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H1 Think-tank Reports and Analysis

Independent
Fakhri Shehab: We must think the unthinkable: the break-up of Iraq

Los Angeles Times
Withdrawal isn't retreat By Edward N. Luttwak A gradual pullout of U.S. forces does not mean abandoning Iraq to the insurgents.

Under Rice, Powell's Policies Are Reborn

Washington Post
Deal Raises Hopes For Iraq Constitution Shiite, Sunni Arab and Kurdish power brokers reach breakthrough that revived hopes of winning Sunni support for the charter and defusing the Sunni-led insurgency.

RAND Publications by Thomas Schelling

NYT Friedman
Silence and Suicide If the Sunni Muslim world does not act to halt the ethnic cleansing campaign against the Shiites of Iraq, the Sunni Muslim world will eventually be consumed by it.

Financial Times Financial Times
Retired Nato generals blast European military Two of Nato's most respected retired generals will issue a stinging indictment of European military capabilities, arguing the continent may be unable to meet mounting security risks

Foreboding over Iraq war spreads to conservatives Even among the strongest advocates in Washington of the war in Iraq there is a sense of alarm these days, with harsh criticism directed particularly at the draft constitution

BBC
New muscles in the marketplace Brazil, Russia, India and China, the so-called Brics, are predicted to emerge as major world players by 2050.

Guardian
The canny Sharon's one and three-quarter state solution Jonathan Freedland: In the new game of sequential unilateralism, the Palestinian leaders are being outplayed by Israel's prime minister.



H2 Financial Times COMMENT & ANALYSIS: A union with Turkey would be a prize for a divided world By Martin Wolf

International commentary on
Turkey’s EU Accession: ‘Zero-Hour’ Comes, EU Agrees To Talk Turkey With Turkey

BBC
Anger and loss Turkish resentment grows over handling of bird flu outbreak
SlateToday's Papers / Blogometer realclearpoliticsABC’s The Note - Early Bird thru GovExec - antiwar.com / Wikipedia / technorati

Nagorno-Karabakh: A Plan for Peace: International Crisis Group
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EurasiaNet
OSCE Gives Mixed Grade for Azerbaijani Election Preparations

The Inevitable Peaking of World Oil Production: Atlantic Council of the United States "The era of plentiful, low-cost petroleum is approaching an end. Without massive and timely mitigation, the damage to the world economy will be dire and long-lasting.”
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Slate
All Pain, No Gain: Nobel laureate Thomas Schelling's little-known role in the Vietnam War. Fred Kaplan

Text
Letter to al-Zarqawi from al-Zawahri - Al-Qaida’s No. 2 to deputy: Be ready in case Americans leave Iraq quickly

KR
Letter from bin Laden lieutenant outlines hopes, strategy in Iraq 6,000-word letter from Osama bin Laden's second-in-command to al-Qaida's leader in Iraq outlines the terrorist group's strategy to oust American troops from Iraq, create a militant Islamic state there, use that as a base to overthrow the governments of other Muslim nations and finally destroy Israel.

H3 Turkey and Europe

Turkey and the U.S.

Greek press on Cyprus and Turkey

Turkey and the Middle East

Turkey, Russia, Caucasus and C. Asia

Washington Times
EU abandons Cyprus problem (Andrew Borowiec)

Morgan Stanley Turkey:
Of Taxes and Ferraris

Turkey:
If You Follow Me, I Will Follow You

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Iran's Nuke Issue Brings US, Turks Closer DefenseNews.com

Turkish Co. to Build Israeli Power Station

Independent
Gang held over smuggling 100,000 Turks into Britain Eight suspected leaders of a people-trafficking gang thought to have smuggled up to 100,000 Turkish people into Britain were arrested by police yesterday in a series of early morning raids

Drinking dens introduce arrivals to underworld

Guardian
Huge trafficking operation smashed as Yard holds suspected ringleaders

I was just running away from oppression

World Bank,
Complex Challenges in Developing-Country Debt

Murat Karayilan: "Turkey must bear the responsibility"

BBC
Romania culls birds in flu scare Romania culls thousands of birds in the Danube delta - angering villagers - amid fears of an avian flu outbreak. Turks vexed by bird flu cull
World slow to face threat
Q&A: Avian flu

H4 New York Times Leaders in Iraq Agree to Change in Constitution The change would create a panel in Iraq's next parliament with the power to propose revisions to the constitution.

Friedman
Silence and Suicide
If the Sunni Muslim world does not act to halt the ethnic cleansing campaign against the Shiites of Iraq, the Sunni Muslim world will eventually be consumed by it.

Next: A War Against Nature
By ROBERT D. KAPLAN
The U.S. military is emerging as the world's most effective emergency relief organization.

Editorial
Germany's New Chancellor The new chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, will have to cede some of the more dubious planks in her platform of reforms for which German voters clearly withheld their mandate.

Rice Reaches Pact on Keeping Central Asia Base

Only Marginal Reforms Are Expected in Germany

Full Qaeda Letter to Iraq Ally Speaks of Group's Global Goal
H5 Washington Post Deal Raises Hopes For Iraq Constitution Shiite, Sunni Arab and Kurdish power brokers reach breakthrough that revived hopes of winning Sunni support for the charter and defusing the Sunni-led insurgency.
A Nobel Laureate Who's Got Game By Michael Kinsley, Game theory was born to deal with interdependence: situations where what I do depends on what you do, and what you do depends on what I do. That, of course, would cover almost all situations.

Seized Letter Outlines Al Qaeda Goals in Iraq

Editorial
The Kashmir Earthquake THE NEWS from earthquake-stricken Pakistan gets steadily worse.

Kyrgyzstan Agrees to Continuing U.S. Military Presence at Key Air Base

How the Republicans Let It Slip Away
By David Ignatius The GOP isn't prepared to be the nation's governing party because the hard right would rather be ideologically pure than successful.

Hughes Spurred Bush-Palestinian Meeting

China Hopes Economy Plan Will Bridge Income Gap



H6 Guardian
The canny Sharon's one and three-quarter state solution Jonathan Freedland: In the new game of sequential unilateralism, the Palestinian leaders are being outplayed by Israel's prime minister.

The case for the opposition In the interest of democratic reform, the Egyptian government must allow its electoral rivals some success, writes Brian Whitaker.

To boldly go As Schröder hands over the helm, Luke Harding assesses the progressive chancellor's mixed legacy.

Pakistan will not forget Tariq Ali Lahore: Why have US, German and British forces in Afghanistan not been mobilised to save lives?

Clarke stays firm on holding terror suspects for 90 days

Aid effort in chaos Relief is still only trickling through to millions of survivors.

EU says internet could fall apart · Developing countries demand share of control · US says urge to censor underlies calls for reform
H7 Washington is More of a Quagmire Than Iraq - Fred Barnes

BBC
New muscles in the marketplace Brazil, Russia, India and China, the so-called Brics, are predicted to emerge as major world players by 2050.

James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Speech by Prince Saud Al Faisal Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, Sep 21, 2005
Saudi Arabia and International Oil Market

NBER Boston University,
Will China Eat Our Lunch or Take Us to Dinner? – Simulating the Transition Paths of the U.S., EU, Japan, and China

IMF,
Growth and Volatility in an Era of Globalization


H8 BBC Iraqi Leaders Reach Last-Minute Deal on Charter Revision
Lobe A Lose-Lose Referendum?

Washington Times
Iraq's vote and the region's future (Tulin Daloglu)

Debka
Gone Missing in Iraq – $1.3bn

Al-Qaeda No. 2: Get Set to Fill Iraq Void

Arms Control Today The
U.S.-India Nuclear Deal: Taking Stock
H9 Ha’aretz – IDF to advise Sharon to free Palestinian prisoners Officer tells Haaretz: Army thinks PM should strengthen Abbas by agreeing to more prisoner release at summit

Israeli ambassador to U.S.: Syria sheltering 10 or 11 terror groups

Despite renewed ties, the U.S. keeps Israel out of JSF program

Jerusalem Post
Exclusive: IDF deploys new radar system near Gaza Military sources to 'Post': New radar hoped to give early warning against rockets and possibly mortars.

Boston Globe
Searching for hope in Israel (By Geoffrey H. Lewis and Theodore W. Asta) WE TRAVELED to Israel together, Christian and Jew, to explore a land of history, faith, and conflict.

MEMRI
Oct 12 SD# 1004 - On Islamic Websites: A Guide for Preparing Nuclear Weapons

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10 Christian Science Monitor Little-read charter evokes strong views Iraq's Shiites and Kurds are likely to outvote unhappy Sunnis.

Why EU, Iran still far apart over nukes Iran's election surprise threw a wrench in US and EU plans for resolution.

Merkel's misguided modesty

Energy independence requires a multifaceted approach

Pentagon wants new spying powers in US It says it won't spy on 'innocent' citizens, but critics are unconvinced.

US role as innovator challenged abroad Ramped-up R&D in China and India blunts the US's economic edge.

Taliban play hide-and-seek with US troops The 82nd Airborne goes door to door in an Afghan village, looking for fighters and offering aid. Part 2 of three.

H
11 IHT Don't write off UN reform just yet By GEORGE J. MITCHELL Effective reform of the United Nations is possible, if there is a coalition of democracies, the United States centrally among them.

China can't move further on the yuan By QU HONGBIN The U.S. treasury secretary John Snow has called for more revaluation of the yuan but China can't deliver, whether it wants to or not.

BBC
Internet brawl How the US has been isolated in the fight to run the net
H12 RFE/RL World: Iraq: Will Voters Be Able To Cast Informed Votes In Constitutional Referendum?

Iran: New President's Diplomacy Sparks Controversy

James Woolsey, Former CIA Director, Speaks To RFE/RL At Forum 2000

Kosovo: Stability Pact Head Cites Lack Of EU Strategy For Kosovo

Moscow's Sphere of Influence - Llewellyn King, Orlando Sentinel

EDM
KAZAKHSTAN STRENGTHENS TIES WITH NATO

PBS Newshour
China's Cities Boom; Its Peasants Suffer In recent years, China's government has channeled investment into urban and business development, leaving its enormous peasant class poorer. This week, the government pledged to bridge the income gap by altering economic strategy.

China opens new chapter in space history with most ambitious mission yet...
H13 The Times Survivors face dying of cold as aid fails to reach quake towns Millions of survivors are facing the threat of a second catastrophe because the aid is not reaching many victims trapped in cold mountain areas

Sunni party endorses constitution

Insurgents 'importing ideas from Iraq'

Paralysis that starts with a wobble

FT
Fall-off in demand for oil is temporary, says IEA Global oil consumption is expected to increase by 1.75m barrels a day next year to total 85.2m b/d, suggesting that a...

Leader
Trading offers across the Atlantic At least six months too late, the Doha round of World Trade Organisation talks has finally started in earnest, with opening volleys from the US and the European Union...

Leader
Engaging Asian giants First, the easy part. John Snow, US Treasury secretary, began his Asia tour in Tokyo, where he praised Japan's economic recovery and urged the eurozone to follow its...

COMMENT & ANALYSIS: Do not fear the rise of world-class science in Asia Retreating into a scientific version of protectionism is not an option. More innovation in Asia does not mean less in Europe, write Charles Leadbeater and James Wilsdon
H14 Financial Times
Iraqi politicians 'near deal to avert boycott of referendum' Iraqi political leaders were reported to be closing in on a last-minute deal in Baghdad that could avert a widespread boycott by the Sunni Arab minority of this Saturday's referendum on Iraq's proposed constitution.

Retired Nato generals blast European military Two of Nato's most respected retired generals will issue a stinging indictment of European military capabilities, arguing the continent may be unable to meet mounting security risks

US calls for Europe to broaden rules of engagement

EU3 look to Russia to influence Iran on nuclear talks With time ticking away to next month's meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency the EU is looking to Russia, China and domestic Iranian opinion to persuade Tehran to revive nuclear talks.

COMMENT: How an economic theory beat the atomic bomb Thomas Schelling’s lateral thinking has been so spectacular that his colleagues sometimes thought the economist had lost his mind, writes Tim Harford, author of The Undercover Economist

Iraqi politicians 'near deal to avert boycott of referendum'

Foreboding over Iraq war spreads to conservatives

Iraqi army 'ready to take over some duties in months'


H15 Los Angeles Times
Withdrawal isn't retreat By Edward N. Luttwak
A gradual pullout of U.S. forces does not mean abandoning Iraq to the insurgents.

Under Rice, Powell's Policies Are Reborn


H16
New book sez only Rice could keep Clinton from White House...

“It’s Gore Time”: Gore Friends And Allies Predict ’08 Run...

Our Democracy Has Been Hollowed Out - Al Gore, Jr., TomPaine.com
H
17 Daily Telegraph Musharraf is facing his 'Katrina moment'Following the earthquake in Pakistan, the first question most people are likely to ask is how long does their authoritarian military leader plan to rule over their lives, writes Ahmed Rashid.
H18 Independent
Britain accuses Iran of running training camps for bombers Iran is running international "training camps" for bombers who carry out attacks on British troops in Iraq, according to senior British officials.

Asian Earthquake: Why this is no time for compassion fatigue This will be remembered as the year in which nature made clear its indifference to the fate of mankind. First came the tsunami, which wiped out 225,000 lives. In Niger, famine engulfed the country. Then came Hurricane Katrina, and now the Kashmir earthquake

Hamish McRae: The first task of Angela Merkel must be to make the Germans less financially prudent
H19 Nomination of Ambassador John D. Negroponte to be Director of National Intelligence
H20 Slate
H21 FT
COMMENT & ANALYSIS: Greed threatens the beautiful game By Joseph Blatter The majority in football is fighting with spears, while the greedy few have the financial equivalent of nuclear warheads, writes Joseph Blatter, president of Fifa.

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