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In this photo released by the Emirates News Agency (WAM), The 'M. Star' oil supertanker anchors offshore Fujairah port in the United Arab Emirates Thursday, July 29, 2010.
Accident   Japan   Mideast   Photos   Shipping		  The New York Times 
Questions Swirl About Damaged Japanese Tanker
Thu 29 Jul 2010
Shipping officials said Thursday that they were examining the hull of a Japanese oil tanker that was mysteriously damaged this week as it traversed a strategically vital waterway between Iran and the... (photo: AP / Emirates News Agency)
In this photo released by the Emirates News Agency (WAM), damage is seen on the side of the 'M. Star' oil supertanker offshore Fujairah port in the United Arab Emirates Thursday, July 29, 2010.
Accident   Japan   Mideast   Photos   Shipping		  The Star 
Japan supertanker probe reveals smashed hull
Thu 29 Jul 2010
FUJAIRAH/TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese supertanker that reported suffering an "explosion" near the Strait of Hormuz oil shipping route may have hit a submarine or a mine, UAE port officials examining... (photo: AP / Emirates News Agency)
Local Iraqi citizens go about their everyday business in the open market located at Al Kut, Iraq, during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. %lt;table  The Himalayan  Thu 29 Jul 2010
Nepal lifts ban on workers in Iraq
KATHMANDU: In order to offer legitimacy to 30,000 Nepalis working illegally in Iraq, the government today decided to lift a ban on Nepali workers in the war-ravaged country. "Today's decision will be... (photo: US DoD)
Ban   Iraq   Kathmandu   Photos   Wikipedia: Nepal
Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron answers a question from a journalist as he gives a speech to journalists and academics at a think tank on Policy Exchange in London, Monday, Oct. 29, 2007.  Al Jazeera  Thu 29 Jul 2010
UK 'terror' warning angers Pakistan
Remarks by David Cameron, the British prime minister, that Islamabad should not "promote the export of terror" have angered Pakistani officials. Cameron made the comments on Wednesday during... (photo: AP / Akira Suemori)
Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism   UK   Wikipedia: Inter-Services Intelligence
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The exterior of the Arak heavy water production facility in Arak, Iran, 360 kms southwest of Tehran, is seen on Wednesday Oct. 27, 2004. Iran's top leader rejected a long-term suspension of uranium enrichment and threatened Wednesday that Iranian diplomats will withdraw from talks with European negotiators if they insist on such a suspension. Heavy water is used to moderate a nuclear chain reaction in a nuclear reactor. Al Jazeera Wed 28 Jul 2010
US hopes for Iran nuclear talks
The United States has said it hopes to hold talks with Iran soon and would be prepared to follow up on a plan to provide fuel for Iran's research reactor in exchange for... (photo: AP / str)
Iran   Nuclear   Photos   US   Wikipedia: Nuclear program of Iran
British Aerospace Hawk T1 (XX245) flies at Kimble Air Day 2008, Kimble Airport, Gloucester shire, England. The BAE Systems Hawk is a British single engine, advanced jet trainer aircraft. It first flew in 1974 as the Hawker Siddeley Hawk. The Hawk is used by the Royal Air Force, and other air forces, as either a trainer or a low-cost combat aircraft. Daily Star Lebanon Wed 28 Jul 2010
India signs $1.1 billion jet deal with BAE, Rolls-Royce
Thursday, July 29, 2010 - Powered by NEW DELHI: BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce will supply India with 57 Hawk military training jets in a deal worth around 700 million... (photo: Creative Commons / Adrian Pingstone)
Defence   India   Photos   UK   Wikipedia: BAE Systems
Emirates airlines Gulf News Wed 28 Jul 2010
Middle East air passenger traffic up 18% in June
Dubai: Middle East passenger traffic saw the fastest global growth last month, rising 18 per cent compared to the same month last year, according to the traffic report by... (photo: Creative Commons / N22YF)
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British troops sit on top of a tank as they secure the scene of a roadside bomb attack on a British patrol that left two Iraqi women injured, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2006, in Basra, 550 kilometers (340 miles) southeast of Baghdad, Iraq. Prime Minister Tony Blair will announce on Wednesday Feb. 21, 2008 a new timetable for the withdrawal of British troops from Iraq, with 1,500 to return home in several weeks, the BBC reported. Blair will also tell the House of Commons during his regular weekly appearance before it that a total of about 3,000 British soldiers will have left southern Iraq by the end of 2007, if the security there is sufficient, the British Broadcasting Corp. said, quoting government officials who weren't further identif The Star Wed 28 Jul 2010
British army almost 'seized up' in Iraq, Afghan wars
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's army was on the verge of "seizing up" in 2006 when it faced a "perfect storm" of simultaneous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a former military... (photo: AP / Nabil al-Jurani)
Afghanistan   Iraq   Photos   UK   Wikipedia: Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)
President Barack Obama answers media questions after an unannounced appearance at the White House daily press briefing in Washington, following a bipartisan meeting with House The Australian Wed 28 Jul 2010
Afghan bungles justify surge, claims Obama
BARACK Obama has declared that the blunders revealed in leaked US military documents about the Afghan war show why he backed a revised US strategy late last... (photo: AP / Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Afghanistan   Defence   Photos   US   Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001–present)
British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, interact with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Chairman Ashok Nayak during his tour of the Hawk facility at HAL, in Bangalore, India, Wednesday, July 28, 2010. The Australian Wed 28 Jul 2010
UK to lift nuclear ban on India
AUSTRALIA is expected to come under pressure to lift its ban on uranium sales to India after British Prime Minister David Cameron agreed to allow the export of nuclear... (photo: AP)
India   Nuclear   Photos   UK   Wikipedia: Indo-U.S. civilian nuclear agreement


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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas gestures as he addresses the Palestine Central Council in the West Bank city of Ramallah Wednesday July 18 2007. Abbas said Wednesday he would call early elections, harshly denouncing the Islamic Hamas in speech before Arabs agree to direct talks, Abbas ‘must decide’ The Jordan Times
President Barack Obama meets with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, Wednesday, June 9, 2010, in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington. Palestinians say direct talks depend on Israel Khaleej Times
A Palestinian militant from the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, holds a rocket launcher as he attends a rally in Gaza City Wednesday April 26, 2006. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Wednesday that he was ready to lead peace negotiations with Israel, and that the election of a Hamas government was no obstacle Arab leaders give OK for direct Palestinian talks with Israel CNN
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Secretary General and Chairman of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) talks with Army GEN. Stanley McChrystal, commander of NATO Afghanistan forces prior to the start of Georgia Commission at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium as part of a NATO Defense Ministerial June 11, 2010. Taliban stymie NATO push to bolster government Breitbart
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Shahram Amiri, center, an Iranian nuclear scientist who disappeared a year ago, flashes a victory sign at the conclusion of his news briefing as he arrived at the Imam Khomeini airport just outside Tehran, Iran, Thursday, July 15, 2010. Iranian spy still a teasing enigma Asia Times
Afghan women walk past coffins containing the bodies of three foreign aid workers in a hospital in Pul-e-Alam in Logar province, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008. Gunmen wielding assault rifles ambushed a U.S. aid organization's vehicle in Logar province, south of Kabul, on Wednesday, killing an American-Trinidadian aid worker along with a Canadian and a British-Canadian colleague, officials sa Afghan Officials Report 52 Civilians Dead in NATO Strike The New York Times
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A Pakistani soldier stands guard as a G-59 Pakistani tank rolls on to keep new positions in Sabagai village in the Bajur tribal region in Pakistan, on the border with Afghanistan, Friday, Nov. 28, 2008. The Pakistani army operation to rout militants from the Bajur tribal region and the evidence uncovered during the three month assault would indicate a frightening amount of coordination among militant groups, some of whom have been accused by India of carrying out the vicious weekend rampage in Mumbai that killed more than 171 people and wounded hundreds Pakistan Spy Service Aids Insurgents, Reports Assert The New York Times
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Juventus coach Didier Deschamps, of France, looks on during the Italian Serie B league soccer match between Spezia and Juventus in La Spezia, Italy, Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007. jp1 Olympique Marseille Coach Didier Deschamps Thanks Tunisia For Welcome Support Goal
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