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H1 Can the War on Terror Be Won? - Philip Gordon, Foreign Affairs IHT Actually, Iran is not so tough By MARTIN VAN CREVELD / TMS Iran is weak, but this doesn't mean the U.S. or Israel should now go ahead and attack. Washington Post U.S. to Set New Iran Sanctions In unprecedented move, administration to declare a foreign military branch a sponsor of terrorism New York Times Mideast Hawks Help to Develop Giuliani Policy Rudolph W. Giuliani is consulting with a particularly hawkish group of advisers and neoconservative thinkers. New Steps by U.S. Against Iranians ROGER COHEN Time for the Bundesmacht It’s past time for continental Europe to overcome its pacifist mirage and accept that these are dangerous times demanding serious defense sacrifice. We’ll Always Have Putin By LEON ARON In the light of what we know about Vladimir Putin, he is more likely to find a way to continue in office as Russian President Putin. Financial Times EU papers reflect new realism on Russia The EU has backed away from labelling Russia an opponent but still expects Moscow to pursue tougher policies before coming elections, internal documents show Supreme leader has eye on Ahmadi-Nejad Iranian politicians and analysts warn that, despite his apparent victories, the Iranian president’s consolidation of power could backfire IHT Sarkozy's proposal for Mediterranean Union leaves questions unansweredWhen President Nicolas Sarkozy of France unveiled his proposal this week, he was clear on one issue: any country with a Mediterranean coastline can join. Even supporters criticized him as being too ambitious and too vague. The Times US rebuffed over appeal for Afghanistan troops The US appeal to Nato defence ministers was rejected by Germany and other nations were reluctant to boost their numbers This has been a bleak week for Pakistan, but not one that condemns it to being a failed state Bronwen Maddox
Jonathan Karl / ABCNEWS: Bomb Iran? U.S. Requests Bunker-Buster Bombs Iraq, Afghan wars could cost 2.4 trln usd by 2017 - report Independent Hamish McRae: America's lifestyle is paid for by savers in poorer nations – but for how long? The Economist Globalisation Small is beautiful An index of globalisation Who’s the boss in Iran? The tea-leaves of an Iranian resignation Guardian Ulster's lesson for the Middle East: don't indulge extremists David Trimble: Northern Ireland is too often invoked as a model for resolving conflicts, but it does show conditions must come before talks Leader Images that shock UPI Analysis: U.S. vs. Russia on all fronts REPORT: 'World at peak oil output'... Terror Watch List Swells to More Than 755,000 American Conservative Phantoms Over Syria Sadr Says Militia's Military Freeze Remains in Force | H2 WP Turkey Intensifies Border Operations Airstrikes Said to Target Sites Used by Rebels Based in Iraq Independent Kurdish fighters defy the world from mountain fortress as bombing begins Turkish Planes Bomb Iraq Village, No Major Incursion Turks Ponder Problems of Iraq Incursion FT Ankara to hear Iraq plans to combat PKK Turkey expects ‘concrete proposals from Iraq as its defence minister arrives in Ankara in a last ditch attempt to assure Turkey that it is ready to clamp down on the activities of the PKK in northern Iraq Bağımsız Kuzey Irak 'riski', bölgesel savaştan yüksek William M. Arkin Ordu PKK'yı 'kullanacak' McClatchy Maliki can't stop PKK attacks, officials say The Times Turkey bombs PKK bases after deadly ambush Guardian Turkey attacks Kurdish rebels Turkish military steps up operations close to the border with Iraq by deploying warships and helicopters. 'Ermeni soykırımı tasarısı' 2008'e kalacak Turkish Planes Bomb Kurdish Rebel Positions Iraqi Leader's Office Denies Pledge to Turkey on PKK Leaders Iraqi Kurdish Press Roundup on Turkey-PKK Crisis 24 Oct 07 Regional Press Debates PKK Crisis IntelliBriefs: Turkey's New Strategy in Northern Iraq Asia Times Iran looms over Turkey crisis diplomacy Looming over this extraordinary diplomatic activity is a shadow bigger than Turkey's Kurdish crisis: that of Iran. Erdogan may have jetted to London wondering if the world war that Bush recently warned about had already begun. - M K Bhadrakumar No end in sight for the Kurdish fight Guardian Bush's blind eye Dilip Hiro : The US is keen to suppress terrorists on the Pakistani border but not, apparently, on Turkey's border with Iraq. Hassan Lasjerdi ABD-Türk gerilimi sorunlara gölge düşürüyor NYT Turkish Warplanes Attack Kurds Near Border TIME - Behind Turkey's Kurdish Problem JINSA The Kurds, the Turks and the PKK EDM AKP GOVERNMENT CAUGHT BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE ON RESPONSE TO PKK ATTACK Defeat in Peace, Victory in War: What Does the PKK Want? - International - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News Turkey attacks Kurdish rebels on Iraqi border Guardian The season for invading? Winter a challenge for Turkey; Harsh weather may halt rebel attacks. The Times Turkish PM Threatens Iraq Action 'At Any Time' BBC Turkish raids along Iraqi border 'Türkiye'nin baskısı sonuç veriyor' Parris, Former Ambassador, Says Turkey Has Limited Oil (Bloomberg On The Economy) PKK Yet to Attack Pipelines as Threatened Gates: Hold Off on Attacking Kurds Turkey May Take Unspecified Economic Action Against PKK in Iraq US Says It Can Offer 'Actionable Intelligence' Against PKK in Iraq Turkey Kills 34 Kurdish Fighters in N. Iraq The PKK-Kurdistan Trap Radio Utopie 'No solution to PKK without Iraqi Kurds' RFERL Iraqi Kurds Hold The Keys To Turkey's Dilemma With Turkey threatening military moves into northern Iraq, Iraqi Kurds are in a pivotal -- and ironic -- position. They can help Ankara by moving to end attacks by Turkish Kurdish militants. But will Ankara pay the price for their cooperation? Turks tell Americans, Iraqis: Squash Kurd rebels or we will :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: World Security organization slams Kurdish party NYT Turkish Warplanes Attack Kurds Near Border Turkey Ignores US Restraint Request Erdogan: Turkey Won't Wait Forever on Kurds Kurdish Guerrillas Parade Turkish Hostages Turkish Warplanes, Ground Troops Attack Northern Iraq Positions - Al- Jazeera BBC Turks discuss attacks inside Iraq Rice to visit Turkey, Middle East early November Gul appeals for calm as anti-Kurd tension rises Turkey showing remarkable restraint - NATO chief | World | Reuters Stay out of this dispute :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Commentary Iraq, Turkey Pledge to Suppress Kurdish Rebel Group PKK sorunu Irak'a saldırarak değil, reformla çözülür ABDULLAH İSKENDER Google News KurdishMedia Kurdish Kurdish Aspect BBC Monitoring FACTBOX: Tension over Kurds on Turkey-Iraq border Reuters Iraq pledges to confront Kurdish rebels - Los Angeles Times EurasiaNet Armenia: Iranian President’s Abbreviated Visit Iraqi Kurdistan Parliament Meets to Debate Turkish Measures Egyptian Radio Examines Ways of Ending Turkey-PKK Crisis Bombalar da Amerikan malı çıktı Gabar saldırısını yapanlar belirlendi İki partiden PKK'ya 'silah bırak' çağrısı Threat to Iraqi-Turkish oil and gas pipelines overstated - head of ISPAT - Forbes.com Zaho’da elektrik kesintileri endişelendirdi Iraqi Kurdish Town Protests Against Possible Turkish Incursion Iraq Leader "Alludes" to Handing Over PKK Leaders to Turkey - TV Turkish Special Teams Reported in North Iraq for Rescue Operation PKK'nın Şemdinli baskını püskürtüldü Yusuf Kanlı Lynching culture and the DTP Turkey's Kurdish party calls on rebels to release Turkish soldiers Report: Israel marring Turkey-US ties Saudi TV Talk Show Discusses PKK Crisis on Iraq Border Talabani, PKK'lı teröristleri isteyen Türkiye'ye Kandil'i adres gösterdi Russian Senator Margelov on Turkish Invasion of Iraq Iraqi Security Delegation to Visit Turkey to Discuss Border Crisis Kürt Parlamentosu Talabani ve Barzani'ye tam destek verdi Talabani'nin PKK dansı bitmiyor Sınıra baraj kurulup doğal engel yapılacak Daha iyi bir dünya için... Google News Greece Cyprus Turkish Cypriot Press ABHaber Olli Rehn: 'EU understands Turkey’s need to protect its citizens' An error of seismic proportions Albena Simeonova Oct 24 07, 07:00pm: The European commission will be risking Bulgarian lives if it gives the go-ahead to build nuclear reactors in an earthquake zone. European Parliament refuses recognizing so-called Armenian genocide Journalist Sarıibrahimoğlu defends herself at article 301 hearing AP Genel Kurulu Türkiye raporunu kabul etti KEİ Konseyi bugün Ankara'da toplanacak DTP’ye çağrı: PKK’ya mesafe koyun AB'den Türkiye'ye İnsan Hakları Uyarısı Brüksel'de terörü protesto eden Türklere gözaltı Rehn 'Sınır ötesi meşru müdafaadır' Rumlar çıldırdı: Belgeye nasıl KKTC yazarsınız! Demokratlar: Ermeni tasarısı Meclis'e gelmez Turkish EU Hopes Depend on "Peaceful Solution" to PKK Crisis - Portuguese Daily Soykırım iddiasını karara sokturmadı European Parliament - News - Press service - Info - European Parliament debates EU-Turkey relations The Armenian Genocide Resolution: The Other Side Gets Not So Equal Time Is the Armenian genocide being used as a smoke screen by the powerful Armeno/Russo lobby? Congress aims to build bridge by burning another Gülen Movement’s role on London conference agenda Medya İslam konusunda klişeye takılmış durumda New measures introduced to fight global warming | H3 Rice: Sakın girmeyin Ertuğrul Özkök O gece ses duvarı aşılmalıydı Rice'tan Ankara'ya sürpriz ziyaret Zebari: Türk-Kürt krizinde ABD utanır Sadece Kuzey'e ekonomik yaptırım gündemde 'K. Irak'a Yaptırım Güneydoğu Halkını Etkiler' Tarihi MGK'da Irak'a yaptırım tavsiyesi MGK'dan ekonomik ambargo kararı çıktı Fikret BİLA Mesud Barzani hedef mi? Şensoy: Sınırdaki 5 PKK kampı kapatılmalı Serpil YILMAZ Kuzey Irak ambargo soluyor ABD'li komutan: Operasyon çözüm değil Semih İDİZ İbre Türkiye'den yana ama... Güneri CIVAOĞLU Müdahalede çare tükenmez [CROSS-BORDER OPERATION] Türkiye Suriye üzerinden ticareti özendirecek Ruşen Çakır| ABD’nin dediğini de yaptığını da yapma A Turkish-Kurdish-American opera buffa Burak BEKDİL Bilal Çetin Üç aşamalı plan... Barzani'den PKK'ya 4 maddelik uyarı Barzani’ye 400 milyon dolarlık darbe planı ABD: 8 asker için operasyon 'sınırlı' yürütülmeli Rice: Bazı adımlar için harekete geçiyoruz MGK’dan ekonomik yaptırım kararı çıktı Rice: Bazı adımlar için harekete geçiyoruz Cengiz Çandar İngiltere, adı değişse de PKK'yı terörist sayacak Dışarıda yeni 'stratejik ortak'; İçerde bildik iktidar mücadelesi... Ankara kulaklarını tıkadı, kartlarını açtı Murat Yetkin Laf ne zaman bitecek? Dikkat! Kürtler kardeşimizdir DTP’den PKK’ya çağrı: Askerleri bırakın Erdoğan: İradeyi zamanında ortaya koyarız Olası operasyonun bazı sakıncaları ÖMER GÖKSEL İŞYAR Talabani krizden 'bağımsız' çıkabilir İBRAHİM KARAGÜL Türk-Kürt savaşı Türk-İran savaşı Suat Kınıklıoğlu Kurdish cats and ticking clocks Rice: Türkiye ile çok zor bir 72 saat geçirdik Ekrem Dumanlı What is the PKK up to? Mehmet Tezkan Gafletin faturası.. Washington: Öfkenizi anlıyoruz PKK'nın esas finans kaynakları Türkiye'de Barzani'den gece yarısı açıklaması Yazıcıoğlu: Parliament should convene on special terrorism agenda Medyaya getirilen yayın yasağının başlattığı tartışmalar İç Basında Türk Dış Politikası Dış Basında Türkiye-AB İlişkileri - Dış Basında Irak BBC Turkish 0700 VOA Dış Basında Türkiye Turkish Press Review Google News Turkey Turquie Türkei TurcoPundit Taha Kıvanç Fehmi Koru Yalanın panzehiri doğrudur Ödenen bedeller ve milliyetçi öfkeler AKİF EMRE Türkiye'nin imaji ve 'garabet siyaseti' YASİN DOĞAN Bakalım kimler devreye girecek? Hasan CEMAL Başkan Bush'un fazla zamanı kalmadı! Sami KOHEN Terörle mücadelede örnekler... Andrew Finkel The enemy within İhsan Dağı Turkey's role in the making of a nation-state Can Ataklı Barzani’nin yatırımları şimdi akla geldi Büyükanıt İsrail’e gitmiyor Karakol basmaya kalkışan PKK bozguna uğradı NATO: Türkiye’nin arkasındayız US says it can offer ‘actionable intelligence’ in Iraq Mehmet Yılmaz Değişen havadan yararlanmalıyız Ahmet Hakan Milyonluk sessiz bir yürüyüşe ne dersiniz M Ali Birand Devlet iletişim yerine sopa gösterdi Cüneyt Ülsever Erkan Mumcu’nun görüşleri Yalçın Doğan Terörü önlemek için gidenlerin terörü Şükrü Küçükşahin Makara yeniden sarılamaz Ardan Zentürk Erdoğan’ın ihtiyacı: Manevra alanı... Ahmet Kekeç Sistem istediğini almadan PKK terörü bitmez... Mustafa Erdoğan Savaş çığırtkanlığı, akıl ve vicdan Yalçın Bayer Amerika hiç iyi niyetli değil Muhalefet savaş (mı) istiyor? MGK’dan ekonomik yaptırım kararı çıktı İşte Barzani'yle ilişkili 7 şirket Ne uyarı ne tezkere 8 F-16 ABD ile Irak’a yetti MGK'da açıklanan gizli rapor ne? Eyüp Can Terörün görünmez eli Mehmet Barlas Bu çağda haber yasağı da toplum baskısı da, doğru olanı örtmemeli Kürtleri Türklerle terbiye etmek ABD'de çalışan, derin devlet uzmanı bir Türk'ün «sınır ötesi»ne dair düşünceleri Hadi Özışık PKK neden panikledi? Bekir Coşkun Sansür şart... Başkan'dan Çorum, K. Maraş uyarısı Referandumda Sadece Çankaya 'hayır' dedi Terrorism and Pavlov's dogs [Yorum - Altan Tan] Tezkere nereye koşuyor? ERGUN BABAHAN Sivil generaller EMRE AKÖZ PKK'nın silah bırakmasını 'aslında' istemeyenler... HASAN BÜLENT KAHRAMANTürkiye Avrupa, PKK NAZLI ILICAK Anaların "kuzucukları" ölüyor ABDURRAHMAN YILDIRIM Kurumsal kredilerde döviz hâkimiyeti Prof. Dr. AYDIN AYAYDIN MELİHA OKUR Erdal Sağlam 5.5’lik FDF mali disiplin maddeleriyle desteklenecek MGK, Kuzey Irak'a ekonomik ambargo için düğmeye bastı Seyfettin Gürsel 2012’de Türkiye ekonomisi Hurşit GÜNEŞ IMF'nin mesajları Mahfi Eğilmez Mervyn King-TCMB- BDDK-TMSF..(2) Dalgada sürüklenmek Bir kişilik istihdam yaratma maliyeti 190 bin YTL Murat Turan 2008 bu bütçe ile zor geçecek Mahir Kaynak'tan şok açıklama: Barzani TÜSİAD üyesi olabilir Irak’ın kuzeyine nokta atısı ekonomik ambargo |
H4 New York Times Mideast Hawks Help to Develop Giuliani Policy Rudolph W. Giuliani is consulting with a particularly hawkish group of advisers and neoconservative thinkers. New Steps by U.S. Against Iranians ROGER COHEN Time for the Bundesmacht It’s past time for continental Europe to overcome its pacifist mirage and accept that these are dangerous times demanding serious defense sacrifice. We’ll Always Have Putin By LEON ARON In the light of what we know about Vladimir Putin, he is more likely to find a way to continue in office as Russian President Putin. Across the River: 2 Divergent Paths in Southeast Asia China Sends Its First Probe for the Moon Into Space The Right Confronts Rice Over North Korea Policy , Rice Admits U.S. Erred in Deportation Spanish Police Arrest 6 Suspected of Recruiting Islamic Militants U.S. Faults Its Bid to Replace Iraq’s Accounting System State Dept. Official Resigns; Oversaw Blackwater and Other Private Guards Under Siege, Blackwater Takes on Air of Bunker The secretive world of the Blackwater compound in Baghdad has begun to fray under scrutiny from the F.B.I., the American military and the Iraqi government Editorial Another $200 Billion Despite a pretense of fiscal prudence, President Bush keeps throwing money at his war, regardless of the cost in blood, treasure or children’s health care. | H5 Washington Post U.S. to Set New Iran Sanctions In unprecedented move, administration to declare a foreign military branch a sponsor of terrorism Turkey Intensifies Border Operations Airstrikes Said to Target Sites Used by Rebels Based in Iraq A Nation Of Mideast Hostages By David Ignatius, BEIRUT -- Here's a Lebanese group snapshot, taken in the land where politics is an extreme sport: U.N. Report Suggests Syrian Role in Arming of Hezbollah, Other Groups Iran Becomes an Issue In Democratic Contest Clinton Moves to Counter Rivals' Criticism Chinese Satellite Heading for Lunar Orbit Showcases Ambitious Space Program Military Training Units Seen as Career Detours Teams Are Called 'the Way Out' of Iraq Bush Vows to Stay the Course On U.S. Policy Toward Cuba Hard-Line Posture Increasingly Draws Questions State Dept. Ousts Its Chief of Security Waxman a Tenacious Watchdog Inclined to overturn rocks, House Oversight chairman seen as White House nightmare Editorial Not Another Katrina Wildfire response shows why California is the gold standard | H6 Guardian Ulster's lesson for the Middle East: don't indulge extremists David Trimble: Northern Ireland is too often invoked as a model for resolving conflicts, but it does show conditions must come before talks Leader Images that shock An error of seismic proportions Albena Simeonova Oct 24 07, 07:00pm: The European commission will be risking Bulgarian lives if it gives the go-ahead to build nuclear reactors in an earthquake zone. The business press and me: a case of unrequited love If our political parties did not exist, would we ever need to invent them? Who really cares about Europe? Robert Philpot Oct 24 07, 04:45pm: Polls seem to suggest the EU is a big issue for voters. David Cameron should be wary, though, as the figures may be misleading Don't blame Westphalia Ian Williams Oct 24 07, 06:30pm: On the anniversary of its signing, we should reconsider what the famous treaty actually says about the sovereignty of nations. |
H7 Asia Times Ahmadinejad, Iran's Putin? Russian President Vladimir Putin caused some "tremors" during his recent visit to Iran. At the same time, he provided the Islamic Republic with an example of a political power structure that has clearly benefited Russia and aspects of which could be replicated in Iran. Changes in Iran's nuclear negotiating team could be a step in the direction of more power flowing to the executive branch headed by the president. - Kaveh L Afrasiabi Face-Value Iraq War Cost Nears $500 Billion China to sell planes with Israeli technology ... to Iran Iran's New Chief Nuclear Negotiator Close to Same Apocalyptic Splinter Group as Ahmadinejad – Fresh Ways of Turning the Economic Screws on Iran - The Iran Wedge by Paul Starr Daily Star Why Morocco receives nuclear help and Iran receives threats Reducing the Arab institutional deficit A groundbreaking event in Muslim-Christian solidarity An attack on Iran would help Ahmadinejad at home BBC Washington diary | H8 IraqSlogger Google News Iraq Iran Syria Mideastwire.com - NPR Iraq stratfor Iraq Revokes Security Contractors' Immunity Missing: $1.2 Billion to Train Iraqi Police US Plans Military Aircraft Sale to Egypt BBC Monitoring Quotes From Middle East Arabic Press for 24 Oct 07 New Crackdown On Dissidents 'Seeks To Create Despair’ The arrest of critics in Iran is hardly new, but authorities have cast their net wider in the latest wave of detentions, in what some are calling an attempt to silence political dissent ahead of parliamentary elections. Official quits over Iraq security A senior US state department official resigns after criticism of how private security firms in Iraq are supervised. Firm blamed for Baghdad embassy flaws gains new jobs | H9 Ha’aretz – Livni: Iranian nuclear weapons pose little threat to Israel Haaretz magazine article details foreign minister's thoughts on Iran, work relationship with Olmert Rice raises fears two-state solution may be in jeopardy Report: Syria was preparing itself for air force strike UN: Hezbollah has increased military strength since 2006 war The voice of the old Bush The new Bush is going to Annapolis, but the voice of the old Bush is issuing from the mouths of Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney, and in effect from all the top-shelf Republican candidates with the exception of Senator John McCain of Arizona Olmert: Russia Won't Supply Nuclear Fuel to Iran U.S. official: PA not able to police W. Bank cities Some EU countries seek to use trade to up pressure on Iran Amira Hass: Israel expects the PA to assist the occupation Era of interim accords has passed, former US envoy says Republican leaders aren't happy with Bush's peace process Is Haaretz really better than the New York Times? "Muting the Alarm over the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The New York Times versus Haaretz, 2000-06" Journal Article, International Security, volume 32, issue 2, pages 84-120 IS3202_pp084-120_Slater.pdf (169K PDF) WTR: A Syrian nuclear plan has a kind of logic PINR "Intelligence Brief: Israel's Current Strategy in the Gaza Strip" Full text of report Guardian Google Earth used to target Israel Jerusalem Post Jerusalem mufti: Western Wall was never part of Jewish temple Ikrema Sabrin claims Kotel was part of a mosque, says if Jews want real peace, they "must not do anything" to try to pray on Temple Mount. US to speed up stealth fighter delivery Top defense official: "Plane can fly into downtown Teheran without anyone even knowing about it." Annapolis blues [ DANIEL PIPES Daily Alert.org – Middle East Progress - EJC Israeli Press Review – Google News Israel - Palestine John Podhoretz at Commentary: Analysis: Israel eyes bolstered military |
H10 Christian Science Monitor Levin: Time-limited funding best hope to change US war policy Bush's $46 billion request for Iraq and Afghanistan offers an opening, says the head of the Senate Armed Services committee. In Blackwater shootings, Iraqis search for justice The US Embassy in Iraq is now offering to pay relatives of those killed in a shooting involving the American security firm. What's behind Asia's moon race? China launched its first lunar probe Wednesday. Japan sent an orbiter up last month. India is close behind. It's an economic competition with military undertones. Israel moves to further isolate Gazans The country prepares to cut power to Gaza, hoping that residents will turn against Hamas. ASIA American Enterprise "Asia 2012: Security Challenges and Opportunities for Development." China launches lunar explorer "India Rediscovering East Asia" Full text of report Walker's World: Is India slowing down? By MARTIN WALKER Looking at the stock market, it has been boom and bust in India over the past week. After more than quadrupling in value in the last four years, it soared past 19,000, to collapse by more than 700 points last week when the financial authorities moved to put some controls on "hot" money coming in from overseas. | H11 IHT Actually, Iran is not so tough By MARTIN VAN CREVELD / TMS Iran is weak, but this doesn't mean the U.S. or Israel should now go ahead and attack. Sarkozy's proposal for Mediterranean Union leaves questions unansweredWhen President Nicolas Sarkozy of France unveiled his proposal this week, he was clear on one issue: any country with a Mediterranean coastline can join. Even supporters criticized him as being too ambitious and too vague. Iranian nuclear negotiators meet with European leaders Poland votes to rebury the past By WILLIAM PFAFF / TMS For the EU's other members, the past is a force that could destroy the new Europe EUROPE European press review | H12 INTERVIEW 'Nobody wants a new cold war' US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates Whether it is perceived threats from a new Russian security architecture or the emerging influence of power blocs including Russia and the China, Gates plays down the issues. "Nobody wants a new cold war. And I don't think the Russians do, either," he says. And on the contentious issue of a US missile shield in Europe, Gates puts himself at odds with his president by saying that the program could be delayed should no real threat (such as Iran) emerge. Asia Times US, Russia can build on 'cold peace'Just because they aren't getting along too well does not mean that Russia and the United States can't cooperate in reducing nuclear arsenals, preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction and combating terrorism. - Stanley A Weiss RFE/RLRussia: Judicial Reform Under Way, But For The Right Reasons? Russia: From Electric Shocks To The European Court Afghanistan: U.S. Unhappy With NATO Allies' Troop Contributions BBC Monitoring Quotes From Russian Press Thursday 25 October 2007 Google News Azerbaijan |
H13 The Times US rebuffed over appeal for Afghanistan troops The US appeal to Nato defence ministers was rejected by Germany and other nations were reluctant to boost their numbers This has been a bleak week for Pakistan, but not one that condemns it to being a failed state Bronwen Maddox Mr Brown should remember politicians are judged not on convictions but competence Anatole Kaletsky Wall Street Journal | H14 Financial Times EU papers reflect new realism on Russia The EU has backed away from labelling Russia an opponent but still expects Moscow to pursue tougher policies before coming elections, internal documents show Supreme leader has eye on Ahmadi-Nejad Iranian politicians and analysts warn that, despite his apparent victories, the Iranian president’s consolidation of power could backfire Saudis raise higher learning Saudi Arabia is turning the home of one of its older industries into a symbol of what the kingdom hopes is its future, higher education Energy: Gas dependency is a cause of some concern Beijing’s difficulty in translating ‘democracy’ Richard McGregor on the party’s dominance Europe and Russia need positive energy The fundamental nature of the gas trade between the EU and Russia is changing fast, and both parties should begin to depoliticise what is essentially a commercial relationship that requires confidence, write Daniel Yergin and Simon Blakey Confidence is key, say Daniel Yergin and Simon Blakey Omni-president Sarkozy seeks a fourth way The worry is that his piecemeal changes might never achieve the critical mass needed to succeed, writes John Thornhill John Thornhill says tinkering might not be enough The high cost of cheap foodCheap food is an open-ended fiscal commitment – once in place it is politically impossible to withdraw – that can play havoc with a budget No more time for energy omissionsThe EU should aim at low-carbon energy targets, including nuclear, rather than pure renewables – pragmatism on renewable and persuasion on nuclear energy, rather than ideology, will be the key to low-carbon power A leftward lurch With important regional elections early next year, Germany’s main parties are both playing to the anti-reform mood in the country. In the longer run that puts competitiveness and jobs at risk Sarkozy goes green before appearing with Gore The French president, who will appear alongside the Nobel winner, is to give a speech marking the end of an unprecedented four-month negotiation on environmental policy US war costs could hit $2,400bn The cost of the US’s operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, together with wider efforts in the ‘war against terror’, could reach $2,400bn (£1,175bn, €1,700) over the next decade Sales fall as US housing recession deepens The US housing recession deepened last month as demand fell to a record low and the value of Americans’ homes slid amid tightening lending conditions | H15 Los Angeles Times Editorial |
H16 American Politics Bush is the biggest spender since LBJ Clinton and Obama Are Vulnerable on Iraq - Tom Oliphant, The Guardian End of the Anti-War Movement? - Eli Lake, New York Sun Clinton Rejects 'Bush-Cheney Power Grab' - Joe Conason, NY Observer Obama: Gore to be 'involved in our administration in a very senior capacity'... realclearpolitics – ABC’s The Note – US News Political Bulletin Early Bird GovExec Swamp Gas The Swamp | H17 Daily TelegraphGlobal over-population is the real issue Overpopulation, rather than global warming, is the biggest single challenge facing the planet, says Boris Johnson. It's time to have a grown-up discussion about it Afghanistan is lost, says Lord Ashdown Nato's failure to stabilise Afghanistan could provoke a regional sectarian war "on a grand scale", the former UN representative says. Where are our allies in Afghanistan? The failure of many Nato states to provide sufficient numbers of combat troops in Afghanistan is hindering the country's reconstruction. Investors warned of slide in shares The credit crisis is far from over and British shareholders are at serious risk of becoming its next victims, the Bank of England warns. | H18 Independent Hamish McRae: America's lifestyle is paid for by savers in poorer nations – but for how long? Adrian Hamilton: Let's not overestimate the threat from Ahmadinejad |
H19Military Intelligence Terrorism Terror watch list swells to more than 755,000 names — Gov. Bill Richardson / The Huffington Post: Where is the National Guard? General: Bush Gave 'Marching Orders' on Aggressive Gitmo Interrogation | H20 Slate Consumption Taxes: The Way of the Future? OECD Higher Education and Regions: Globally Competitive, Locally Engaged | H21 Paying for news Dan Kennedy Oct 24 07, 08:30pm: Print newspapers are dying as readers stray to the internet. But is online journalism really ready to take over? Recipe for success: God and marriage By GARRISON KEILLOR / TMS As the old adage says, little thieves get hung, big thieves get richer and richer. |
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