AP - The Iraqi battalion leader huddled over the map with his American advisers, showing them how he planned to surround a Sunni enclave where al-Qaida militants were believed hiding.
AFP - The US military will transfer security control of Anbar province, scene of some of its bloodiest battles since the 2003 invasion, to Iraqi forces on September 1, the provincial police chief told AFP on Thursday.
AP - Russian forces turned over 12 Georgian soldiers on the border of one of the separatist provinces under its control Thursday after the short war that outraged the West and brought Moscow's military deep into Georgia.
Strengthening Gustav heads for Jamaica
Tropical Storm Gustav was picking up steam and advancing toward Jamaica on Thursday after leaving at least 22 dead in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, the National Hurricane Center said.
Sub Sahara starts new drilling campaign at Mabale Hills, Tanzania
Australian resources company Sub-Sahara Resources (ASX:SBS) has commenced drilling at the Sizu River prospect (Mabale Hills Project) in Tanzania, East Africa (Figure1). This project forms part of the Lake Victoria joint venture with Canadian-listed
Egypt: Printing Press Refuses to Print Edition of Newspaper
ANHRI expressed its objection to, and firm condemnation of Al Ahram Press's refusal to print the second edition of 'Al-Badeel' daily independent newspaper. The press's decision came on the heels of the newspaper's coverage of a fire in al-Shoura Council,
Poland, Baltics to work out common stance on Georgia for EU summit
Warsaw - President Lech Kaczynski was slated to meet with heads of three Baltic states to work out a common stance on Georgia for an upcoming European Union summit, his chancellery told Radio ZET on Thursday. 'There's an expectation from the Baltic
Analysis: Why Shanghai Is Not Warsaw
As the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) holds its annual summit today, there is increasing attention on the military potential of an alliance that groups both Russia and China along with four Central Asian states. Some have called the SCO the
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