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H1 Washington
Post Iraq Points to Pullout by 2010 Senior
Official Is Second in Recent Days to Back Timetable Similar to Obama's ANALYSIS Obama Makes War Gains Maliki's
Embrace of Withdrawal Timeline Confounds McCain By Dan Balz Bosnian Serb Captured; Sought for War Crimes Radovan
Karadzic Hid for a Decade Russian Bombers Could Be Deployed to Cuba Move
Would Be Response to U.S. Missile Defense System, Newspaper Izvestia Says Financial
Times Back
Obama for commander-in-chief While Washington’s armchair
generals will denounce the Democratic candidate for weakness on Iran, the
real generals support his position. The US top brass has no appetite for
launching yet another war in the Middle East. Bogged down in Afghanistan and
Iraq, the last thing the US military needs is a third front, writes Gideon
Rachman Obama
to widen focus beyond Europe Barack Obama is ready to
revive the transatlantic relationship, but he expects Europe to pull its
weight on Afghanistan and he would deepen Washington’s engagement with other
regions Daily Star The
end of the globalization consensus is upon us NYT Unilateral
Action by U.S. a Growing Fear in Pakistan Iran
Offers 2 Pages and No Ground in Nuclear Talks News
Analysis: A New Openness to Talks With That ‘Axis of Evil’ Guardian Bush
blinks first as oil price dazzles Dilip Hiro: What
explains Washington's sudden softening attitude on Iran? Could it possibly be
the economy? No
U-turn. Obama's stance on Iraq is chillingly consistent Sami
Ramadani: The presidential hopeful has been accused of flip-flopping
over the occupation, but he was never for full withdrawal Iraqi
government backs Obama timetable
Nouri al-Maliki endorses democratic candidate's proposal to pull out
all forces by April 2010 Out
of Iraq, into the White House? Michael Tomasky: The
Iraqi prime minister's support of Barack Obama's troop exit plan is the
biggest story of the election campaign so far Los Angeles Times Easy-to-find
oil: Has peak been reached? Behind today's oil mania lies a deeper
dread: that the world has found all the easy-to-reach oil A
presidential primer on the Middle East conflict Regardless of who wins,
McCain and Obama face a tough situation in trying to bring peace between
Israel and the Palestinians NYT DAVID
BROOKS The
Culture of Debt America
once had a culture of thrift. But over the past decades, that unspoken code
has been silently eroded By ANTHONY H. CORDESMAN Unless there are effective Palestinian security
forces, Israel will never trust in a Palestinian state or be able to act on
the quiet progress being made toward reaching a final settlement MESH Summer reading 2008 Ha’aretz – U.S. official
preparing scathing report on Israel's West Bank policies Sources say U.S. coordinator James Jones'
report would be 'very harsh, and make Israel look very bad.' Obama and McCain diverge on
Israeli-Palestinian conflict Obama likely to return US to role of
'honest broker.' McCain sees fighting Islamic extremists as paramount IHT SUNNI-SHIITE RELATIONS By REZA ZIA-EBRAHIMI Saudi Arabia is in a unique position to soothe the tensions between
Sunni and Shiite Islam. AMERICA'S IMAGE By STANLEY A. WEISS Nearly 100 opinion leaders give their advice to the next U.S.
president Stirrings in the Suburbs By: Geoff Dyer | Financial Times FT Measures
to avoid the recession America should learn from its mistakes and act
pragmatically to regulate markets as they exist in fact, not theory, write Felix Rohatyn and Everett
Ehrlich Changing
tack in Afghanistan The military must make clear that its presence is aimed at supporting
Afghans in their efforts to develop a system of good government Fed
seems focused on inflation over growth This
inflation bias comes in spite of the continuing troubles at Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac, extreme volatility in bank stocks and the recent dip in the
price of oil Independence,
then accountability, A
‘menu Europe’ will prove more palatable Vivien
Schmidt advocates graduated membership Wall Street Journal Iran
Has Earned Nothing Corrupt in Sofia Daily Star Iran
is still moving in millimeters while the US is going the full distance Contrasting Goals in Iraq By: Lawrence J. Korb | The
Boston Globe With Friday's announcement by the White House that the United
States and Iraq have agreed to set a "general time horizon" for a
US troop withdrawal, it is increasingly obvious that Iraqi political leaders
are calling the shots when it comes to a future role for the United States,
and that President Bush has not learned anything about Iraq in the last five
years |
Daily Star Two
court cases in Turkey and the republic's future By
Soli Ozel TURKISH
FOREIGN MINISTER HOSTS HEADS OF MISSION CONFERENCE IN ANKARA İç Basında Türk Dış
Politikası Dış
Basında Türkiye - BBC Turkish 0700 VOA Turkish Press Review Google News Turkey TurcoPundit Google News Fırat News Agency KurdishMedia Kurdish Kurdish Aspect
Dış Basında Irak BBC Monitoring Inter-national
Kurds back U.S.-Iraq security deal Lebanon to invest in Iraqi
Kurdistan Iraqi
Kurdistan Region President, US Ambassador Discuss Kirkuk ... Cevdet Aşkın Barzani'den siyasi çözüm ısrarı, PKK'dan
rehine teslimat planı Google News Greece Cyprus Turkish Cypriot Press ABHaber
Dış
Basında Türkiye-AB İlişkileri Günlük Haftalık Hedo Okur Tuncay Nihat Altintop
Guardian Forced
gentrification plan spells end for old Roma Gypsy district in Istanbul
550-year-old community and Unesco battle city's blueprint for urban renewal |
H3 Son Dakika Milliyet
Hürriyet Zaman Cengiz Çandar Yüzde 47'den 'siyasi kriz'e; kim sorumlu Ahmet
Taşgetiren Ordu ve
Ergenekon davası Taha Akyol CHP ve sol Fikret Bila DTP’nin pazarlık politikası Hasan Cemal Kriz zamanları toz olan tatlı su
demokratları! Murat Yetkin İsmet Berkan Taha Kıvanç Kışlalı suikastının izinde Şamil Tayyar Ekrem Dumanlı Kapatılsa ne
olur kapatılmasa ne olur? Nuray Başaran Fethullah
Gülen ile 1 saat 15 dakika (1) Ertuğrul Özkök Zatürree mi Genelkurmay mı M Ali
Birand Gül, Milli maç için Erivan'a gitmeli... Şahin Alpay Muhalefet
boşluğu ve nedenleri İhsan Dağı Darbeciler ne zamandır Batı düşmanı? Mümtazer Türköne Ergenekon
Cephesi Cüneyt Ülsever Ölüm mü, sıtma mı? Enis Berberoğlu Tolon-Aygün, TOBB-TSK EMRE AKÖZ Ergenekon dostunu nesinden
tanırsınız? Bugünlere dair eski bir söyleşi Türkiye neoconları, mezar evler,'İslamcı terör' keşfi Ekonomi Erdal Sağlam Dış
ilişkilerde tehlikeli eğilimler |
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H4 New York Times Bosnian
Serb Under Arrest in War Crimes Radovan Karadzic, one of the world’s most wanted war criminals for
his part in the massacre of nearly 8,000 Muslim men and boys, was arrested
Monday, ending a 13-year hunt. Man in
the News: A Leader Turned Ghost Unilateral
Action by U.S. a Growing Fear in Pakistan Iran
Offers 2 Pages and No Ground in Nuclear Talks News
Analysis: A New Openness to Talks With That ‘Axis of Evil’ DAVID BROOKS The
Culture of Debt America
once had a culture of thrift. But over the past decades, that unspoken code
has been silently eroded By ANTHONY H. CORDESMAN Unless there are effective Palestinian security
forces, Israel will never trust in a Palestinian state or be able to act on
the quiet progress being made toward reaching a final settlement. For
Obama, a First Step Is Not a Misstep
After meeting Iraqi leaders and American
officials, Barack Obama seemed to have navigated the riskiest part of an
international trip without a hitch. BOB HERBERTMadness
and Shame When the constraints of the law are unlocked by people at the
pinnacle of power, terrible things happen in the real world. Editorial China’s
Unreality TV Apart from
China, no one deserves criticism more than the International Olympic
Committee, which has indulged Beijing at every turn Court
in Pakistan Muzzles Disgraced Nuclear Scientist Sarkozy
Ekes Out Victory on Constitutional Changes Upstart
Party Gains Power as Major Vote Nears in India 1,600-Year-Old
Bible to Go Online Mideast
Sees More of the Same if Obama Is Elected Women
Are Now Equal as Victims of Poor Economy
Women in the
workplace are being afflicted by the same troubles as men. And they are
responding as men have, by dropping out or disappearing for a while |
H5 Washington
Post Iraq Points to Pullout by 2010 Senior
Official Is Second in Recent Days to Back Timetable Similar to Obama's ANALYSIS Obama Makes War Gains Maliki's
Embrace of Withdrawal Timeline Confounds McCain By Dan Balz Bosnian Serb Captured; Sought for War Crimes Radovan
Karadzic Hid for a Decade Russian Bombers Could Be Deployed to Cuba Move
Would Be Response to U.S. Missile Defense System, Newspaper Izvestia Says Indian Legislators Begin Key Debate U.S. Nuclear Deal Hangs in Balance Obama's Iraq Mission By
E. J. Dionne Jr., To win, Obama needs only to battle McCain to a tie on
foreign policy and national security Fareed Zakaria | Obama's world
view contrasts sharply with McCain's exuberant idealism. Timelines in the Sand By
Eugene Robinson, Bush is now amenable to a 'time horizon' for Iraq. This is
apparently not at all like a timeline By Anne Applebaum, 'Revised' Saudi textbooks have been designed to be
less harsh on infidels. It's hard to tell. Judge
in Detainee Trial Bars Some Evidence Prosecutors at
Guantanamo trial of Osama bin Laden's driver cannot use statements that were
obtained under "highly coercive" conditions Editorial Captive to a Discarded Cause
Egyptian dissident Ayman Nour embraced the president's 'freedom agenda' in
2005. He is still in jail. Rush-Hour Blasts Kill at Least Two In South
China Officials Fear Attacks in Run-Up to Games |
H6 Guardian Bush
blinks first as oil price dazzles Dilip Hiro: What
explains Washington's sudden softening attitude on Iran? Could it possibly be
the economy? No
U-turn. Obama's stance on Iraq is chillingly consistent Sami
Ramadani: The presidential hopeful has been accused of flip-flopping
over the occupation, but he was never for full withdrawal Iraqi
government backs Obama timetable
Nouri al-Maliki endorses democratic candidate's proposal to pull out
all forces by April 2010 Out
of Iraq, into the White House? Michael Tomasky: The
Iraqi prime minister's support of Barack Obama's troop exit plan is the
biggest story of the election campaign so far Nuclear
brinksmanship in India Randeep Ramesh: The
result of the Indian government's confidence vote this week will shape the
country's future – and global geopolitics A
missed opportunity at the Knesset
Jonathan Steele: The slip in Gordon Brown's speech in
Israel about Iran's nuclear 'weapons' programme was symptomatic of a
misjudged message Seize
chance of peace, Brown urges Israel Withdrawing from illegal West Bank
settlements would bring security, says prime minister What
the next US president means for Europe Derek Chollet and James
Goldgeier: Barack Obama's transatlantic trip should remind Europe
that it must assume more responsibility for Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan A
dangerous fiction Misha Glenny: The war on drugs is a
non sequitur - and is equally harmful to both producers and consumers Down
but not out Anton La Guardia: Military efforts to
destroy al-Qaida have achieved partial successes; a wiser strategy is to help
Muslim governments confront and neuter the jihadists &n |