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Chinese technicians man drilling equipment on an oil rig in Paloich, South Sudan. Militants apparently captured 29 Chinese workers after attacking a remote work site in the volatile South Kordofan region of neighboring Sudan, and Sudanese forces were increasing security for Chinese projects and personnel there, China said Sunday.
Business   China   Khartoum   Photos   Wikipedia: Sudan   		 The Star 
Kidnapped Chinese workers freed in Sudan oil state
| KHARTOUM/BEIJING (Reuters) - Sudanese rebels released 29 Chinese workers on Tuesday, ten days after kidnapping them in the main oil-producing state of South Kordofan where the army has been fighting... (photo: AP / Pete Muller)
SOMALIA, Mogadishu: In a handout photograph released by the African Union-United Nations Information Support Team 15 August, Ugandan soldiers serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) sort through a haul of munitions that were used by the extremist group Al Shabaab to make improvised explosive devices. AMISOM troops and Transitonal Federal Government (TFG) forces dislodged remnants of Al Shabaab from the site following the withdrawal of most of the extremist group's forces from the city ten days ago, discovering the bomb making facility at the former steel factory in northern Mogadishu which contained evidence that the group had used the site to manufacture improvised explosive devises, suicide vests and car bombs. AU-UN IST / STUART PRICE.
Conference   London   Photos   Somalia   Wikipedia: London Conference   		 Al Jazeera 
Will the London conference change Somalia's future?
| - The upcoming London Conference on Somalia is, potentially, a promising occasion to finally put the country on the road to peace, stability and democracy. Whether this opportunity is realised ... (photo: UN / Stuart Price)
In this image made by the British Prison Service and aired by Arabic TV channels shows Abu Qatada who makes a televised appeal from Belmarsh high security prison, in London calling for the release of hostage British Norman Kember in Iraq.  Sydney Morning Herald 
British outrage as radical cleric gets bail
| BRITAIN'S Home Office has clashed openly with judges after a court decision to free on bail the radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada, who is accused of posing a grave threat to British national securi... (photo: AP / H.M. Prison Service)
Al Qaida   Crime   Photos   UK   Wikipedia: Abu Qatada  
File - An MQ-1 Predator unmanned aircraft prepares for takeoff in support of operations in Southwest Asia.  The Examiner 
The horror of Obama's Predator drone program
| Glenn Greenwald's recent piece for Salon details how US Predator drones are deliberately targeting those who show up at the scene of an attack and those mourning at the funerals ... (photo: USAF / Senior Airman Julianne Showalter)
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Susan Boyle performs on the NBC "Today" television program in New York Monday, Nov. 23, 2009. Digital Spy
Susan Boyle's brother Gerry to release debut album
Susan Boyle's brother Gerry Boyle is planning to release his debut album. | The 57-year-old - who has previously acted as an unofficial spokesperson for Susan - is hoping... (photo: AP / Richard Drew)
Album   Fame   Photos   Play   Wikipedia/Susan Boyle  
GRAND ISLE, La. - A pair of Chinook helicopters depart Coast Guard Station Grand Isle, La., after President Barack Obama addressed the media concerning the ongoing, multi-agency response to the Deepwater Horizon incident, May 28, 2010. Obama stressed that Adm. Thad Allen, national incident commander of the response, has all resources to manage the response at his disposal. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Patrick Kelley. (891117) ( ) Middle East Online
In Iran Dispute, Who’s at Fault?
| As saber-rattling against Iran intensifies, the question of which side in this confrontation really violates international obligations has largely been avoided. | Inste... (photo: US Coastguard / Petty Officer 3rd Patrick Kelley.)
Arab   Iran   Mideast   Photos   Wikipedia: U.S. sanctions against Iran  
U.S. Marines assigned to Bravo Company 1-8, conduct clean-up operations at a schoolhouse in the city of Fallujah, Iraq. Palm Beach Post
Iraqi lawmaker says he faces charges; new crisis
| BAGHDAD — Iraq's Shiite-led government wants to bring charges against a member of the Sunni-backed bloc, the lawmaker said Monday, the latest step in a political ... (photo: US Navy / Staff Sgt. J. Knauth)
Baghdad   Iraq   Leader   Photos   Wikipedia: Iraq  
In this photo taken Monday, Sept. 21, 2009, Philippine Marines secure a rebel camp of the Abu Sayyaf group where they raised a Philippine flag after overrunning it in Indanan on the island province of Jolo in southern Philippines Monday. The Guardian
Filipino villagers may have helped kill terrorist
| JIM GOMEZ | Associated Press= MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Abu Sayyaf commander Umbra Jumdail had deviated from the brutal image of his al-Qaida-linked militant group b... (photo: AP / Nickee Butlangan)
Military   Philippine   Photos   Qaeda   Wikipedia: Abu Sayyaf  
110721-A-DK678-581 A U.S. Army soldier throws a grappling hook to clear a potential mine field before advancing during a field training exercise at Fort Bragg, N.C., on July 21, 2011. The soldier is with the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division. DoD photo by Sgt. Mike MacLeod, U.S. Army. (Released) Signon San Diego
Experts Debate Facts, Future Of Afghan War
| More | After the twin towers fell and the Pentagon burned, the United States invaded Afghanistan to topple the Taliban regime and deprive al-Qaeda terrorists of their s... (photo: US DoD / Sgt. Mike MacLeod, U.S. Army)
Afghanistan   Pentagon   Photos   War   Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001present)  
Syrian policeman, left, and army soldier, right, look inside the burned court building that was set on fire by Syrian anti-government protesters, in the southern city of Daraa, Syria, Monday March 21, 2011. Mourners chanting "No more fear!" have marched through a Syrian city where anti-government protesters had deadly confrontations with security forces in recent days. The violence in Daraa, a city of about 300,000 near the border with Jordan, was fast becoming a major challenge for President Bashar Assad, who tried to contain the situation by freeing detainees and promising to fire officials responsible for the violence. The Daily Mail
Mass slaughter in Syria: UN holds urgent vote - but Russia and China veto it ...
| More than 200 people have been killed by Syrian forces after a barrage of mortars and artillery was unleashed on the battered city of Homs overnight. | Activists claim ... (photo: AP / Hussein Malla)
China   Photos   Russia   Syria   Wikipedia: 20112012 Syrian uprising  
File - Panmujom, North Korea (July 17, 2008) - Peering out from behind a granite pillar in North Korea, a Democratic People's Republic of Korea guard studies the movements of Sailors from the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group during a tour of the DMZ. Atlanta Journal
Bush's 'evil' trio holds sway over US decade later
| It was the first State of the Union address after the 9/11 attacks, and America was leading an invasion of Afghanistan in pursuit of Osama bin Laden. Fittingly, this is... (photo: US Navy / Senior CMCS Spike Call)
Photos   Politics   War   Washington   Wikipedia: War on Terror  
A Pakistani rescue worker looks at the belongings of mourners left behind after a bomb blast in Matani near Peshawar, Pakistan on Wednesday, March 9, 2011. A suicide bomber attacked a funeral attended by anti-Taliban militiamen in northwest Pakistan killing many mourners and wounding more than 100 others, police said. Sydney Morning Herald
Most civilian deaths due to Taliban: UN
| MCT | The Taliban and other insurgent groups were responsible for nearly 80 per cent of the civilian deaths in the war in Afghanistan last year, according to a UN repor... (photo: AP / Mohammad Sajjad)
Deaths   Photos   Taliban   War   Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan  
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In this Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012 photo, the Maldives Police special force officers detain an opposition supporter during a protest in Male, Maldives. Maldives president quits after weeks of protest The Guardian
File - An MQ-1 Predator unmanned aircraft prepares for takeoff in support of operations in Southwest Asia. The horror of Obama's Predator drone program The Examiner
A protester reacts while Brazilian Army soldiers try to control the situation during a police strike, in Salvador, Brazil, Monday, Feb. 6, 2012. Murder rates in the northeastern city of Salvador have more than doubled since the start of a police strike, media reports said Sunday. Salvador is renown for its Carnival celebrations, and some commentators have voiced fears that this week's violence could scare away tourists _ a major source of income(AP Photo/Lucio Tavora-Agencia A Tarde) Brazil: Standoff between striking police, soldiers Newsday
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In this file photo taken on March 17, 2007, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, left, and Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh from Hamas, right, raise their linked arms as they move through the crowd at a special session of parliament in Gaza City. Mahmoud Abbas's choice 'peace or Hamas' The Australian
U.S. Marines from 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) secure the Freeport of Monrovia on Bush rod Island in Liberia during the Second Liberian Civil War. US to deport Liberian over child soldier allegations Breitbart
Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney greets supporters at a campaign rally at Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colo., Monday, Feb. 6, 2012. Conservatives don't like Romney Al Jazeera
War on Terrorism
Susan Boyle performs on the NBC "Today" television program in New York Monday, Nov. 23, 2009. Susan Boyle's brother Gerry to release debut album Digital Spy
GRAND ISLE, La. - A pair of Chinook helicopters depart Coast Guard Station Grand Isle, La., after President Barack Obama addressed the media concerning the ongoing, multi-agency response to the Deepwater Horizon incident, May 28, 2010. Obama stressed that Adm. Thad Allen, national incident commander of the response, has all resources to manage the response at his disposal. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Patrick Kelley. (891117) ( ) In Iran Dispute, Who’s at Fault? Middle East Online
U.S. Marines assigned to Bravo Company 1-8, conduct clean-up operations at a schoolhouse in the city of Fallujah, Iraq. Iraqi lawmaker says he faces charges; new crisis Palm Beach Post
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People walk by the London Stock Exchange in the City of London, Friday, Aug. 12, 2011. 4 Britons admit London Stock Exchange bomb plot The Washington Times
An individual is pointing to an Apple iMAc computer screen displaying Facebook homepage. The Facebook is a social networking service and website utilise by millions of people in the world. Facebook at 800 million users suppresses ET/UFO disclosure with cointelpro spying, censorship Exopolitics
NATO
President Barack Obama speaks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 11,2012, during a forum on "Insourcing American Jobs". Obama administration closes US embassy in Damascus, pulls American diplomats out of Syria Star Tribune
Palestinian children fill plastic bottles and jerry cans with drinking water from a public tap at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in the southern Gaza Strip refugee camp on September 23, 201. (Photo by Ahmed Deeb/wn) Co-operation in a world of scarce resources Al Jazeera
Sauli Niinisto the National Coalition party candidate for the Finnish presidential election campaigns in Vantaa, Finland on Saturday Feb. 4, 2012 the day before the runoff of Finland's presidential election. Sauli Niinisto wins Finnish Presidential Elections Zeenews
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