July is deadliest month in Afghanistan for U.S. forces, foreign allies
Los Angeles Times
At least 70 foreign troops died across the country, including 42 Americans. The previous highest monthly US toll was 26 in September 2008. By Laura King Reporting from Kabul, Afghanistan — The month began with a fatal roadside bombing and ended with …
In Afghanistan, US May Shift StrategyWashington Post
New Taliban code: Don't kill civilians, don't take ransomChristian Science Monitor
Offensive against Taliban in Full Swing in Afghanistan's SouthVoice of America
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Internet Marketing 101-What is search engine optimization?
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Eurodipity.ws needs seo to rise above their 162nd entry in Google search results. Photo by carthesian. Search engine optimization (SEO) is the act of …
Virginia region turns to SEO, online marketing to increase developmentBrafton
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Radical Islamic leader Mohammed Yusuf shot dead by Nigerian …
Times Online
Nigerian security forces claimed victory today over a radical Islamic sect blamed for some of the worst violence to hit the West African country for years after police shot dead its leader. Mohammed Yusuf, leader of the so-called Nigerian Taleban, …
Nigeria welcoms death of Taliban' leaderTelegraph.co.uk
Nigeria police claim victory over radical sectThe Associated Press
Islamist death 'good for Nigeria'BBC News
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There are a few simple web content management systems available today. Cushy CMS, Clover and Surreal are three super simple …

Civilian deaths in Afghanistan war surge
CNN International
KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) — Civilian casualties resulting from Afghanistan's war have spiked, jumping some 24 percent above figures from last year, the United Nations reported Friday. An Afghan child allegedly hurt during a US-led air …
In Afghanistan, Taliban kills more civilians than USChristian Science Monitor
UN: Civilian Death Toll Rises in AfghanistanVoice of America
Civilian Death Toll Rises in AfghanistanNew York Times
Xinhua -AFP -Telegraph.co.uk
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Nigeria: Catholic Church Condemns Violent Muslim Sect
AllAfrica.com
Abuja — The Catholic Church has condemned a militant Muslim sect whose confrontation with security forces this week caused deaths and destruction in the north of the country. Calm has reportedly returned to the affected region after a heavy military …
Nigeria police claim victory over radical sectThe Associated Press
Islamist death 'good for Nigeria'BBC News
200 bodies collected in Nigerian city after clashesReuters
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Spain on high alert as ETA marks anniversary
AFP
MADRID — Spain went on maximum alert Friday as ETA marked its 50th anniversary after two bombings this week blamed on the Basque separatist group, including an attack that killed two police officers. Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and …
Spanish police hunt six Eta suspectsguardian.co.uk
Spain mourns as Eta marks foundingAljazeera.net
Spain Pays Tribute to Police Officers Killed in MallorcaVoice of America
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The choices facing Burma's military
BBC News
He desperately wants to keep his most influential opponent away from the Burmese public, yet he fears the uproar that will ensue if he keeps her locked up. Than Shwe and his ruling generals have already procrastinated over Aung San Suu …
Myanmar court delays Suu Kyi verdict until Aug. 11Houston Chronicle
Verdict in Trial of Burmese Democracy Leader PostponedVoice of America
Court postpones Suu Kyi verdictAljazeera.net
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Iranian President Denies Rift with Supreme Leader
Voice of America
By VOA News Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is denying he has any rift with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, days after their public dispute over the dismissal of the vice president. In a speech Friday, Mr. Ahmadinejad likened their …
Ahmadinejad: There's no rift with supreme leaderCNN International
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad rounds on conservatives in bitter feudTimes Online
Iran's Ahmadinejad warns rivals their plans will failReuters
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Offensive against Taliban in Full Swing in Afghanistan's South
Voice of America
Over 9000 British and an additional 10000 American troops have been sent into Afghanistan's Helmand Province to rout the Taliban and establish security ahead of next month's national elections. The fight against the insurgents has …
Afghan police kill 11 Taliban insurgentsXinhua
NATO soldier killed in AfghanistanAFP
Analysis: Taliban code seen as bid to spruce imageThe Associated Press
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