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Egypt Junta Grants Itself Massive New Powers as Voting Ends

by Jason Ditz | Jun 17, 2012

Egypt Junta Grants Itself Massive New Powers as Voting Ends | Muslim Brotherhood declares victory

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UN Suspends Monitoring Mission in Syria Due to Worsening Violence

by John Glaser | Jun 16, 2012

The United Nations said Saturday it has suspended its monitoring mission in Syria due to worsening violence, indicating a complete failure of the peace effort there. "There has been an intensification of armed violence across Syria over the past 10 days," said Gen....

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Exporter: Russia Sending Air and Sea Defenses to Syria

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

Exporter: Russia Sending Air and Sea Defenses to Syria | Weapons meant to deter NATO attacks

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On Eve of Election, Is Egypt Going Full Circle on Revolution?

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

On Eve of Election, Is Egypt Going Full Circle on Revolution? | Shafiq win could return Egypt to pre-revolution era

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White House Finally Admits Drone Strikes Against Yemen, Somalia

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

White House Finally Admits Drone Strikes Against Yemen, Somalia | Years in, officials confirm the existence of drone program

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Republican Lawmakers Push Drone Limitation Laws

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

Republican Lawmakers Push Drone Limitation Laws | Rep. Scott: Need to codify constitutional protections into law

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US Military Planning ‘Completed’ for Syria Attack

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

US Military Planning ‘Completed’ for Syria Attack | Pentagon claims ‘full understanding’ of what would be needed for war

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Murky Situation as Egyptians Go to Vote This Weekend

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

Murky Situation as Egyptians Go to Vote This Weekend | Junta looms large over runoff vote

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UN Monitors Fault Both Sides for Escalating Syria Violence

by Jason Ditz | Jun 15, 2012

UN Monitors Fault Both Sides for Escalating Syria Violence | Observers ‘pull back’ as violence threatens mission

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Pakistan: No Reopening Supply Routes Without US Apology

by John Glaser | Jun 14, 2012

Pakistan on Thursday called yet again for a US apology for the NATO cross-border airstrike that killed two dozen of Pakistani soldiers last year, or else Islamabad won't consider reopening supply routes to foreign troops in Afghanistan. Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina...

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