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U.S. Marines of Foxtrot Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment exit a CH-53 Super Stallion helicopter on Camp Bastion in Afghanistan Nov. 17, 2008, after turning over their forward operating base to U.S. Marines of 3rd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Chad J. Pulliam/Released)

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The Press Democrat
US details role for additional Afghan forces
The United States plans fresh brigades in the region early next year, and defense ministers from Canada, Britain, Australia and four other nations with troops in southern Afghanistan want to hear from... (photo: USMC / Lance Cpl. Chad J. Pulliam)

A Talon MTRS (man-transportable robotic system) robot that is used by the US Navy (USN) Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 6 (EODMU-6), Detachment (DET) 10, to safely inspect ordnance and situations unsafe for EOD tech personnel, at the site of an I

Photos Robots Science Technology War

The Examiner
Military eyes tiny robots for spy, attack missions
Comments DAYTON, Ohio (Map, News) - The future generation of flying robots that can hunt, photograph, record and even attack enemy insurgents and terrorists will be as tiny as a bumblebee and look... (photo: US Navy file/PH1 Bart Bauer)

Pakistani students rally against the United States holding posters that read, " Down with America rally," to condemn a suspected American missile strike at Taliban and militants' hideouts in Pakistani tribal areas along Afghanistan in Peshawar, Pakistan on Friday, Nov. 21, 200

The Boston Globe
Pakistan protests deep missile attack
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan protested to the US ambassador yesterday over a deep cross-border missile strike, and a militant group threatened to target foreigners unless the attacks stop. Pakistani... (photo: AP / Mohammad Iqbal)
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Nuclear reactor

The Australian
Future is nuclear war and famine - US intelligence
THE use of nuclear weapons will grow increasingly likely by 2025, US intelligence warned in a report on global trends that forecasts a tense, unstable world shadowed by war. "The world of the... (photo: GFDL)
Disaster Nuclear Photos US War

Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates responds to a question during a press conference with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen. Peter Pace at the Pentagon July 11, 2007. DoD photo by Cherie A. Thurlby.(kv1) hi-res

Middle East Online
Robert Gates: As Bad as Rumsfeld?

"As Bad As Rumsfeld?" The title jars, doesn't it? The more so, since Defense Secretary Robert Gates found his predecessor, Donald Rumsfeld, such an easy act to follow.... (photo: DoD photo by: CHERIE A. THURLBY)
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Asia Times
The jolly life of a pirate ring

By Asia Times Online staff With a reported nine commercial ships hijacked over the past 12 days - including a spectacular strike on a Saudi Arabian oil supertanker - the... (photo: US Navy / Aviation Warfare Systems Operator 2nd Class William S. Stevens)
Maritime Photos Piracy S Arabia Somalia

Pakistani protesters burn a U.S. flag before a banner reads 'Down with America rally' to condemn a suspected American missile strike at Taliban and militants' hideouts in Pakistani tribal areas along Afghanistan in Multan, Pakistan on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008.

CNN
Pakistan warns U.S. over missile strike

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's foreign ministry summoned U.S. Ambassador Anne Patterson on Thursday to lodge a formal protest against another suspected U.S.... (photo: AP / Khalid Tanveer)
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The Associated Press
Suspected US missile strike hits deep inside Pakistan, kills 6

By STEPHEN GRAHAM Associated Press Writer AP Photo/Ijaz Muhammad Buy AP Photo Reprints Multimedia Latest News... (photo: AP / B.K.Bangash)
Death Government Pakistan Photos US

A Standard Missile-1 (SM-1) Medium Range (MR) missile (SM-1MR) is fired for the US Navy (USN) OLIVER HAZARD PERRY CLASS: GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATE, USS VANDERGRIFT (FFG-48), during a live fire exercise. Two USN SPRUENCE CLASS: Destroyers and a second FFG are in formation astern of the VANDERGRIFT.

Philadelphia Daily News
Suspected US missile strikes deep inside Pakistan

STEPHEN GRAHAM The Associated Press ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The U.S. military apparently struck at Islamic militants outside Pakistan's lawless tribal belt for the first... (photo: US Navy / Dual Freq)
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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo salutes the colors upon her arrival at the parade grounds of Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City where she spearheaded the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Command Conference Monday (January 7). Also in photo is AFP Chief of Staff Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. (extreme left). (js1)

The Manila Times
GMA orders offensive against kidnappers
By Angelo S. Samonte, Reporter President Arroyo is angered by the wave of kidnappings by Islamic extremists and Moro rebels in the south, and has ordered security forces... (photo: OPS/NIB / Marcelino Pascua )
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	Malegaon case: Pandey secretly filmed visitors The Times of India
	Senate confirms first US ambassador to Libya in 36 years, cementing turnaround in relations Star Tribune
	US sending first envoy to Libya in 36 years The News Tribune

Intelligence Agencies

	UK, Syria cooperating on intelligence - Miliband Daily Star Lebanon
	Obama, Biden to begin receiving highly classified intelligence briefings Star Tribune

Nuclear Weapon

	Nuclear war and environmental disaster looming as American influence wanes, warns terrifying new U.S report The Daily Mail
	Bush and Olmert to meet over Iran's nuclear ambitions The Times
	'Iran can make at least one nuclear bomb' The Times of India

A man burns Israeli flags during an anti-Israeli rally called "Al-Quds Day" (Jerusalem Day) in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Oct. 28, 2005. Tens of thousands of Iranians staged anti-Israel protests across the country Friday and repeated calls by their ultraconservative president demanding the Jewish state's destruction. World leaders have condemned remarks made Wednesday by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who repeated the words of the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, founder of Iran's Islamic revolution, by saying: "Israel must be wiped off the map

Iranian 'Blogfather' Hossein Derakhshan is arrested on charge of spying for Israel

Pakistani paramilitary soldiers secure a road during a military operation against Islamic militants in troubled area of Dara Adam Khail, Pakistan, Monday, Sept. 29, 2008.

Officials Report US Missile Strike in Pakistan

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama D-Ill., speaks at a rally at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa., Monday, March 31, 2008

Obama election spurs race crimes around country

The fly who loved me? U.S. designing tiny 'spies' Seattle Post-Intelligence
Gates would like to add US forces in Afghanistan The News Tribune
Defense Secretary Gates would like to add US forces in Afgha Star Tribune
Bug-sized spies: US develops tiny flying robots The Examiner
US develops tiny flying robot spies The Times of India
Gates says he would like to add US forces in Afghanistan bef Star Tribune
US defense chief: More forces for Afghanistan vote Denver Post
Bug-sized spies: US military develops tiny flying robots for Star Tribune
The year 2025: U.S., dollar could further decline USA Today
This Is Change? 20 Hawks, Clintonites and Neocons to Watch f Infowars
Defense secretary details role for additional Afghan forces USA Today
US defense chief: additional US forces will have broad role Star Tribune
Preparing for last days, Novak looks back Chicago Sun-Times
NYPD, Justice Dept. battle over eavesdropping warrants Newsday
Study forecasts decline for Al Qaeda, and US The Boston Globe
Al-Qaida may decay sooner: US Intelligence report The Times of India
Report: CIA witheld info from White House USA Today
Pakistan protests to US over deep missile strike Philadelphia Daily News
China's hackers stealing US defence secrets, says congressio The Guardian
US adds settled area to hit list: Al Qaedas Arab operative Dawn

Detainees pray at Camp Delta, Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Jan. 24, 2008.

Former Guantanamo prisoners still struggling: Rights group

In this image made by the British Prison Service and aired by Arabic TV channels shows Abu Qatada who makes a televised appeal from Belmarsh high security prison, in London calling for the release of hostage British Norman Kember in Iraq.

Terror suspect Qatada back in prison after 'plotting to flee the country'

British police officers secure the area around Park Lane in central London, Friday June 29, 2007, as police close the major road on the edge of Hyde Park after reports of a suspicious vehicle at an underground car park. This incident may be linked to the

Terrorism threat in UK 'growing'

Intelligence report predicts al-Qaida's decline The News Tribune
Report predicts waning power for both al-Qaeda and the U.S. Denver Post
'Joint experts' statement on Iran' recommends sweeping chang Daily Star Lebanon
Russian spy in Nato could have passed on missile defence and The Times
Danish intelligence agency says the terror threat against De Newsday
Are dissident republicans a real threat to peace in Northern Belfast Telegraph
Obama could face terrorist attacks abroad Seattle Times
Arabs in British and Israeli History Middle East Online
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The afterlife of the IRA: The dissident groups bent on shatt The Independent
French aid worker kidnapped in Kabul The Times
Police: Gunmen kidnap French aid worker in Kabul, Afghan spy Star Tribune
Storm over spy chief's splurge of information The Times
Spooks foils fictional Russian plot The Register
Israel to attack Irans nuke sites in 4 to 7 months: scholar Dawn
What the Mullahs Should Mull Creators Syndicate
Armageddon Britain: A detailed insight into how a terrorist London Evening Standard
Armageddon Britain: A detailed insight into how a terrorist The Daily Mail

Residents stand on the rubble of shops and a house damaged in the fighting between Pakistan army and militants in Kanju, a troubled area of Pakistan's Swat Valley, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008. Pakistani security forces are engaged in fierce fighting against militants and Talibans in various areas including Swat Valley, a northwest region that used to be beloved tourist destination.

Suspected U.S. strike kills 5 militants in Pakistan

Hamid Karzai, President of Afghanistan, briefs journalists during a joint press conference with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, following the high-level meeting on Afghanistan, at UN Headquarters in New York. (mb1)

Afghanistan offers to protect Taliban leader during talks

Supporters of opposition allinace against Presdent Pervez Musharraf's government carry a poster Musharraf, left, calling him a traitor, with another of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden at a rally, Friday, July 4, 2003 in Lahore, Pakistan. Nation-wide rallies were held to condemn disqualification of an allinace member

CIA claims Bin Laden is isolated in Al Qaeda... but he's still the greatest threat ...

U.S. Defense chief: More forces for Afghanistan elections USA Today
Intelligence study say U.S. clout down and risks up by 2025 International Herald Tribune
China winning cyber war, Congress warned The Guardian
Suspected U.S. missile strike kills at least 6 in Pakistan International Herald Tribune
Suspected U.S. attack kills 6 in Pakistan International Herald Tribune
Missile Strike Deep Inside Pakistan CBS News
Officials: U.S. missile strike in Pakistan kills at least 6 USA Today
Gurkha killed in Afghanistan after bomb pierces Warrior The Guardian
On the front line in war on Pakistan's Taliban The Guardian
Official history lifts a veil on US code-breaking agency The Daily Tribune
Missiles kill 11 in Pakistan The Columbus Dispatch
CIA chief says Qaeda stung by U.S. pressure in Pakistan International Herald Tribune
CIA: Bin Laden isolated, fighting to survive Journal Online
Qaeda stung by U.S. pressure in Pakistan: CIA chief Canada Dot Com
CIA says Osama bin Laden cut off from al-Qaeda The Times
CIA chief says Qaeda is extending its reach International Herald Tribune
Pakistan officials: missiles kill 9 in northwest Philadelphia Daily News
CIA warns of increase in 'western' terrorists The Guardian
Qaeda stung by U.S. pressure in Pakistan - CIA chief The Star
Osama bin Laden is 'isolated, focused on own security' The Australian

Medics tend to a wounded Iraqi man after a parked car bomb exploded in a bustling section of downtown Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008. Police said the blast killed three people and wounded 14 others. The attack occurred around 9:30 a.m. (630 GMT) off al-Nasir Square in central Baghdad _ a busy neighborhood of shops, pharmacies and photography stores. Police said that two officers were among the wo

Police: Car bomb kills 3, wounds 14 in Baghdad

Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama (ayt1)

Obama seeks new approach in Afghanistan: report

U.S. Marine Sgt. Michael J. Beaver, right, Task Force Mech Operations Chief with Alpha Company, 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, provides over watch security while an intelligence officer and interpreter talk with local Iraqis during operations at Salah Ad Din, Iraq, May 2, 2008, during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Patrick Cockburn: The US can quit Iraq, or it can stay. But it can't do both

Iranian blogger arrested as spy The Australian
Syria to share intelligence on terrorism after Miliband visi The Guardian
Iranian blogger arrested 'as Israeli spy' The Guardian
Qaeda in Yemen claim September attack on U.S. embassy International Herald Tribune
Qaeda in Yemen claim Sept. attack on U.S. embassy The Star
Palestinian forces seize explosives cache in Beddawi Daily Star Lebanon
The U.S. can quit Iraq, or stay -- but it can't do both Seattle Post
Qatada in prison over Lebanon escape plot London Evening Standard
'Bush OK'd intel operations in Iran' Infowars
Pentagon used secret authority to strike al-Qaeda - report Irish Times
CIA Reportedly In Secret Mideast Raids ABC News
U.S. secret attacks on al-Qaida cited Seattle Post-Intelligence
Secret order lets U.S. raid al Qaeda around the world International Herald Tribune
Israeli spies linked to murder of Hezbollah chief The Times
Robert Fisk: Obama has to pay for eight years of Bush's delu The Independent
The end of a subprime administration Asia Times
Americans move toward arming of tribal militias in Afghanist Daily Star Lebanon
Arabs rely on Britain and Israel for their history Belfast Telegraph
Arabs have to rely on Britain and Israel for their history Dawn
Members of Israeli spy ring 'related to 9/11 hijacker' Daily Star Lebanon

Bolivia's President Evo Morales delivers a speech at the presidential palace in La Paz, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008.

Bolivia suspends US antidrug operation amid slide in relations

Spy files used in attack ads Sydney Morning Herald

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