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Obama Taps Dempsey, Winnefeld as Chairman, Vice Chairman
President Barack Obama announced his choices as chairman and vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during a Rose Garden ceremony today.
Mullen: Pakistan Leaders Want to Cooperate With U.S.
Navy Adm. Mike Mullen today said he came away from his recent meeting with Pakistani leaders convinced of their commitment to work with the United States on security, intelligence and development. ...
South Africa's Zuma in Libya to Try to Broker Cease-Fire
South African President Jacob Zuma is in Libya to try to broker a cease-fire between the government of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and rebels fighting to oust him. ... 
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Violence On Three Fronts In Yemen After Government Crackdown
Violence has been reported on three fronts in Yemen today, with government troops firing on demonstrators in the southern city of Taiz, militants battling government troops in the restive province of Abyan, and clashes reported in the northern part of the capital, Sanaa. ...
Activists: Syrian Crackdown Kills 14 Civilians
Syrian rights activists say a military crackdown on opposition protesters in central Syria has killed at least 14 civilians since Sunday.
Pakistan to launch new anti-Taliban operation
Pakistan has decided to launch military offensive in North Waziristan Agency tribal area, the stronghold of the militants, adjacent to border with Afghanistan, a leading newspaper reported on Monday. ...
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PAKISTAN: Backgrounder on Khyber Agency militancyThe Khyber Agency in Pakistan has emerged in recent times as a centre of sectarian conflict - partially as a result of the spillover of deep-rooted differences between Sunni and Shia Muslims in the nearby Kurram Agency and partially as a reaction to efforts by hardline Sunni groups to establish their writ in the area. ... Read more... ��  ��
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Lawyer Says Mladic Won't Live To See Trial The defense lawyer of Ratko Mladic says the former Bosnian Serb military chief is so ill he won't live to see the start of his trial on genocide and war crimes charges. ... Read more... �� ��
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