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File - President Barack Obama and President Hu Jintao of China wait in the Green Room of the White House before their press conference in the East Room, Jan. 19, 2010. The eagle, the bear and the dragon
Al Jazeera  Let's celebrate the end of an eventful 2011 with a fable. Once upon a time in the young 21st century, the eagle, the bear and the dragon took their (furry) gloves off and engaged in a New Cold War.... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
China   Photos   Russia   US   Wikipedia: Geopolitics
In this photo taken on Saturday, July 24, 2010, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks to the media, in Faros, Ukrainian government residence Ukraine.Vladimir Putin says he sang a patriotic song with expelled Russian spies and promised them a "bright" future. Russia's prime minister said he recently met with the 10 sleeper agents, without saying when or where. Russia's neighbours balk at Putin's 'big idea'
The Times of India  MOSCOW: Vladimir Putin bills it as an economic union that could rival China and the United States, stretch from the Polish frontier to Pacific shores and reunite at least part of the Soviet Union. The... (photo: AP / Alexander Zemlianichenko, Pool)
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The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), left, and the guided-missile cruiser USS Cape St. George (CG 71) transit the Strait of Hormuz, 1 May, 2012. US Is Ready for Attack on Iran If Need Be, Says Ambassador to Israel
ABC News The United States is militarily ready to carry out a strike on Iran to stop it from obtaining a nuclear weapon if international pressure fails, American ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro said to an... (photo: US Navy / MCS3 Alex R. Forster)
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Army launches review of PTSD diagnoses Army launches review of PTSD diagnoses
The Washington Times Army leaders said Wednesday they are launching a sweeping, independent review of how the service evaluates soldiers with possible post-traumatic stress disorder after recent complaints that some PTSD... (photo: US Army / Michael J. MacLeod)
Afghanistan   Leaders   Medical   Photos   Troops   Wikipedia: Posttraumatic stress disorder
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Chinese Vice Premier LI Keqiang, right, and LIu Yunshan, left, Director of Chinese Communist Party's Propaganda Department, clap while Zhou Yongkang, center, member of Chinese Communist Party Politburo Standing Commitee, is introduced during a conference to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of Chinese Communist Youth League at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Friday, May 4, 2012. Chinese in bold call for official's removal
Al Jazeera A group of Communist Party veterans has written a daring open letter calling for the removal of China's top security official, in the latest sign of disunity ahead of... (photo: AP / Alexander F. Yuan)
China   Communism   Photos   Politics   Wikipedia: Zhou Yongkang
Germany to give $190 mln to Afghanistan after 2014 Germany to give $190 mn to Afghanistan after 2014
The Siasat Daily Berlin, May 16: Germany will give 150 million euros ($190 million) worth of cash aid to Afghanistan a year after international peacekeeping forces pull out on schedule in... (photo: DOD / Public Domain)
Afghanistan   Berlin   Germany   Photos   War   Wikipedia: Afghanistan
Afghan shrines last resort for Afghan mentally ill Afghan shrines last resort for Afghan mentally ill
Herald Tribune JALALABAD, Afghanistan - The young man sits nearly naked in a small concrete room, a thick, heavy chain fastened around his ankle and bolted to the wall. Flies swarm... (photo: US Army / Michael J. MacLeod)
Afghanistan   Defence   Photos   War   Waste   Wikipedia: Afghanistan
Shot soldier Aaron Deans hopes to return to Afghanistan Shot soldier Aaron Deans hopes to return to Afghanistan
BBC News A soldier who was shot in the back in a Taliban ambush is hoping to return to the front line in Afghanistan. L/Cpl Aaron Deans, 21, of Washington, was driving an armoured... (photo: DOD / Public Domain)
Afghanistan   Ambush   Photos   Taliban   Washington   Wikipedia: Afghanistan
Veterans Deserve to Be Economically Empowered Veterans Deserve to Be Economically Empowered
Huffington Post Sergeant Adam Widner had just finished nine months of personal-security detail in Afghanistan, where he was constantly on alert for those seeking to harm or kill him and... (photo: US Army / Michael J. MacLeod)
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In this Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012 photo, Afghan villagers search for avalanche victims in Raghistan, Badakhshan province, north of Kabul, Afghanistan. Around 29 people have died in avalanches reported since Monday in Badakhshan province, according to the Afghan National Disaster Management Agency and at least 40 more people have been injured and rescuers were struggling to reach areas of Afghanistan's mountainous northeast that have been cut off by heavy snows. Afghanistan avalanche kills 37 in Badakhshan BBC News
FILE - In this Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012 file photo, a mother and calf common dolphin are transported to the beach by a team from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) and the New England Aquarium before being released back into Cape Cod Bay at Scusset Beach, in Sagamore Beach, Mass. Mystery: Mass Dolphin Deaths By Beaching Pakalert Press
Sun in the evening at sunset - nature - environment Solar flares 2012: Solar flare can create storm Pakalert Press
Education
Qatari organisation launches two community schools in Afghanistan Qatari organisation launches two community schools in Afghanistan Gulf News
Taliban shuts schools in Afghanistan in show of strength following motorcycle ban Taliban shuts schools in Afghanistan in show of strength following motorcycle ban Newstrack India
General Orders Review of Military Schools After Class Is Told U.S. Is at War With Islam General Orders Review of Military Schools After Class Is Told U.S. Is at War With Islam The New York Times
Technology
Winter Killed at Least 100 Afghan Refugee Children, Study Estimates Winter Killed at Least 100 Afghan Refugee Children, Study Estimates The New York Times
Angry Birds game application Angry Birds maker Rovio reports £60.8m revenues for 2011 The Guardian
File - Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) meets with members of the Oregon National Guard, the Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs, and family support groups at Portland State University in Portland, Ore., June 29, 2009. Senator: Fukushima Fuel Pool Is a National Security Issue for AMERICA Pakalert Press
Azerbaijan
Coordinated global action crucial to defeat terrorism, Ban tells Security Council Coordinated global action crucial to defeat terrorism, Ban tells Security Council United Nations
Reporters Without Borders condemns attacks on journalists Reporters Without Borders condemns attacks on journalists Newstrack India
Journalists Being Killed At 'Astonishing Pace' Journalists Being Killed At 'Astonishing Pace' National Public Radio
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Pakistan president to attend NATO summit Pakistan president to attend NATO summit Al Jazeera
Dried canal in the Satara district - Maharashtra - India - drought India's Satara district parched by drought Al Jazeera
In this Tuesday, April 24, 2012 photo, Sudanese workers inspect burnt out oil pipes at the oil-rich border town of Heglig, Sudan. Oil Wars on the Horizon CounterPunch
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Soldiers stand guard outside the presidential palace after a military coup in Bamako, Mali, Friday, March 23, 2012.
Amnesty cites rights abuses in northern Mali
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Four killed in Pakistan attacks
Four killed in Pakistan attacks
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UN chief commemorates International Day of Families
UN chief commemorates International Day of Families
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A soldier keeps an eye on the movements at Gurez, about 180 kilometers (113 miles) north of Srinagar, India, Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011. Indian troops in Kashmir fought a deadly gunbattle with suspected rebels crossing the military Line of Control from Pakistani-controlled territory Saturday, the army said. One soldier and 11 suspected rebels were killed, army spokesman Lt. Col. J.S. Brar said, but only six suspected rebels' bodies were recovered. He said the other five bodies were lost when they fell into a river during the fighting in the disputed Himalayan region.
India may move troops to peacetime positions on Pakistan border
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Iraqi students children writing the litter for the USA children about the war in Iraq and peace in this area
The Children of Iraq: "Was the Price Worth It?"
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Iraqi policemen stand guard outside Evangelical Protestant church in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010.
Robert Fisk: Under siege but vicar of Baghdad is still spreading the word
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Former Ukranian Prime Minister and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko come to the Prosecutor General's Office in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, Dec. 20, 2010. Ukraine's Prosecutor General launched a criminal case against Tymoshenko accusing her of abuse of power.
Will Ukraine Tilt East or West? An Interview With Prime Minister Azarov
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Americans' support for Afghan war at new low
Americans' support for Afghan war at new low
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