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US Secretly Planning Moves Against Syrian Chemical Weapons

by Jason Ditz | Feb 24, 2012

US Secretly Planning Moves Against Syrian Chemical Weapons | Officials say Assad’s WMDs ‘in play’

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Unrest Over Quran Burning Leaves 24 Dead as Protests Spread to Pakistan

by John Glaser | Feb 24, 2012

Massive protests over the U.S. military's burning of Muslim holy books have caused two dozen deaths in Afghanistan and has now spread to Pakistan, where anti-American sentiment has hit unprecedented levels. Afghan protesters tried to storm a U.S. consulate in Herat...

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US, EU, Arab States Push for UN ‘Peacekeeping’ Forces in Syria

by John Glaser | Feb 24, 2012

The nations making up the "Friends of Syria" group meeting in Tunisia are expected to call for the United Nations to send "peacekeeping" forces if and when the Assad regime agrees to a cease-fire. The United States, European and Arab nations, almost 70 in all, are...

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New IAEA Report Hypes Fear on Iran’s Nuclear Program

by John Glaser | Feb 24, 2012

In its latest report, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog said it continues to have serious concerns about a possible military dimension to Iran's nuclear program, despite the highly questioned November report and U.S. intelligence to the contrary. In a confidential document,...

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Hamas Abandons Assad, Backs Syrian Rebels

by Jason Ditz | Feb 24, 2012

Hamas Abandons Assad, Backs Syrian Rebels | Move to back Sunni rebels further complicates situation

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Clinton Threatens Sanctions, Increased Presence in Somalia

by John Glaser | Feb 23, 2012

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday  threatened more international troops and sanctions against anyone in Somalia that attempts to block so-called “reforms” which the U.S. and its allies are claiming intend to end conflict in the country. “The position of...

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Sanctions Not Affecting Iran’s Oil Output

by Jason Ditz | Feb 23, 2012

Sanctions Not Effecting Iran’s Oil Output | Predicted decline in production not happening

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Massive Sectarian Slaughter in Iraq Raises Concern Among Arabs

by John Glaser | Feb 23, 2012

After coordinated attacks in Iraq killed at least 97 Iraqis and wounded another 348, authorities imposed a curfew in the northern-central Iraqi province of Salah al-Din. That province saw three car bombs, killing four and wounding at least 21 people. The apparently...

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Israel Faces New Hunger Striker After Reneging on Prisoner Swap

by Jason Ditz | Feb 23, 2012

Israel Faces New Hunger Striker After Reneging on Prisoner Swap | Israel declines to charge detainee with any crimes

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Clinton: Syria Rebels to Find Arms ‘Somewhere’

by Jason Ditz | Feb 23, 2012

Clinton: Syria Rebels to Find Arms ‘Somewhere’ | ‘Absolutely no doubt’ of regime change

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