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Gendarmes and police officers secure the area of an explosion site in a military barracks, background, in Algiers, Algeria

Algeria Photos Police Security Wikipedia: Protest

Al Jazeera
Algeria tense after riots
Sat 8 Jan 2011
Algerian police have stepped up security in the wake of the second night of violent rioting against high prices and a lack of jobs in the country. Police deployed in large numbers outside mosques on... (photo: AP / Ouahab Hebbat)

Youth clash with riot police officers, unseen, in Nanterre, outside Paris, Monday Oct.18, 2010. French oil workers are intensifying their fight against President Nicolas Sarkozy's plan to raise the retirement age to 62, a conflict that has hobbled transport and sparked scattered gas shortages. French youth who have rallied to the cause, meanwhile, burned tires or set up blockades outside some schools in Paris and nearby suburbs on Monday.

Algeria Photos Police Protests Wikipedia: Algeria

Al Jazeera
Algeria protests turn violent
Sat 8 Jan 2011
Algerian government officials are set to meet on Saturday to finds ways to halt a rise in the costs of basic food items that sparked protests in the capital and other towns this week. An... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)

Israel's military chief of staff Lt. Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi, center, sits before testifying in front of a state-appointed inquiry committee into the Israeli naval raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla, in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2010.

Zeenews Sat 8 Jan 2011
Israeli soldier killed 'accidentally' in Gaza: Army
Jerusalem: An Israeli soldier died on Friday and four were injured in an accidental explosion during an exchange of gunshots and mortar fire with Palestinians along the Gaza border, an Army spokesman... (photo: AP / Gali Tibbon, Pool)
Gaza Israel Jerusalem Photos Wikipedia: Gaza–Israel conflict

A North Korean soldier takes memorial pictures of his fellow soldiers at the truce village of Panmunjom in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between the two Koreas, north of Seoul, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2009.

Al Jazeera Sat 8 Jan 2011
N Korea Twitter account 'hacked'
The North Korean government's official Twitter account has apparently been hacked, with the feed displaying a string of messages derogatory of leader Kim Jong-il and heir apparent Kim Jong-un, the... (photo: AP / Yonhap, Choi Jae-koo)
Internet NKorea Photos Twitter Wikipedia: Internet in North Korea

In this picture taken Jan. 6, 2011 turkey hens look for feed in Neerstedt near Oldenburg, northern Germany after it was closed.

Al Jazeera Sat 8 Jan 2011
Germany probes firm in dioxin case
Prosecutors in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein in Germany have launched an investigation into a firm they suspect knew that the fat it had produced for use... (photo: AP / Keystone / David Hecker)
Farming Germany Health Photos Wikipedia: Dioxins and dioxin-like compounds

Chile's newly inaugurated President Sebastian Pinera, waves the the crowds after his swearing-in ceremony in Valparaiso, Chile, Thursday, March 11, 2010

Zeenews Sat 8 Jan 2011
Chile joins peers in recognising Palestinian state
Santiago: Chile said on Friday it had recognised a Palestinian state, joining an endorsement by Latin American peers the United States has called premature and Israel has... (photo: AP / Aliosha Marquez)
Chile Latin America Palestine Photos Wikipedia: Proposals for a Palestinian state

File - A North Korean soldier stands watch on the North Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone as U.S. Sailors assigned to the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group tour the DMZ in Panmunjom, South Korea, July 17, 2008.

Al Jazeera Sat 8 Jan 2011
N Korea makes fresh talks offer
North Korea has reiterated a proposal for unconditional talks with South Korea, in an apparent bid to ease tensions on the peninsula. The North's latest offer comes... (photo: US Navy / SCMCS Spike Call)
N Korea Peace Photos Politics Wikipedia: Six-party talks

Chile's President Sebastian Pinera, right, accompanied by his wife Cecilia Morel, waves during his swear-in ceremony in Valparaiso, Chile, Thursday, March 11, 2010

Deccan Herald Sat 8 Jan 2011
Chile recognises Palestine as 'sovereign' state
Santiago, Jan 8, (AFP): Saturday, January 08, 2011 --> Chile has recognised Palestine as an independent state, Foreign Minister Alfredo Moreno said, following in the... (photo: AP / Roberto Candia)
Chile Latin America Mideast Palestine Photos Wikipedia: Proposals for a Palestinian state

Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir, second left, leaves after attending a social ceremony in Khartoum, Sudan Friday, March 6, 2009.

Al Jazeera Sat 8 Jan 2011
Bashir warns of war over Abyei
Sudanese president Omar al Bashir tells Al Jazeera that the oil-rich Abyei region could be the flash point of any renewed conflict in Sudan. He also said that the... (photo: AP / Abd Raouf)
Abyei Photos President Sudan Wikipedia: Omar al-Bashir

The State Sat 8 Jan 2011
Chile says it recognizes a Palestinian state
SANTIAGO, Chile - Chile recognized Palestinian statehood on Friday, joining other South American nations in a push for Palestinians and Israelis to keep negotiating... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Chile Mideast Palestinian Photos Wikipedia: Proposals for a Palestinian state

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Palestinian protesters and gunmen, burn American and Israeli flags during a protest against the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip, at Ein el-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp, near the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, on Saturday Nov. 29, 2008.

Israeli blockade targeted Gaza: WikiLeaks

Human Rights Watch: Covering up an Arab Trade in Black Slave Newsvine
US subpoenas Twitter for WikiLeaks Al Jazeera
Israeli Ex-Spy Predicts Delay for Iran's Nuclear Ambitions The New York Times
New Israeli military technology speeds up warfare The Boston Globe
Weak job market plagues US economy Al Jazeera
Israeli troops kill Hamas man's neighbour 'by mistake' The Daily Telegraph
German farms shut over dioxin scare Al Jazeera
Opening of Ariel Sharon Park to public put on hold Ha'aretz
Twitter users may send prayers to Wailing Wall by direct mes The Examiner
Gaza's Economy: How Hamas Stays in Power The Washington Institute
Israelis bribed to admit US goods to Gaza - WikiLeaks The Jordan Times
WikiLeaks: Israel deliberately choked Gaza's economy Daily Star Lebanon
Israeli Bloggers Question Israel's Use of Tear Gas Against P The New York Times
WikiLeaks: Israel charged bribes for Gaza access The Boston Globe
Life on celluloid Hong Kong Standard
Israelis bribed to admit US goods to Gaza: WikiLeaks The Times of India
Israel will 'not be Turkey's punching bag', foreign minister The Daily Telegraph
Israel firm buys 21 units at Miami's Marquis Residences The Miami Herald
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Cellcom Israel Announces Purported Class Action Filed Agains StreetInsider

UN peacekeepers from Brazil patrol in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Monday Nov. 15, 2010. Protesters who hold Nepalese U.N. peacekeepers responsible for an outbreak of cholera that has killed 1,000 in three weeks threw stones and threatened to set fire to a base in Cap-Haitien, the country's second-largest city Monday, Haitian radio and eyewitnesses reported.

UN names panel to lead Haiti cholera probe

Southern Sudanese citizens clog the streets of the southern capital Juba, Thursday, Dec. 9 2010, as they march in support of the independence referendum, to be held one month from today.

Thousands flock to south Sudan

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Shia leader urges Iraqis to resist US without weapons The Siasat Daily
South Sudan town's 'oil curse' Al Jazeera
'Bring us sugar!' Al Jazeera
US to 'expand Pakistan assistance' Al Jazeera
French nationals abducted in Niger Al Jazeera
Al-Sadr calls US 'enemy of Iraq' Al Jazeera
Pro-poor initiatives in Thailand Al Jazeera
Palestinian plight in southern Lebanon refugee camps BBC News
Chile Offers Recognition for a State of Palestine Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
'Saudi minister violating human rights' The Siasat Daily
Parcel ignites at DC post office Al Jazeera
Kenya PM warns of Cote d'Iviore war Al Jazeera
Israelis Push Back Iran Bomb Timeline Wall Street Journal
Israelis shoot dead sleeping elderly Palestinian Daily Star Lebanon
Tunisia arrests bloggers and rapper Al Jazeera
Chile recognizes Palestinian statehood and urges more talks KDVR
Bashir warns of unstable south Al Jazeera
Israeli Soldiers Kill Palestinian, 65, in His Bedroom The New York Times
Dahlan fall exposes Abbas' intolerance Gulf News
Greek prime minister claims Turkey violates Greek air space KDVR

Tension with Gaza: Israel's Deterrence under Pressure

Tension with Gaza: Israel's Deterrence under Pressure

Danish police officers stand guard as one of four suspect arrested on suspicion of planning a shooting attack on the office of a newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad arrives at a court in Glostup, south of Copenhagen, Thursday, Dec. 30, 2010. The Wednesday arrests rattled Danes and brought renewed attention to simmering anger at the Jyllands-Posten newspaper, which has been the target of several attacks and threats since publishing cartoons of Muhammad in 2005, in what it called a challenge to perceived self-censorship.

Three charged over Denmark 'plot'

'UN, Israel liable for Asgari's fate'

'UN, Israel liable for Asgari's fate'

Yemeni official says al-Qaida gunmen kill 17 soldiers in 2 a Star Tribune
Israel frees Jordanian detainee The Jordan Times
Televangelists escape penalty in Senate inquiry Fresno Bee
Thailand zoo unveils 2 new members of its white Bengal tiger Star Tribune
Sightseeing bus plunges into gorge in northern India, killin Star Tribune
Ahead of talks with Egyptian leader, Netanyahu says Hamas, H Star Tribune
Israeli FM likens Turkey to Iran Al Jazeera
From 1939 U.S. Congress: Fear "if Bibleland becomes Koranlan Newsvine
With Death From Gaza The Siasat Daily
Top Ten Middle East Challenges for U.S. Policy, 2011 Turkish Press
Congress attacking RSS to divert attention: Mohan Bhagwat The Siasat Daily
WikiLeaks, Ideological Legitimacy and the Crisis of Empire Scoop
Foreign ministry following up on Israels arrest of Jordania The Jordan Times
Arabs held for plotting Jerusalem stadium attack Breitbart
Exploiters of War on Terror By Sajjad Shaukat Newsvine
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary to get tips from Israel on Ha'aretz
US's Napolitano to hear air security tips in Israel The Star
Netanyahu to Mubarak: Israel and Egypt must stand united aga Ha'aretz
Year 2010 sees drop in Palestinian attacks: Shin Bet Zeenews
Sharjah Murder: Indians Refuse Settlement Proposal The Siasat Daily

Demolished vehicles line Highway 80, the route fleeing Iraqi forces took as they retreated fom Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm.

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Adding Islam to a Latino Identity The New York Times
Lebanon High remains at risk Nashville Tennessean
Writing on the wall for Turkey Kathimerini
Profile: Moqtada Sadr BBC News
Oklahoma Deaths: Saturday, January 8, 2011 The Oklahoman
US summons Tunisia ambassador over handling of protests BBC News
It's Iraq but It's Not, Part 2 The New York Times
Riot police deploy as fresh protests break out across Algeri Daily Star Lebanon
Protests in Algeria, Tunisia reveal social, political concer Daily Star Lebanon
Lebanese pre-occupation with Tribunal taking toll on reform Daily Star Lebanon
U.S. rule likely to trigger Facebook I.P.O. in 2012 Daily Star Lebanon
New director for educational dist Khaleej Times
An insider's reflections on Israel-Palestine dialogue Khaleej Times
Malaysia ethnic schools scrutinised Al Jazeera
Qatari citizens want sponsorship rules tightened further �ro Gulf News
Beth Israel CEO Paul Levy resigns The Business Review
Egypt's glory days long gone Gulf News
Emir Charges Teachers on Falling Standards All Africa
Algeria police on guard after riots Al Jazeera
Algeria youths riot for second night BBC News

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Wikileaks: Israeli blockade targeted Gaza economy

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Natalie Portman: The prodigy comes of age

Israeli President Moshe Katsav speaks during a press conference at his Jerusalem residence, Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2007. Katsav, facing charges of rape and abuse of power, asked parliament Wednesday to temporarily remove him from office in an effort to blun

Former Israeli President Katsav Convicted of Rape

Mossad chief: Iran won't go nuclear before 2015 Herald Tribune
'Saudi king's imminent return unlikely' The Siasat Daily
In the Balkans, familiar - and chilling - tales of corruptio Star Tribune
Yemeni soldiers killed in ambush Al Jazeera
Of reactors and roses Ha'aretz
Palestinians: Israeli troops mistakenly kill man Herald Tribune
Huckleberry F--- Wall Street Journal
Ousted patriarch behind locked doors in Jerusalem Herald Tribune
Israeli military chief: Draft ultra-Orthodox Jews Herald Tribune
Israeli court approves gender segregated buses Herald Tribune
Israeli military and Palestinians clash over death of West B The Guardian
2 Palestinians killed along Gaza-Israel border Herald Tribune
Israeli, Egyptian leaders to discuss peacemaking Herald Tribune
Grandparents are not feeling like rock stars (1/06/11) Denver Post
Truthout Headlines Jan 6 Scoop
Psychiatrist in Gaza wins Palme prize for his dedication to Irish Times
Ex-US attorney general visits Gaza Hamas leader Herald Tribune
Israeli rights groups: Inquiry is war on dissent Herald Tribune
Angry crowd forces Israeli PM to halt speech Herald Tribune
Call for pardon for convicted Israeli ex-president Herald Tribune

Shahar Peer in action on Day 7 of the 2010 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Queens, New York September 5, 2010

Peer's non-appearance a win for BDS campaign

People injured during marches in support of opposition leader Alassane Ouattara arrive at the Headquarters of the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI), where they received free medical treatment, Abidjan, 16 December, 2010.

Africa's old guard on the run?

A Pakistani ranger officer tries to push the crowd back as the coffin of Punjab Gov. Salman Taseer is carried in to a helicopter for burial, in Lahore, Pakistan, Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2011.

Pakistan buries assassinated leader

Iraqi cleric calls US, Israel, Great Britain 'common enemies Star Tribune
Malaysians miss Indian onions, Chinese garlic The Siasat Daily
The Week's Best Longform Journalism The Daily Beast
Sanctions Slow Iran's Warhead Capability Wall Street Journal
Israeli troops shoot Palestinian man in botched Hamas raid The Independent
5 sisters in Brazil accuse their father of sexually abusing Star Tribune
Israel soldiers injured in clash near Gaza border BBC News
Bil'in: A village in mourning Al Jazeera
WikiLeaks: The Book, the Shoes, the U.F.O.'s The New York Times
Former UK MP jailed over expenses Al Jazeera
Assange: Israel Runs US, Europe Newspapers Newsvine
Omar Kawasmeh Shot: Wrong Man Killed By Israel In Hamas Raid Huffington Post
Turkish plane hijack bid foiled The Siasat Daily
Islam still considered a threat in France, Germany The Siasat Daily
Tensions high after Israeli commandos kill the wrong man, 65 The Daily Mail
New crisis simmering between Turkey and Israel Gulf News
Israel's Mossad chief says Iranians still 4 years from nucle Orlando Sentinel
Israeli troops kill wrong man in Hamas raid Khaleej Times
Iran will go nuclear only in 2015: Mossad chief Khaleej Times
Blatter 'expects' winter World Cup Al Jazeera

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