Brisbane Times | Q+A: Noordin Mohammad Top and Islamic militancy in Indonesia Reuters JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police have shot dead a man suspected to be leading Islamic militant Noordin Mohammad Top during raids in Central Java and were trying to identify his body, police sources said on Saturday. ... Indonesian police storm terrorist hide-out Who was Noordin Mohammed Top? Sources: Wanted terror suspect Top killed |
guardian.co.uk | Q+A: Mehsud probably dead, but will it help win the war? Reuters ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - As information poured in on Friday that Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud was killed two days ago by a US missile strike, a whole series of questions arise over what it would mean for Pakistan, ... Mehsud death could signal turning tide against Pakistan militants Pakistan Taliban Chief Mehsud May Have Been Killed Pakistan believes Taliban chief Mehsud dead |
USA Today | Analysis: Bill Clinton as a diplomatic fix-it man CNN WASHINGTON (CNN) -- It was a heartwarming sight: Laura Ling and Euna Lee landing on US soil and being reunited with their families. To their elation of their families, Bill Clinton returned to the US with journalists Laura Ling and Euna ... SCENARIOS-Clinton visit unlikely to change North Korea US journalists 'home and free' after NKorea pardon BILL CLINTON'S NETWORK: Special Contacts Aided Release |
Times Online | Clinton's high stakes N Korea dash Aljazeera.net Bill Clinton's dramatic 24-hour dash to Pyongyang has secured the release of two detained US reporters, but could also yield further diplomatic benefits to strained relations between the US and North Korea. That, say analysts, is at least ... Clinton, journalists return to US after pardon US-POLITICS Summary Japan welcomes release of US journalists: spokesman |
Jakarta Post | Bill Clinton on N Korea mission BBC News Former US President Bill Clinton has arrived in North Korea on a surprise visit, apparently to discuss the fate of two jailed US reporters. He is the highest-profile American to visit since his own secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, went there in ... Bill Clinton in N.Korea mission to free reporters Bill Clinton visits North Korea in bid to free journalists Q&A: Bill Clinton in North Korea |
Washington Post | Gates tells of death threats Philadelphia Inquirer CHILMARK, Mass. - Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. yesterday joked about his arrest in Cambridge, but also described receiving death threats. In his first public appearance since sharing a beer at the White House on Thursday with President Obama ... Cambridge interfaith group talks race Whites, blacks view Gates case differently Obama should apologize |
New York Times | The Scary, Honest Truth About Race Washington Post President Obama, in his Cairo speech, spoke about religion and how one of the difficulties in resolving issues in the Middle East was that people would say one thing in public and then say what they re » |
