May 20th, 2012 
U.S.
 USA TODAY |
Iraq buys US drones to protect oil
USA TODAY By Jim Michaels, USA TODAY BAGHDAD - The United States has agreed to sell unarmed surveillance drones to Iraq's navy as part of an effort to help protect that nation's oil exports amid growing tensions in the Persian Gulf and to strengthen US-Iraqi … and more » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 msnbc.com |
'Life over war': US veterans return medals at NATO summit
msnbc.com During the two-day summit, leaders of NATO's 28-member nations were to discuss the strategy for ensuring a peaceful Afghanistan after the United States removes its combat troops by 2014. Michael Mizner, 25, of Wilmington, Del., watched as the veterans … US veterans symbolically discard service medals at anti-NATO rallyChicago Tribune As US shifts away from combat mission in Afghanistan, American troops to still …Washington Post all 1,290 news articles » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 The Express Tribune |
Pakistan seeks US help to get over Salala, but per Parliament's guide lines
The Express Tribune By Our Correspondent This file photo shows President Asif Ali Zardari speaking with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during a meeting. The two met in Chicago on the sidelines of a Nato summit on Sunday. PHOTO: AFP CHICAGO: President Asif Ali … US officials frustrated as Pakistan still blocking supply routesLos Angeles Times US commander plays down urgency of Pak-NATO dealPakistan Daily Times US rejects high Pakistan fees for supply routes: officialDAWN.com Reuters -Chicago Tribune -Times of India all 378 news articles » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 DAWN.com |
Pakistan urges a 'permanent solution' on US drone strikes
Reuters CHICAGO (Reuters) - Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari pressed the United States during a NATO meeting on Sunday to help find a "permanent solution" to US drone strikes that have fueled tensions between the two uneasy allies. "The president said that … US rejects high Pakistan fees for supply routes: officialDAWN.com US officials frustrated as Pakistan still blocking supply routesLos Angeles Times US commander plays down urgency of Pak-NATO dealPakistan Daily Times Chicago Tribune -Times of India -Hindustan Times all 366 news articles » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 USA TODAY |
Chen is safe in US, but China-based activists have it hard
USA TODAY By Calum MacLeod, USA TODAY BEIJING – Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng, who has made it to the USA after taking refuge last month inside the US Embassy in Beijing, called on people worldwide to "fight against injustice. Chen tells us much about Sino-US relationsWashington Post (blog) Chen's Arrival in Manhattan Ends Flashpoint in US-China TiesBloomberg Chinese activist renews call to fight injustice after returning to U.S.Chicago Sun-Times CNN -Detroit Free Press all 2,859 news articles » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 Al-Arabiya |
U.S. Can Fix Egypt Ties If Election Eases Military Power
Bloomberg US-Egypt ties have become snarled over the past year. Many Egyptians resent the US because it supported the deposed regime of Hosni Mubarak. And the US has struggled for a coherent response to the country's back-and- forth dance with democracy under … Letter from Cairo: one of 'all of' usAl-Arabiya Secular or Islamist? Egypt chooses a presidentFox News all 698 news articles » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 USA TODAY |
US veterans lead thousands in anti-NATO protest
msnbc.com (blog) During the two-day summit, leaders of NATO's 28-member nations were to discuss the strategy for ensuring a peaceful Afghanistan after the United States removes its combat troops by 2014. Organizers hoped 10000 people would attend the protests during … Karzai thanks US taxpayers for bearing costs of warUSA TODAY Afghan President Karzai Thanks US for 'Your Taxpayers' Money'ABC News (blog) NATO summit: Why US, allies don't just call it quits in AfghanistanChristian Science Monitor CNN -Wall Street Journal all 5,623 news articles » |
May 20th, 2012 U.S.
 Wall Street Journal |
US-Pakistan Rift Complicates NATO Summit
Wall Street Journal CHICAGO—US tensions with Pakistan complicated the opening day of a NATO summit, hosted by President Barack Obama in his hometown and where allies gathered to solidify a strategy for ending the war in Afghanistan. The Obama administration has so far … Karzai thanks US taxpayers for bearing costs of warUSA TODAY Afghan President Karzai Thanks US for 'Your Taxpayers' Money'ABC News (blog) Obama predicts 'hard days ahead' in Afghanistan at NATO summit openingFox News Xinhua -CNN International all 6,291 news articles » |
