Spotlight on Military News and International Affairs
Sunday, 13 January 2013
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Canadian Commentary
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The Associated Press
Fateful B-52 flight revealed deadly weakness
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NBC News
Clinton L. Romesha to receive Medal of Honor
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Army Times
Army OKs women as special operations aviators
The Associated Press
Air Force falls short in overtime loss
Reuters News
F-35 has completed over a third of its planned flight tests
Army Times
Court-martial set for NCO in urination video
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Drone business big economic force in SD
San Antonio Express-News
U.S. continues to fight war on military suicides
The Virginian-Pilot
Navy details review of flammable uniforms
International Herald Tribune
A Soldier’s Requiem, Never Fading Away
International Herald Tribune
Climbing the World’s Highest Mountains to Honor Heroes
The Virginian-Pilot
For two veterans, craft-beer vision comes to a head
The Associated Press
WWII veteran’s duffel bag returned from France
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San Antonio Express-News
Observers think UFOs hovered above the Eagle Ford Shale drilling region
The Washington Post
Before he was a spy, Tony Mendez was an artist
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Army Times
Unsparing Zero Dark Thirty pulls no punches
The Virginian-Pilot
Zero Dark Thirty, from a Navy SEAL’s perspective
The Washington Post
Hagel ‘superbly qualified’ for defense, Colin Powell says
International Herald Tribune
Hawks on Iraq Prepare for War Again, Against Hagel
The Washington Post
Unraveling of U.S.-Russia relations threatens Obama’s policy agenda
The Washington Post
Federal union blasts Pentagon budget plan
The Washington Times
Obama: Sorry, no Death Star for you
The Washington Times
2012 probably not the hottest on record, after all
Reuters News
New York governor declares public health emergency to combat flu
The Associated Press
A snapshot of influenza activity in all 50 states
The Associated Press
Oracle says Java flaw will be fixed
Agence France-Presse
Britain braces for bitter Baltic blast
The Economist
Has the ideas machine broken down?
Reuters News
Northern Ireland police injured in sectarian clashes
The Associated Press
France raises domestic terror threat level
The Associated Press
France calls UN Security Council meeting on Mali
The Associated Press
A Dane’s life as a spy inside al-Qaida
The Associated Press
Victims of Costa Concordia shipwreck mark anniversary
International Herald Tribune
Costa Concordia Wreck May Be Gone by Summer’s End
The Associated Press
Serbia loosens grip over Kosovo
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The Associated Press
190 Georgians considered political prisoners walk free in amnesty
The Washington Post
Putin: Keep Lenin tomb in Red Square
Reuters News
Italian consul in Benghazi shot at in car but unhurt
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Agence France-Presse
Tunisia sends in army after border town unrest
Reuters News
Petrol bombs thrown at protesters outside Egyptian presidential palace
The Associated Press
African troops head to Mali
The Associated Press
France chooses Africa intervention carefully
The Associated Press
Egypt court grants Mubarak appeal, orders retrial
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International Herald Tribune
Egyptian Court Overturns Mubarak’s Conviction
The Washington Post
French mission fails to free intelligence agent held in Somalia
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The Associated Press
Obama: US assisted in failed Somalia rescue
The Washington Post
Rebel fighters, mostly Islamists, seize key Syrian air base
The Washington Post
Assad confident he can control Syria
The Washington Post
Defections rise among Syria’s elite
International Herald Tribune
A Desert Cold and Wet Multiplies the Misery of Syrian Refugees
The Associated Press
Syrian warplanes bomb rebellious Damascus suburbs
Reuters News
Netanyahu keeps clear of Hagel confirmation fight
Reuters News
Netanyahu denies wasting money on Iran attack plans
Reuters News
Israeli troops kill Palestinian trying to cross barrier
The Economist
Israel’s Arab voters: What’s the point?
The Associated Press
Iraq Attacks Kill Four
The Associated Press
Iran Confiscates Over a Ton of Narcotics a Day
The Washington Post
Fears linger after Karzai’s visit to U.S.
The Associated Press
Blast kills seven civilians in east Afghanistan
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Los Angeles Times
Gen. Matiullah Khan: A warlord and tribal leader turned police chief
International Herald Tribune
Afghanistan Manages to Entice Some Tourists
The Associated Press
Roadside bomb kills 14 soldiers in North Waziristan
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The Washington Post
Pakistanis demand tighter security
The Associated Press
Pakistan sacks provincial government after attack
Reuters News
Pakistani Taliban say they won’t attack army in key area
Reuters News
Muhammad Tahirul Qadri: catalyst for change or military stooge?
The Times of India
China-wary Army for mountain strike corps
The Economic Times
Kargil strategy behind IAF chief’s tough talk
The Times of India
Civilians experience ‘A Day At Sea’
The Associated Press
Ethnic Kachin rebels say they shot down a government helicopter
The Associated Press
Philippines imposes gun ban to stop election violence
Agence France-Presse
Tibetan man self-immolates in Xiahe
Press Trust of India
US, not China, most corrupt country in the world: Chan
The Washington Post
North Korea has a new name for North Koreans: ‘Space conquerors’
Press Trust of India
Beijing claims disputed islands as its own on map
The Associated Press
US sailor arrested in Japan during a nighttime curfew
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The San Diego Union-Tribune
Did Japanese radiation sicken U.S. sailors?
United Press International
U.S. Air Force plans to deploy aircraft in Japan
International Herald Tribune
Venezuela Warns Opposition Against Vocal Dissent
Agence France-Presse
Hugo Chávez not in coma, brother says
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The Washington Post
Panama Canal leaves rivals in its wake
The Washington Post
Mexico’s drug traffickers practice torture techniques on dogs
The New York Times
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