bali blasts killed, says Indonesia

'Connected' Abu leader rises–military report Inquirer
Wanted rebel leads Abu Sayyaf faction Gulf News
Militant With Money Links Leads Abu Sayyaf Faction The New York Times
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction Khaleej Times
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction Breitbart
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction The Press Democrat
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction The Boston Globe
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction Houston Chronicle
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction The Guardian
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction Denver Post
Militant With Money Links Leads Abu Sayyaf Faction CBS News
Military report: Filipino militant with links to foreign fin Star Tribune
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction The Miami Herald
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction Newsvine
Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction Seattle Times
Six militants die, camp seized in Philippines: Military Zeenews
Americans shaken by Main Street USA’s Jihad Jane The Daily Tribune
Suspect's Death Leads to Questions on Indonesia's Bo The New York Times
Death of top terror suspect in Indonesia highlights battle a Star Tribune
Bali bomb suspect killed in Indonesia CBC

President Barack Obama speaks at a fundraising event for Sen. Claire McCaskill in St. Louis, Wednesday, March 10, 2010.

Israeli action on settler housing 'an insult': Obama aide

Britain's Secretary of Foreign Affairs David Miliband, seen during a press conference with E.U.'s High Representative to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miroslav Lajcak, not seen, in Sarajevo, Monday, Nov. 10. 2008. Miliband arrived in an official visit to Bosnian capital where he is scheduled to hold several urgent meetings with country's officials, to introduce E.U.'s new strategy towards Bosnia.

British FM in China, Iran likely on agenda

President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Jan. 25, 2010, during a ceremony where he honored the 2008-2009 NBA basketball champions Los Angeles Lakers.

Bruce Anderson: Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middle East

Israel maintains West Bank lockdown Khaleej Times
Internet revolution catching on strongly Gulf News
Reports: US wants Israel to cancel colony-building plan Gulf News
UAE retail environment ranks first in Middle East and Africa Gulf News
JITOA - Increasing Jordan inbound tour operators' TravelDailyNews
Car bomb in Iraq's Falluja kills 7, wounds 13 - police The Star
Yemen detains Iranian ship over suspicious cargo The Star
Britain looks to China to pressure Iran The Star
Reports: US Wants Israel to Cancel Building Plan The New York Times
Vote count in Iraq still incomplete after a week Ohio
Maliki pulls ahead in Iraq race Indian Express
Israel construction plan an 'insult': Obama aide Zeenews
Reports: US wants Israel to cancel building plan China Daily
Bahrain Grand Prix in 90 seconds BBC News
Reports: US wants Israel to cancel building plan The Press Democrat
Does Israel hope to spark a new wave of suicide bombing? Newsvine
Islamic group protests Obama's visit to Indonesia Newsvine
Reports: US Wants Israel to Cancel Building Plan ABC News
Reports: US Wants Israel To Cancel Building Plan CBS News
Texas begins Tournament in middle of East region Houston Chronicle

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani voted on Saturday in elections expected to keep Kurdistan

FACTBOX - Five facts about Iraqi President Jalal Talabani

A woman displaced by sectarian violence casts her ballot in the country's provincial elections in Sulaimaniyah, 260 kilometers (160 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Iraq on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009. More than 63,000 internally displaced people have registered to vote by absentee ballot. Iraqis passed through security checkpoints and police cordons to vote Saturday in provincial elections that are considered a crucial test of the nation's stability as U.S. officials consider the pace of troop withdrawa

Poll outcome crucial in outlining future

Nouri al-Maliki & Barack Obama in Baghdad

Maliki takes lead in key Basra province

Maliki pulls ahead in Iraq race Indian Express
Growing numbers of Paralympians are war veterans Canada Dot Com
Al Maliki in narrow lead The Miami Herald
Iraq PM bolsters chances of retaining post The Himalayan
Maliki pulls ahead in Baghdad race Independent online
Iraqi PM in narrow lead in partial election tally Khaleej Times
Frustration Grows in Iraq at Slow Pace of Vote Tally The New York Times
Issue of presidency endangers Iraq The Hindu
Iraqi vote signals shift from religious leaders The News International
I'm good, you're not good ! The News International
Iraqi Democracy The Times
Election monitors' report increases doubts over fairness The Times
Opec fears losing its grip as Iraqi oil output surges The Times
Corporal Dewi Pritchard was 'sent with a laurel leaf, no The Times
New fraud cases show holes in Iraq rebuilding effort Indian Express
Iraqi PM holds slim lead in partial election tally China Daily
Maliki's alliance extends lead in vote count Daily Star Lebanon
Lebanese hold ceremony to show solidarity with Iraqi Christi Daily Star Lebanon
FACTBOX - Five facts about Iraq's Iyad Allawi The Star
FACTBOX - Five facts about Iraqi President Jalal Talabani The Star

President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Jan. 25, 2010, during a ceremony where he honored the 2008-2009 NBA basketball champions Los Angeles Lakers.

Bruce Anderson: Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middle East

Braslia - Entrevista coletiva do presidente Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, ao chegar ao Banco do Brasil.

Commentary: Brazil's Lula would not make a good U.N. chief

Computer - Cellphone - Internet - Technology - LCD Monitor

Australia defends mandatory Internet filter

Kim Jong-il has $4 bn in European banks: Report Zeenews
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns The Miami Herald
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns Breitbart
Thousands rally against toxic haze Independent online
North Koreans helping to spruce up World Cup stadiums - Socc CNN
Movies New Yorker
World Cup volunteers put through their paces (Feature) m&c
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns The Press Democrat
Study says surging global weapons transfers raise concerns a Hartford Courant
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns Wtop
Re: NPP UK & Northern Ireland branch response to the Nation Joy Online
Worldwide arms trade flourishing despite recession, report w The Guardian
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns The Hindu
Bruce Anderson: Obama has failed to bring peace to the Middl The Independent
Schism in Israel-US ties widens Gulf News
No bargaining with North Korea Gulf News
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns Seattle Times
Surging global weapons transfers raise concerns Philadelphia Daily News
Study says surging global weapons transfers raise concerns a KDVR
Study says surging global weapons transfers raise concerns a Star Tribune

Britain's Secretary of Foreign Affairs David Miliband, seen during a press conference with E.U.'s High Representative to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miroslav Lajcak, not seen, in Sarajevo, Monday, Nov. 10. 2008. Miliband arrived in an official visit to Bosnian capital where he is scheduled to hold several urgent meetings with country's officials, to introduce E.U.'s new strategy towards Bosnia.

British FM in China, Iran likely on agenda

Direcor General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA, Yukiya Amano from Japan speaks during a news conference after IAEA's board of governors meeting at Vienna's International Center, on Monday, March 1, 2010.

IAEA chief can't confirm Iran nuclear work peaceful

File:US Navy 070713-N-4163T-032 Military and civilian volunteers along with homeless veterans salute the U.S. flag during a rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner, during the 20th annual Stand Down for Homeless Veterans.jpg

Paul Craig Roberts: US pushing for nuclear war; "leadership" treasonous for duping US into wars

British FM in China, Iran likely on agenda The Siasat Daily
Nato will treat nuclear Iran as threat, chief warns The Siasat Daily
Yemen terror suspect had worked for US nuclear power plants The Siasat Daily
Debate Grows on Nuclear Containment of Iran The New York Times
Al-Qaeda suspect worked at six nuclear plants Deccan Herald
Report: Yemen terror suspect had worked for US nuclear power m&c
Al-Qaida suspect worked at six U.S. nuclear plants The Columbus Dispatch
Al-Qaida suspect from NJ worked at 6 nuke plants The Boston Globe
Al-Qaida Suspect From NJ Worked at 6 Nuke Plants The New York Times
Al-Qaida suspect from NJ worked at 6 nuke plants The Press Democrat
US terror suspect in Yemen worked at 5 nuke sites The Siasat Daily
US probes terror suspect's stints in nuclear plants Deccan Herald
Al-Qaeda suspect from N.J. worked at 6 nuke plants Denver Post
Al Qaeda suspect from N.J. worked at 6 nuclear plants The Boston Globe
Investigators say suspect worked at nuclear plants Ohio
American al-Qaida member worked at 6 nuclear plants The Oklahoman
US probes terror suspect 's stints in nuclear plants Samachaar
US probes terror suspect's stints in nuclear plants Zeenews
US probes terror suspect's stints in nuclear plants The Siasat Daily
Al-Qaida suspect from US worked at 6 nuke plants The Star

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