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Now the Hard Part Global Security Updates' most recent release entitled,
Now the Hard Part, looks at why passing sanctions against North Korea was the
easy part. Enforcing the sanctions will be anything but. Other Updates
include:
Iraqi Women Under AttackNorth Korea's Test May Backfire,
Make US Support ?Conditioned? on Iraqi Compromise ? or Leave
Federalism Under the Radar Screen
North Korea Goes Nuclear
NATO Challenges Musharraf
Afghanistan Taliban Commander, 10 Others, Killed in Afghanistan Air Strike
A Taliban commander and at least 10 other insurgents were killed by a U.S.-led
coalition air strike in Afghanistan, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
said.
British Troops Leave Afghan District British troops pulled out of a
troubled district in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, while a U.S.-led
coalition airstrike killed a suspected midlevel Taliban commander and up to 15
other militants, NATO said.
U.S. Faces Obstacles To Freeing Detainees Allies Block Returns From
Guantanamo
Iraq War Mandatory Anthrax Shots to Return "It is an unnecessary,
unproven and potentially unsafe vaccine," attorney Mark Zaid said. "Everyone is
concerned as to their health, and the fact is that there is no scientific
evidence that the vaccine works in humans. . . . I think this program is
nothing more than a glorified public relations campaign to demonstrate that
they are doing something."
U.S. Faces Obstacles To Freeing Detainees Allies Block Returns From
Guantanamo
Soldiers Come Home to No Guarantee of Jobs John Batiste, a retired general
who served in Iraq, is also the president of Klein steel. "Despite laws that
guarantee work when soldiers and airmen return, that's not always the case
a
year is a long time
the job was taken by someone else," he said.
Veterans' Anger Over Iraq War Runs Deep "I was around during Vietnam and I
never remember generals coming out and questioning the leadership of the
military back then," says Joel Rubin, a longtime political observer in Virginia
Beach, who hosts a Sunday morning political show on WVEC-TV. "The anger, I
think, is pretty deep, but we won't know for sure until Nov. 7."
Iraq?s Christians Flee as Extremist Threat Worsens BAGHDAD, Oct. 16 The
blackened shells of five cars still sit in front of the Church of the Virgin
Mary here, stark reminders of a bomb blast that killed two people after a
recent Sunday Mass.
Bush Reassures Iraqi That There Is No Timetable for Withdrawal WASHINGTON,
Oct. 16 President Bush reassured Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq
on Monday that he would not set a timetable for withdrawal of American troops
and would continue to support the prime minister, despite recent reports that
military officials and some Republican lawmakers were dissatisfied with the
Iraqi governments performance.
U.S. Joins Iraqis in City Where 91 Died U.S. troops joined Iraqi forces
and police Tuesday in patrolling the city of Balad, where a surge in sectarian
fighting has killed at least 91 people.
Families Flee Iraqi River Towns On 4th Day of Sectarian Warfare Families
fled in search of safety Monday as open warfare raged for a fourth day between
Shiite militias and armed Sunni men in Tigris River towns north of Baghdad.
Militias allied with Iraq's Shiite-led government held sway in Balad city,
forcing out Sunni families and leaving the bodies of slain Sunni men to rot in
the streets, according to police, residents and hospital officials.
Baker's Panel Rules Out Iraq Victory A commission formed to assess the
Iraq war and recommend a new course has ruled out the prospect of victory for
America.
Senator Obama Proposes Health Plan for Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans
U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., is honoring retiring U.S. Rep. Lane Evans,
D-Rock Island, by introducing legislation to help prepare for the looming
veterans care crisis as troops deployed in the global war on terror return home.
Mental Health and War Iraq War imagery reopens psychological wounds of
Vietnam Vietnam War veterans are terrified their treatment will be terminated
because the returning War on Terror veterans will overwhelm the VA system.
Prisoner Abuse and Torture U.S. Faces Obstacles To Freeing Detainees
Allies Block Returns From Guantanamo
New blogs on Veterans for America today: A Private and his Son
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