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4 September 2007
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H1 Guardian Secret deal for roadmap to peace in Iraq bears stamp of Ulster Agreement between Sunnis, Shias and Northern Ireland politicians after four days of talks in Finland.

Los Angeles Times U.S. military buildup fails to reconcile Baghdad Despite the plan, communities rupture along sectarian lines, violence shifts and the capital is mired in infighting.

US Papers Tue: Bush visit = Strategy Shift

Washington Post Bush: More Gains in Iraq Could Lead to Drawdown Ahead of congressional testimony from General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker on war's status, Bush argues surge tactic deserves more time.

Weighing the 'Surge' War now hinges on counterinsurgency strategy of Gen. Petraeus and results have been tenuous.

New York Times The State of Iraq: An Update By JASON CAMPBELL, MICHAEL O'HANLAN and AMY UNIKEWICZ While the recent Government Accountability Office report on the 18 benchmarks for Iraq set out by Congress gave a very pessimistic view, our data support a more mixed picture..

WP Tactics on the Ground: Building Up the Iraqi Army Many Trainees Are Complicit With 'Enemy Targets'

Tactics on the Ground: Making Deals With Onetime Enemies Signing Up Sunnis With 'Insurgent' on Their Résumés

British Leave Basra to Iraqi Security Forces After Constant Attacks, Troops Move to Air Base for 'Overwatch' Role

Guardian First the exit, then the deal denials, next the handover -Local forces prepare to take security responsibility in weeks

Leader Beating the retreat
Basra: If commanders now accept that the occupation is one of the sources of the conflict, not its solution, the troops should be removed altogether.

The Fed v the financiers

Kenneth Rogoff The US economy is flagging despite a balance of $170 trillion in the global financial market, but who is to be trusted? Central bankers or markets?

China's empty threat Thomas Palley China's undervalued currency, fears for the American market are unfounded: there is nothing to gain and a lot to lose from destabilising the economy.

Russian official signals firm stance on missiles and Kosovo

Slate Dead Certain

A narrative of the Bush presidency.
Robert Draper

The view of American tough talk from Tehran. Reza Aslan

National Review Online:

Kagan: The Gettysburg of This War This Bush visit could well mark a key turning point in the war in Iraq and the war on terror.

Al Awsat Al Sadr and the Militia Freeze Part One : Abdul Rahman Al-Rashed

Yedioth AHRONOTH Moshe Maoz Induce Bush to negotiate US president should be persuaded to drop veto on talks with Syria

Can Iran be stopped?/ Shoval Regional summit likely to establish Tehran's hegemony over entire Middle East

Ha’aretz Editorial: In any peace move, Israel must first evacuate the outposts

Rosner's Mailbox: "AIPAC supported the Iraq policy"

Le Figaro How Al-Qa'idah 'martyrs' enter Iraq

IHT Hubris and soul-searching
Many in France are wondering if they aren't suffering an overdose of their hyperactive new hyper-president. But, if Nicolas Sarkozy has his way, there will be little political space for Socialists in the next five years.

Financial Times Chinese military hacked into Pentagon The Chinese military hacked into a Pentagon computer network in June in the most successful cyber attack on the US

Editorial China's cyber-spies spread their net Holders of sensitive information, whether in the private or the public sector, should assume – as many already do – that competitors are right now trying to get their hands on it

COMMENT: Why now is a good time to sell the dollar The dollar’s behaviour is hard to reconcile with the unwinding of global imbalances, writes Barry Eichengreen

MARKETS: Don't be too quick to write off the lure of US assets Strong FDI inflows indicate overseas investors expect attractive returns on US assets, writes Horacio Valeiras

Editorial COMMENT: Mishkin's message The Federal Reserve still has other options than a rate cute to get the markets moving, such as repo lending for a three-month term – it needs to try them

100 Million More: Projecting the Impact of Immigration on the U.S. Population, 2007 to 2060
Source: Center for Immigration Studies

Falling Behind: International Scrutiny of the Peaceful Atom (PDF; 236 KB)
Source: Nonproliferation Policy Education Center (NPEC)

Middle East Times Commentary: Why Bush went to Baghdad

American democracy in trouble, Godfrey Hodgson

Gvosdev More on Iran: Outgrowth of the Roundtable

SPIEGEL Interview With Iraqi Leader Adil Abdul-Mahdi: 'Brutal Attacks Will Continue'

NYT Envoy’s Letters Counter Bush on Dismantling of Iraq Army

A previously undisclosed exchange of letters shows that President Bush was told in advance of a plan to dismantle the Iraqi Army.

L. Paul Bremer's Letter

George W. Bush's Letter

Guardian As the British escape Basra, a proper inquiry must begin Martin Bell: We can no longer remain in denial. Not least for the sake of our soldiers, a full and independent investigation is overdue.

N Korea claims end of 'pariah' status Lifting of US sanctions will open up trade and aid, though Washington is still to confirm the deal.

Analysis: Suzanne Goldenberg

Waiting for Hizbullah - Yaakov Katz

Our World: Of men and mice
[ CAROLINE GLICK

Not too late on Iran Israel must stop playing role of satisfied bystander and take more action.

Analysis: 'Waiting for babies to die is no strategy' Former Mossad chief Shavit: When we did take a pro-active, offensive approach, Hamas called for calm

H2 Guardian The unmentionable solution - part 2 James Ker-Lindsay As the status quo in Cyprus becomes untenable, perhaps the solution lies in a more radical option - partition

Jerusalem Post Turkey and Armenia: What Jews should do [ LENNY BEN-DAVID

OxAn TURKEY: New economic plan assumes benign conditions

Gül orduyu dizginlemek zorunda Damien McElroy

Turkey and democracy try each other Frank White

Google News KurdishMedia Kurdish Kurdish Aspect BBC Monitoring

NYT Iraqi Foreign Minister Demands That Iran Stop Shelling of Kurdish Area in North

Bush yönetimi Kuzey Irak başarısını gizliyor
Thomas L. Friedman

Tehran 'Vehemently Denies' Shelling Northern Iraq

Öcalan-DTP uzlaşmazlığı takiyye mi?

PKK, asker kıyafetiyle Mehmetçiğe saldırdı

PKK'ya karşı İran duvarı

Iraqi Kurdish Article: USA Unlikely to Respond to Iranian Shelling

Iraqi PM Trying to Divert Attention From Kirkuk Kurdish Paper

G E V E Z E İktidar partisinden kim PKK ile pazarlık ediyor?

1. ABD’deki kazadan ünlü Kürt aile çıktı Amerika’daki Kürt lobisinin en etkili ismi Kani Gulam’ın ailesinden ikisi çocuk altı kişi, California’da meydana gelen bir uçak kazasında öldü

İtirafçıya göre, teröristlerin hepsi örgütten kaçmak istiyor

Teslim olan PKK'lı örgütün haremini anlattı

Asker kıyafetli PKK'lılar vurdu

Erdoğan’dan DTP’ye: Önce terör örgütü deyin

Baydemir’den Diyarbakır resti

"Hükümet projelerimizi desteklemedi"

Mutlu ÇÖLGEÇEN Başbuğ'un 3 şahini

Baydemir'den Başbakan'a savaş resti

Berat Özipek Ahmet Türk ifade hürriyetini kullandı

RESUL TOSUN 'Ovada siyaset'

'Kimyasal' iddiası savcılıkta

Saç teli incelemesi

Teröristin cenazesini DTP'li belediye taşıdı

Hakkâri'de yine ABD malı tabancalar ele geçirildi

Peace Assembly of Turkey Convenes to Find Solution to Kurdish Problem

PKK'lı teröristler asker üniformasıyla saldırdı

STOP CULTIVATING TERRORISTS
Buffalo News

Iraqi Kurdish Press Highlights 3 Sep 07

İran askerleri üç PJAK'lıyı öldürdü

DTP'li Türk: Demokrasi olmadan kalkınma olmaz

Erdoğan'dan DTP'ye çağrı: PKK'yı terör örgütü ilan edin

PKK liderleri dağda harem kurdu

El Kaide bağlantılı 3 Türke gözaltı

Fresh Iran Shelling of Iraqi Kurd Border Leaves No Casualties

Kurdistan Moving Forward Toward the Kirkuk Referendum

Hizan’da 72 mülteci yakalandı

Erdoğan'dan DTP'ye çağrı: PKK'yı terör örgütü ilan edin

Lebanese partners plan first plush hotel in Iraqi Kurdistan

Kurdistan Moving Forward Toward the Kirkuk Referendum
The Conservative Voice

Pakistan halkı asker yüzünden siyasi bir dram yaşıyor MAHİR OSMAN

Google News Greece Cyprus Turkish Cypriot Press ABHaber

AP'nin Türkiye raporunun tasarısı hazır

Cengiz Aktar Hükümet programında Dış ve AB işleri

'Çözüme kapı mı?'

Kuzey Kıbrıs milletvekillerinin zirve öncesi görüşleri

Rum basını Talat - Papadopulos görüşmesi öncesi yorumlarda bulundu

Cypriot Presidential Candidate Reiterates Commitment to Bizonal Federation

All quiet (and boring) on the Cyprus front Sylvia Tiryaki

Melis Şenerdem Seçimden korkan lider teröriste sarılırsa

Ada'da kapılar açılınca Rumlar, turistleri Türklere kaptırdı

'Ekonomik vatanseverlik'

Fransa'nın yeni enerji politikasının ayrıntıları

Yargıtay Başkanlığı için 7 aday

Mehmet Yılmaz Fethullah Gülen’le 11 gün

İlk toplantıya başörtüsünü çıkarıp geldi

Sonradan olmadı Perihan Mağden

‘Hayata Dönüş’ operasyonu perde arkası

Bülent Arınç: 001'den sonra 25 olmaz

Bakana cevap: Türkiye su içinde yüzmüyor

H3 'Sivil' anayasa taslağı neden sivillerden gizli? Siyasiler: Halkı yönlendirmeye çalışıyorlar. Barolar: Dayatmayla sivil anayasa hazırlanamaz. Öğretim üyeleri: Anayasanın hazırlanış süreci de şeffaf olmalı

Bilal Çetin Hükümet programı ve yeni Anayasa...

Cumhurbaşkanı MGK’dan alınabilir

Meclis'te iktidar muhalefet atışması

Bahçeli 'Temel bağ kan bağı değil'

MHP Genel Sekreteri Paçacı: Gül'ü Çankaya'ya halkın iradesi çıkarttı

Cengiz Çandar “Camdan karakollar”, Hrant Dink davası, Trabzon Valisi, fert başına 10 bin dolar vs.

Cengiz Aktar Hükümet programında Dış ve AB işleri

AP'nin Türkiye raporunun tasarısı hazır

Gizli belge sır oldu Türk cumhuriyetleriyle ilişkilerin belirlendiği Özel Milli Siyaset Belgesi'nin kaybolduğu ortaya çıktı. Belgenin içinde Rusya ve ABD'ye karşı Türkiye'nin izlemesi gereken politikalar da yer alıyor

Güler Kömürcü Türkiye sınır ötesine neden operasyon yapamıyor?

Rifat Sarıcaoğlu 60. Hükümet’in programında eğitim: Yorumlar ve sorular...

'Sivil anayasa' mı dediniz?
İsmet Berkan

Anayasa Türkiye'nin mi, AK Parti'nin mi? Murat Yetkin

AK Partili Fırat: Tepki anayasası yapmıyoruz

AKP'li Fırat anayasa taslağı hakkında bilgi değil, ipucu verdi

Özdem Sanberk Atatürk'ün asıl öğretisi evrensellik

Hurşit GÜNEŞ Yeni bir program gelebilir mi?

Dünya Bankası: Türkiye harcama kısmadı, gelir artırdı

Sedat ERGİN Gül ve Erdoğan'ın basına taahhüdü

Serdar Turgut Bu ayıp artık yeter

Hasan CEMAL Asker konuşmaz, amuda da kalkmaz!

KOMUTANLAR ÇANKAYA RESEPSİYONU'NDA YOK

Yargıtay resepsiyona "eşli davet"

Bush iki kardeşin arasında Erdoğanla mı Gülle mi görüşecek?

Mutlu ÇÖLGEÇEN Başbuğ'un 3 şahini

Ali Bayramoğlu Asker merkezli krizler, keyfilik ve geçicilik

Ahmet Taşgetiren Anayasa ve din dersi

[Yorum - Prof. Dr. Yavuz Atar] Yeni anayasada hayatî maddeler neler olmalı?

AKP'liler anayasada uzlaşamadı

Toktamıl Ateş Anayasa için bir öneri

Arınç Ellerini ovuşturanlar başını dövüyor

Günün Gazete özetleri, manşetler

Murat Çelik Komutanlar Ankara dışında -

ASLI AYDINTAŞBAŞ

CHP: Askerin başına çuval geçirilen hükümet

Fikret BİLA Baykal ve CHP Köşk'e çıkmayacak

Sami KOHEN Türkiye'nin yeni imajı

Yaman TÖRÜNER Amerikan dış politikası ve İsrail lobisi (2)

Kriz siyaseti mi normalleşme mi? - Fatih Uğur

Şahin Alpay 22 Temmuz ve laiklik sorunu

İç Basında Türk Dış Politikası

Dış Basında Türkiye-AB İlişkileri - Dış Basında Güncel Türkiye Bülteni

Dış Basında Irak BBC Turkish 0700

VOA TSİ 06:30 Dış Basında Türkiye Turkish Press Review Google News Turkey Turquie Türkei TurcoPundit

Taha Kıvanç

Fehmi Koru

ALİ BAYRAMOĞLU Demokrasi ve refah sularında hız almak…

KÜRŞAT BUMİN Süratle çözülmesi gereken bir sorun: 'Eşsiz' davet

İBRAHİM KARAGÜLBaşörtülü First Lady ve Malezya örneği

AKİF EMREKışkırtma

YUSUF KAPLAN Ilımlı İslâm ve Türk İslâmofobisi

Ertuğrul Özkök Mücahit gazetecilik rantı

Ahmet Hakan

Ali Bulaç Pro-coup journalists

M Ali Birand Kaptanlığı bırakmayacağım …

Cüneyt Ülsever Ilımlı İslam!

Enis Berberoğlu Köşk, Beyaz Saray gibi halka açılacak

Oktay Ekşi Kritik nokta...

AKP'nin azizleri Türker Alkan

Babacan diplomasiye hızlı başladı

İlter Türkmen Politik gerçeklere uyma basireti gösterilmelidir

İlk yabancı konuk geliyor

Mehmet Barlas Bazen Çankaya’ya çağırılmamak çağırılmaktan daha iyidir…

MUHARREM SARIKAYA "Değiştirilemez" maddenin yeri

Mahir Kaynak Kavramlar

Hüsnü Mahalli Gül, dış politika ve türban!

Muhalefete jet yanıt

Hükümet programını birlikte topa tuttular

Arınç'ın takvimi

Ekrem Dumanlı Çankaya ve seccade

Ali Bulaç 'Abdallah Ğol'

Mümtazer Türköne Cenaze levazımatçıları

ERDAL ŞAFAK Öğrencisiz öğretmenler

ERGUN BABAHAN Sayın Baykal ne iş yapar?

Umur Talu Köleci devlet!

Lale Sarıibrahimoğlu Letter ‘M’ versus Turkey’s real agenda

HASAN BÜLENT KAHRAMAN

NAZLI ILICAK Anayasa ve darbe

MAHMUT ÖVÜR Çiller'in yeni 'lider' adayı kim?

YAVUZ DONAT Dinler arası diyalog

Prof. Dr. AYDIN AYAYDIN
Toplumsal merkez ve AK Parti

İğne ile çuvaldız Murat Belge

Eser Karakaş Fikr-i takip

[Yorum - Yard. Doç. Dr. Bekir Berat Özipek] AK Parti özgür Türkiye'nin yolunu açabilecek mi? (1)

Nuray Başaran Bıyıklı demokrasi

Can Ataklı İlk ama etkisiz adım

'Hükümet kulpları' hep kaybediyor İLHAN BAŞGÖZ

Mehmet Tezkan Normalleşiyoruz derken anormalleşmeyelim..

Hurşit GÜNEŞ Yeni bir program gelebilir mi?

Volkan Akı Ekonomik reform programını beklerken!

Dünya Bankası: Türkiye harcama kısmadı, gelir artırdı

Güçlü euro Türkiye'ye 39 milyar dolar kazandırdı

ABDURRAHMAN YILDIRIM Enflasyonda eylül ayı neden kritik?

Ercan Kumcu

Erdal Sağlam

EKONOMİDE DURAKLAMA DÖNEMİ YAŞANACAK

Enflasyonda gerileme duraksadı faiz indirimi beklentisi hala canlı

Dalgalanmayla yaşamak
Mahfi Eğilmez

Küresel sermayeye 200 yasa vaadi

Asaf Savaş Akat İlk çeyrekte net kamu borcu

Yiğit Bulut Yeni hükümete çağrı: “Anadolu sermayesi” yok oluyor...

Seyfettin Gürsel Ekonomik konjonktür değişiyor

Güven Sak Maliyesiz mikro reform olmaz

Yeni hükümet ve mikroekonomi
Korkmaz İlkorur

Enflasyonu giyim kurtardı

MELİHA OKUR
Gümrükler, Tüzmen'den niye alındı?

MELİKŞAH UTKU İhracatta çıtayı yükseltirken

Turkey raises the bar for economy targets

Mali piyasalar güçlendi sıra reel sektörde

Carry trade canlanıyor, sıcak para girişi artabilir

Nissan and Renault to open plant in Morocco Ghosn, chief executive of Renault and Nissan, said the facility would be more competitive than Renault's plants in Romania and Turkey and at least as cheap as Nissan's in China.

Gıda zamlarını giyim dengeledi enflasyon beklendiği gibi çıktı

H4 New York Times The State of Iraq: An Update By JASON CAMPBELL, MICHAEL O'HANLAN and AMY UNIKEWICZ

While the recent Government Accountability Office report on the 18 benchmarks for Iraq set out by Congress gave a very pessimistic view, our data support a more mixed picture.

Bush, in Iraq, Says Troop Reduction Is Possible President Bush, in Iraq on Monday, emphasized security gains, sectarian reconciliation and the possibility of a troop withdrawal.

Envoy’s Letters Counter Bush on Dismantling of Iraq Army

A previously undisclosed exchange of letters shows that President Bush was told in advance of a plan to dismantle the Iraqi Army.

L. Paul Bremer's Letter

George W. Bush's Letter

Pattern Cited in Killings of Civilians by U.S.

DAVID BROOKS Center First Gives Way to Center Last A big change in the Iraq debate has come about because the surge failed, and it failed in an unexpected way.

H5 Washington Post Bush: More Gains in Iraq Could Lead to Drawdown Ahead of congressional testimony from General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker on war's status, Bush argues surge tactic deserves more time.

Weighing the 'Surge' War now hinges on counterinsurgency strategy of Gen. Petraeus and results have been tenuous.

Tactics on the Ground: Building Up the Iraqi Army Many Trainees Are Complicit With 'Enemy Targets'

Tactics on the Ground: Making Deals With Onetime Enemies Signing Up Sunnis With 'Insurgent' on Their Résumés

British Leave Basra to Iraqi Security Forces After Constant Attacks, Troops Move to Air Base for 'Overwatch' Role

Persistence of Myths Could Alter Policy Approach

Editorial Israel's Example Fighting terrorism without sacrificing due process

The New Anti-Semitism By Denis MacShane, Hatred of Jews has reached new heights in Europe and many points south and east of the old continent.

Good Morning, Vietnam! By Eugene Robinson

A Surreality Check By Richard Cohen Welcome back. While you were on vacation and, of course, brooding about your life, your job and your relationships (Why? What for? What does it all mean?), I compiled a list of major news events that you might have missed and which now, as a public service, I present to you in abbreviated form:

In Bosnia, Former Fighters Face Expulsion Many Foreign-Born Muslims Who Came During 1992-95 War Now Losing Citizenship

H6 Guardian Secret deal for roadmap to peace in Iraq bears stamp of Ulster

Agreement between Sunnis, Shias and Northern Ireland politicians after four days of talks in Finland.

First the exit, then the deal denials, next the handover -Local forces prepare to take security responsibility in weeks

Leader Beating the retreat
Basra: If commanders now accept that the occupation is one of the sources of the conflict, not its solution, the troops should be removed altogether.

The Fed v the financiers Kenneth Rogoff The US economy is flagging despite a balance of $170 trillion in the global financial market, but who is to be trusted? Central bankers or markets?

China's empty threat Thomas Palley China's undervalued currency, fears for the American market are unfounded: there is nothing to gain and a lot to lose from destabilising the economy.

Only time will tell Richard Norton-Taylor Gordon Brown insists the withdrawal of troops from the Basra Palace is not a defeat, but the coming months could still reveal it as such.

As the British escape Basra, a proper inquiry must begin
Martin Bell: We can no longer remain in denial. Not least for the sake of our soldiers, a full and independent investigation is overdue.

Brown's promises of people power open a Pandora's box Polly Toynbee: The appeal to a new, consensual politics will upset parts of the party, and some of his boasts may return to haunt him.

Opposition to the Iraq war far exceeds the fury over Vietnam
Response: Demonstrations can close the gap between popular outrage and parliamentary apathy, says Andrew Murray.

Sudan peace talks may start in weeks

Beefed-up peacekeeping force raises hopes as some Darfur rebel leaders agree common platform.

H7 National Review Online:

Kagan: The Gettysburg of This War This Bush visit could well mark a key turning point in the war in Iraq and the war on terror.

Al Awsat Al Sadr and the Militia Freeze Part One : Abdul Rahman Al-Rashed

Daily Star Better late than never: Iraq's prime minister finds a better way to rule

Boston Globe Iraq's war of the warlords WHEN the radical Shi'ite cleric Moqtada Sadr called last week for a freeze on his Mahdi Army's operations, it might have been tempting to take it as a positive step toward reducing violence and promoting stability in Iraq. But even if his directive is heeded by most components of the far-from-unitary Mahdi Army, any such timeout will only be a ...

Getting out of Iraq

(By Jeff Danziger) THE PENTAGON has little choice but to begin planning for the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq

Washington Times High noon in Egypt?

The parallels between President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt and the deposed shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran, are attention-getting.

Geopolitical Diary: Bush's Trip to Iraq Stratfor

H8 IraqSlogger Google News Iraq Iran Syria Mideastwire.com - NPR Iraq stratfor

Combat deaths in Iraq decline; reasons aren't clear

BBC Rallying the troops
How Bush's surprise Iraq visit aims to boost support for US policy

Bush holds 'war council' in Iraq

US President George W Bush makes a surprise visit to Iraq for talks with senior officials on the impact of the surge.

Rumor Mill: Link Between Blasts, Ex-Cops?

Sadrists: "Deadline" for Maliki Government

Bush: Lower troop levels in Iraq may be possible

Tehran 'Vehemently Denies' Shelling Northern Iraq

Basra voices
Iraqi views on the UK troop withdrawal from Basra city centre

As Bush claims success in Iraq, the British leave Basra

Classroom Chaos in Iraq Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Perspectives On Iraqi Oil And Politics
Middle East Economic Survey

Iraq Vice-President Welcomes Al-Sadr's Ceasefire Decision in Spiegel Interview

BBC Monitoring Quotes From Iranian Press 3 Sep 07

Syria To Impose Visas On Iraqis To Stem Refugee Influx

H9 Ha’aretz Editorial: In any peace move, Israel must first evacuate the outposts

Rosner's Mailbox: "AIPAC supported the Iraq policy"

PM: Israel won't remain quiet in face of Qassams

The final Winograd Report / Last man standing

Abbas Amends PA Election Law to Boost Fatah

Povery report will show that 1.6 million Israelis live in poverty

How Israel failed to free Pollard

Yedioth AHRONOTH Moshe Maoz

Induce Bush to negotiate

Can Iran be stopped?/ Shoval

Mofaz warns against PA talks

Kadima leaders say Israel must not 'run amok' into permanent agreement with fragile PA gov't

Jerusalem Post Waiting for Hizbullah - Yaakov Katz

Our World: Of men and mice
[ CAROLINE GLICK

Not too late on Iran Israel must stop playing role of satisfied bystander and take more action.

Analysis: 'Waiting for babies to die is no strategy' Former Mossad chief Shavit: When we did take a pro-active, offensive approach, Hamas called for calm.

Gov't officials: Islamic Jihad to bear brunt of IDF response to Kassams
Olmert: IDF has orders to destroy every rocket launcher, hit everyone involved in attacks; defense officials calling for ground ops.

Fatah-Hamas-Israel: A Problematic Relationship - Yossi Alpher (bitterlemons.org)

Daily Star Searching for a Palestinian Mandela By Byron Bland

Make the Palestinians an offer they can't refuse By Anat Kurz

Who won the Lebanon war? An Israeli reading By Yehuda Ben Meir

The Region: Losing Lebanon
Jerusalem Post By BARRY RUBIN Lebanon may be beginning one of the most turbulent periods in its all-too-tumultuous history.

Daily Alert.orgMiddle East Progress - EJC Israeli Press Review Google News Israel - Palestine

Israeli challenge
Rise of ultra-orthodox Jewish population poses dilemma

En route to third intifada

H10 Christian Science Monitor

Global shift to service jobs

Move over agriculture, according to the International Labor Organization, service is where the growth is.

Lebanon's rising jihadi threat

Even after the Lebanese Army defeated Islamic militants Sunday, Al Qaeda's credo is spreading in Palestinian camps.

The US and North Korea near diplomatic thaw The North says the US already agreed to take it off the list of terrorism-sponsoring states.

ASIA

FT Chinese military hacked into Pentagon

The Chinese military hacked into a Pentagon computer network in June in the most successful cyber attack on the US

ANALYSIS: Destination Pyongyang The hermit economy depends on external support but Seoul’s role is being questioned

China's wary shoppers prefer western brands

BUSINESS LIFE: West must take some blame for tainted Chinese goods

McClatchy North Korea opens up, a little There's a shift in the isolated North Korean capital of Pyongyang, where the official attitude toward foreigners has softened and North Korea's propaganda machinery is playing down the nation's military might — and its nuclear weapons program

Is the Chinese Growth Miracle Built to Last? IZA A 41-page discussion paper studying the likely persistence of the Chinese growth "miracle"

Guardian China's empty threat

Thomas Palley Despite China's undervalued currency, fears for the American market are unfounded: there is nothing to gain and a lot to lose from destabilising the economy.

N Korea claims end of 'pariah' status

Lifting of US sanctions will open up trade and aid, though Washington is still to confirm the deal.

Analysis: Suzanne Goldenberg

Hope rises in east Asia Jonathan Watts There have been so many false dawns and broken promises in the past, but could North Korea finally be coming in from the cold?

Why a week is not always a long time in politics

Japan’s Prime Minister, faced fresh humiliation after a member of his Cabinet became the country’s shortest-serving minister

Korea Confronts Spate Of Phony Résumés In a nation where calibrations of human worth are obsessively tied to college achievement, an epidemic of phony academic credentials has broken out in South Korea.

WSJ Delhi Drama
India's left threatens the nuclear deal with the U.S.
By MARY KISSEL

H11 IHT Hubris and soul-searching
Many in France are wondering if they aren't suffering an overdose of their hyperactive new hyper-president. But, if Nicolas Sarkozy has his way, there will be little political space for Socialists in the next five years.

GDF-Suez merger deals a blow to EU ambition to open energy sector

Labor's failure
The word 'labor' once defined an entire culture. Where did it go?

EUROPE European press review

‘Apologies, but no regrets,’ says Flemming Rose revisiting the ‘Mohammad cartoons’ crisis

Mardell's Euroblog
Will Denmark start a domino effect with an EU referendum?

EU Announces Plans To Strengthen Neighborly Relations

EU: Neighborhood Policy Focuses On Economics, Not Membership

Far right given election boost by Greek fires

“Cultural” uniformity within Europe

Circular Immigration: Counts of Exits and Years Away from the Host Country A 26-page discussion paper examining the character of circular/repeat immigation to Germany

German far Right party builds support The far Right National Democratic Party, often associated with skinheads, sets out a softer approach

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Russian official signals firm stance on missiles and Kosovo

Russia seeks to play balancing role in world: Lavrov

New data on Russia race attacks

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Washington Times Permanent President Putin?

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Developing a Safety Net for Ukraine
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Soviet Strategic Programs and Policies, 1964-1972
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Bush hints at Iraq troop withdrawal

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Analysis: Bush sticks to safe ground in Iraq

Q&A: Britain's pull-out from Basra

The man out to oust a President

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Wall Street Journal World Bank Corruption
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The Tide Is Turning in Iraq
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Globalization and Cultural Diversity
Recent years have seen an explosion of creativity outside of Hollywood.
By MICHAEL LYNTON

The Pyongyang Bidding
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Rescue hopes
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Bush hints at ‘fewer’ troops in Iraq

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WP Barack Obama, Drawing the Big Crowds

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Hillary Clinton, Stumping With Burgers and Bill

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Leader: Tories need core principles

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Iraqi flag signals the transfer of power in Basra

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A symbolic visit cloaked in secrecy

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The Big Question: Why does the PM have the power to decide when to call an election?

H19Military Intelligence Terrorism

Documents Show Soldiers Disregard Rules

Philippines wages counterinsurgency Authorities in Manila put security forces on alert after the arrest last week in the Netherlands of the exiled leader of the Communist Party of the Philippines

WWII British spies frustrated by FBI Feared Nazi agents could infiltrate UK through the U.S.- new docs reveal.

Bin Laden Family Business Denies Liability for 9/11

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A narrative of the Bush presidency.
Robert Draper

The view of American tough talk from Tehran. Reza Aslan

New ILO report says US leads the world in labour productivity, some regions are catching up, most lag behind

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Women are wonderful. But men? Drunk and homeless on the streets, they fill our prisons – violent junkies and losers. Is there anything good about men?... more»

“Wagner sums up modernity. There is no way out: you become a Wagnerian first.” Thomas Mann knew what Nietzsche meant... more»

The Iraq War is Responsible for Scottish Independence. Really.
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Report: America’s Dynamic Workforce - August, 2007

H21 Without books, without news and reviews of books – that is, without serious literacy – decent society vanishes and barbarism triumphs... more»

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Dad's Genes or Mom's? Genetic work offers the clearest snapshot yet of just how different parental contributions can be

NATIONAL NEWS: Brown sets up citizen juries to shape policy

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Human-animal embryo study wins approval Mixing cells and eggs to be allowed in search for new medical treatments.

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