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- Soldier suspected in Afghanistan massacre to huddle with lawyers
- Money, career woes plagued Afghan killings suspect
- Afghan killings suspect: Recent life was struggle
- US man captured by militia in Iraq released to UN
- Soldier accused in Afghan killings was family man
- Twin suicide blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital
- Damascus blasts kill 27 as Syria gears up for monitors
- Iraq Sadrists free US captive after nine months
- Iraq militia frees U.S. hostage after 9 months
- Purported US citizen released to UN in Iraq
- Freed U.S. captive says he is ex-soldier, held since June
- Iraq: Iran warned against sending arms to Syria
- WikiLeaks' Assange to run for Australian Senate
- Iraq backs idea of Arab peacekeepers: deputy minister
- Saudi sends military gear to Syria rebels: diplomat
- Sgt. Robert Bales: Details emerge on soldier charged with killing Afghan villagers
- Suicide blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital
- What We Know So Far About Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the Afghanistan Shooter
- Twin bombings in Damascus kill at least 27, almost 100 hurt
- Iraq to pay $408 million Gulf War debt to Egyptians
- Blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital
- Did soldier said to have killed Afghan civilians come from 'most troubled base'?
- Soldier's story reveals a life built on family and service, but marred by disappointment
- Syria state news agency says 'terrorist explosions' hit Damascus
- Kurds say Exxon still working in North Iraq
- Car bombs hit Syria capital, 27 killed
- Blasts hit Syria capital, state news agency says
- Turkey considers Syria buffer zone; Annan seeks unity
- Safe in Turkey, a family flees rape, torture in Syria
- Wikileaks' Assange plans to run for Australian parliament-report
- 10 things you need to know today: March 17, 2012
- WikiLeaks' Assange to run for Australian Senate
- Soldier accused of killings was family man
- Neighbors say Afghan attack suspect was family man
- Neighbors describe suspect in attack on Afghan civilians as family man in Wash. community
- After days of secrecy, US suspect in Afghan killings ID'd, a father of 2 with arrest record
- Afghan massacre suspect identified, arrives at Kansas base
| Soldier suspected in Afghanistan massacre to huddle with lawyers Posted:
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| Money, career woes plagued Afghan killings suspect Posted:
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| Afghan killings suspect: Recent life was struggle Posted:
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| US man captured by militia in Iraq released to UN Posted:
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| Soldier accused in Afghan killings was family man Posted:
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| Twin suicide blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital Posted:
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| Damascus blasts kill 27 as Syria gears up for monitors Posted:
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| Iraq Sadrists free US captive after nine months Posted:
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| Iraq militia frees U.S. hostage after 9 months Posted:
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| Purported US citizen released to UN in Iraq Posted: The United Nations mission in Iraq said it took custody late Saturday of a man who was described as a U.S. citizen, who had been held by an Iraqi militia for about nine months. |
| Freed U.S. captive says he is ex-soldier, held since June Posted: BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An American freed on Saturday after being held captive by Shi'ite militiamen in Baghdad since last June said he was a former service member who was working in Iraq in a civilian capacity at the time he was seized. The man was shown on Iraq's Bagdadiya television flanked by lawmakers from the movement of Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr. He wore a U.S. military uniform with no visible insignia. The lawmakers identified him phonetically as Randy Michael or Michaels. ... |
| Iraq: Iran warned against sending arms to Syria Posted: A spokesman says Iraqi leaders have told Iran it cannot ship weapons to Syria through Iraq. |
| WikiLeaks' Assange to run for Australian Senate Posted:
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| Iraq backs idea of Arab peacekeepers: deputy minister Posted:
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| Saudi sends military gear to Syria rebels: diplomat Posted:
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| Sgt. Robert Bales: Details emerge on soldier charged with killing Afghan villagers Posted: The US Army has at last released the name of the soldier who went on a shooting spree nearly one week ago, killing 16 Afghan civilians including 9 children. |
| Suicide blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital Posted:
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| What We Know So Far About Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the Afghanistan Shooter Posted: After a six-day media blackout, the U.S. military has at last revealed the identity of the Staff Sergeant who shot or stabbed 16 Afghan civilians, nine of them children, in the early morning hours last Sunday. The soldier is Robert Bales, Fox News first reported, who they describe as a "decorated combat veteran" who enlisted in the army as a personal response to the 9/11 attacks. Much new information has emerged in the past 24 hours about Bales, who was transfered via white van to the maximum-security military prison at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas, yesterday. |
| Twin bombings in Damascus kill at least 27, almost 100 hurt Posted:
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| Iraq to pay $408 million Gulf War debt to Egyptians Posted: Iraq said on Saturday it had agreed to pay $408 million to hundreds of thousands of Egyptian workers who fled Iraq because of Saddam Hussein's 1990-91 invasion of Kuwait. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zebari signed a memorandum of understanding during a visit to Egypt this week, his office said, under which Baghdad agreed to make the payments to resolve the cases known as "yellow remittances". Hundreds of thousands of Egyptian workers are still owed back pay after fleeing Iraq following Saddam's invasion of Kuwait. ... |
| Blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital Posted:
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| Did soldier said to have killed Afghan civilians come from 'most troubled base'? Posted: Information about the US Army sergeant suspected of wantonly killing 16 Afghan villagers – most of them women and children – is being slowly revealed. |
| Soldier's story reveals a life built on family and service, but marred by disappointment Posted: LAKE TAPPS, Wash. - On a winding road of wood-frame homes tucked amid towering pines, Robert Bales was the father who joined his two young children for playtime in the yard, a career soldier who greeted neighbours warmly but was guarded when talking about the years he spent away at war. |
| Syria state news agency says 'terrorist explosions' hit Damascus Posted: BEIRUT - Twin bombings struck government targets in the Syrian capital early Saturday, killing security forces and civilians and leaving pools of blood and carnage in the streets, according to state-run television. |
| Kurds say Exxon still working in North Iraq Posted:
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| Car bombs hit Syria capital, 27 killed Posted:
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| Blasts hit Syria capital, state news agency says Posted:
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| Turkey considers Syria buffer zone; Annan seeks unity Posted: ANKARA/BOYNU YOGUN, Turkey (Reuters) - Turkey said on Friday it might set up a "buffer zone" inside Syria to protect refugees fleeing President Bashar al-Assad's forces, raising the prospect of foreign intervention in the year-long revolt. With the uprising entering its second year, U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan reportedly told the Security Council that Syria's response to his plans for peace were disappointing and urged major powers to put aside their divisions over Syria. On the ground in Syria, the violence continued. ... |
| Safe in Turkey, a family flees rape, torture in Syria Posted: BOYNUYOGUN, Turkey (Reuters) - It took three long days for 60-year-old Abdullah, his wife and son to hike across the hills to Turkey from their Syrian coastal city of Latakia, stopping only to hide from patrolling soldiers or to eat the sandwiches his wife had prepared for their escape. When they finally reached their destination - a hole cut in the barbed wire fence that marks the Turkish-Syrian border - the grey-bearded father of eight was hungry, frightened and exhausted. ... |
| Wikileaks' Assange plans to run for Australian parliament-report Posted:
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| 10 things you need to know today: March 17, 2012 Posted: Obama tries to make peace with Karzai, George Clooney gets out of jail, and more in our roundup of the stories that our making news and driving opinion |
| WikiLeaks' Assange to run for Australian Senate Posted:
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| Soldier accused of killings was family man Posted:
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| Neighbors say Afghan attack suspect was family man Posted:
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| Neighbors describe suspect in attack on Afghan civilians as family man in Wash. community Posted: LAKE TAPPS, Wash. - Neighbours of a Washington state man accused of gunning down 16 Afghan women and children in a nighttime rampage describe him as a family man, playing with his two kids outside his home. |
| After days of secrecy, US suspect in Afghan killings ID'd, a father of 2 with arrest record Posted: After five days cloaked in military secrecy, the U.S. soldier suspected in a massacre of 16 Afghan civilians was identified Friday as a Washington father of two who underwent anger management counselling a decade ago after an arrest for assault on a girlfriend. |
| Afghan massacre suspect identified, arrives at Kansas base Posted:
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