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¿Amenaza de Al Qaeda o intervención militar en Mali? -- Ana Terradillos, Cadena Ser
Monday, July 30, 2012
Siria / Syria
Syria Live Blog -- Al Jazeera
Fierce battles as rebels fight to hold Aleppo -- Al Jazeera
Syrian government renews Aleppo assault -- Washington Post
Syrian government pounds rebels in Aleppo, a city of millions -- Christian Science Monitor
Syria tries to root out rebels in Aleppo while slamming neighbors for interfering -- Washington Post/AP
Syria: Six-year-old Syrian boy shot dead fleeing to Jordan -- The Telegraph
Al-Qaida Role in Syria Should Not be Exaggerated, Official Says -- US Department of Defense
Libya rebels move onto Syrian battlefield -- CNN
Syria has expanded chemical weapons supply with Iran’s help, documents show -- Washington Post
Russia Blames West and Syria's Neighbors for Bloodshed -- New York Times/Reuters
Russia Will Not Let EU Search Its Ships for Syria Arms -- New York Times/Reuters
Crisis in Syria emboldens country's Kurds -- BBC
Syria's Kurds seek unity ahead of uncertain future -- AFP
Kurdish worries drag Turkey deeper into Syria war -- Reuters
Golan Heights Druze start to turn against Syria's Assad -- Haaretz/AP
Golan Druze in bitter split over Syria bloodshed -- France24/AFP
In Damascus, losing faith in Assad -- Washington Post
Alawistan: Bashar al-Assad may be gearing up to create an Alawite statelet along Syria's coastal mountains. And he has the means to do it. -- Tony Badran, Foreign Policy
Syria's rag-tag rebels will be mauled by President Assad's firepower, but they can fight an effective guerrilla war -- Colin Freeman, The Telegraph
The time for patience in Syria is over -- Washington post editorial
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Africanistán : Estados Unidos se plantea intervenir en Malí / U.S. considers direct strikes against al-Qaeda in Mali
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Oportunas declaraciones del Jefe del US AFRICOM, noticia de Associated Press que desaparece del Washington Post, los golpistas malienses se muestran disupuestos a recibir ayuda exterior y el Ministerio de Exteriores evacúa a todos los Españoles de Tinduf...
Microsoft Africa CEO appointed Mali's interim PM -- The Voice of Russia
Mali agrees to accept help from foreign troops in bid to oust northern rebels, strengthen army -- The Washington Post
Spain flies back 15 aid workers from western Algeria out of fears for their security -- The Washington Post
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Siria / Syria
Syria Live Blog -- Al Jazeera
Syrian city of Aleppo awaits 'mother of all battles' -- L.A. Times
Syrian Helicopters Fire on Aleppo as Army Prepares for Possible Assault -- New York Times
Syrian rebels brace for onslaught -- Sydney Morning Herald
Syria Conflict: Aleppo Onslaught Looms -- Huffington Post/Reuters
Syria Pounds Rebel Areas as UN Warns of Confrontation -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Syrian forces renew Aleppo assault -- Al Jazeera
Rebels hold Syria loyalists in Aleppo, Idlib -- Reuters
Iran offers "unchangeable" support for Syria -- Reuters
US weighs more Syria aid if rebels get safe zones -- FOX News/AP
Syria Conflict: Assad's Fall Just Matter Of Time, Robert Mood Says -- Huffington Post/Reuters
Syrian defector wants to help unify opposition -- Boston.com/AP
Manaf Tlass: Being groomed as the Syrian Ahmed Chalabi? -- Christian Science Monitor
Former golden boy Manaf Tlass emerges as contender to lead Syria -- The Independent
Wounded Syrian regime fights back -- Victor Kotsev, Asia Times
Russia and Syria’s Assad: The End of the Affair? -- Simon Shuster, Time
The Syrian regime is not a house of glass -- Fawaz Gerges, The Guardian
Challenges for Syria’s Neighbors -- Council On Foreign Relations
Syria and Obama's Strategic Box -- Gary Schmitt and Thomas Donnelly, Weekly Standard
Artículos sobre "yihadismo" (fuente abierta y acceso libre). Del 21 al 27 de julio de 2012.
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Breaking the Bonds Between Al-Qa’ida and Its Affiliate Organizations – Daniel L. BYMAN, Brookings Institution
The ghost of Abu Yahya -- Harald DOORNBOS Y and Jenan MOUSSA, ForeignPolicy
The pledge of allegiance and its implications -- Kévin JACKSON, Jihadology
A profile of AQAP’s upper echelon -- Gregory D. JOHNSEN, CTC Sentinel
The unexceptional Islamists -- Peter MANDAVILLE, The Middle East Channel
A biography of Rashid Rauf: Al-Qa`ida’s British operative -- Raffaello PANTUCCI, CTC Sentinel
Islamic militants take aim at Myanmar -- Jacob ZENN, Asia Times: http://bit.ly/QcmIgx
Sobre Marruecos, el confidencial y el INSS
No "curro" para el "confidencial digital".
El "informe" del INSS es viejo, de enero pasado.
Está en la red, al alcance de cualquiera.
Me alegra que el confidencial lo haya difundido.
Repito, con alguna modificación, lo que escribí el veinticuatro de enero pasado, después de leer ese "informe".
Marruecos es un polvorín que no deja de gastar dinero en armas.
La diferencia en renta per cápita de un lado a otro de la valla en Ceuta y en Melilla es la mayor del mundo.
El principal problema --“nuestro” problema-- no es una “revolución” en Marruecos.
Nuestro problema es que --como los generales Argentinos en Malvinas o como su padre en 1975-- Mohammed VI decida encauzar la tensión política interna hacia un “enemigo” exterior.
La población marroquí es tan joven como en los demás países de la región --con un tercio de la población entre 15 y 29 años de edad-- pero con mayor nivel de desempleo de los jóvenes de Túnez o de Egipto.
Según un informe publicado por el Banco Mundial en 2006, es necesario duplicar el número de nuevos empleos que se crean cada año de 200.000 a 400.000 para poder dar satisfacción a los que buscan trabajo.
Los número no salen.
Cada año son casi tres veces más las personas que acceden al mercado laboral.
La presión es enorme.
Mohammed VI ve el riesgo de la ira popular y se precipita con promesas de reforma política y también en un gasto público tan enorme como la presión que recibe.
Recientemente, el salario mínimo ha sido subió un 15 por ciento, más de 3.400 “diplomados en paro” han recibido trabajo en la administración.
El empleo público ha registrado el más alto aumento en la historia de Marruecos (hasta un 35 por ciento en algunos casos).
Buena parte ha ido a engrosar las filas del ejército.
El fondo estatal de igualdad, cuya misión es mantener bajos los precios de productos básicos de consumo (y con ellos, el descontento político), ha visto cómo su presupuesto se multiplicaba casi por tres.
Según el economista marroquí Fuad Abdelmoumni, este gigantesco gasto es insostenible a medio plazo.
Marruecos no es rico en petróleo y su economía aún depende en gran medida de fuentes volátiles tales como transferencias de dinero de emigrados, la inversión extranjera y el turismo (por no hablar del hachís del Rif), todos los cuales han sido en una profunda recesión desde el inicio de la crisis financiera mundial de 2008.
Hoy en día, el Reino todavía puede financiar su déficit recurriendo a los prestamistas internacionales, pero las condiciones de estos últimos son cada vez más estrictas.
Pronto se requerirán recortes presupuestarios drásticos que pueden ser suficientes para desencadenar una “oleada de furia popular”.
Los levantamientos de 2011 --la “primavera árabe”-- han demostrado que el tiempo no está en el lado de las autocracias del mundo árabe.
Curiosamente, desde la invasión de Iraq por los Estados Unidos, los "regímenes laicos" están desapareciendo del mundo árabe.
Eso favorece a Mohammed VI y perjudica a Argelia que, en cambio, después de tantos años de soterrada guerra civil, está "vacunada" contra los "barbudos".
Eso favorece a Mohammed VI y perjudica a Argelia que, en cambio, después de tantos años de soterrada guerra civil, está "vacunada" contra los "barbudos".
Si cae Siria --y no incluimos Chad, Niger y Malí en el "mundo árabe"-- nos quedará sólo un Estado laico: Argelia.
Políticamente, Argelia y Marruecos compiten por el favor estadounidense y es un secreto a voces que los saudíes financian a Marruecos.
La diferencia entre uno y otro la marca la autoridad religiosa de Mohamed VI y el dinero saudí.
¿Qué salida le quedará a Mohammed VI si sus dos aliados le fallan?
Venga, Pelayo.
Ya tienes noticia.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Siria : el vacío de poder y los kurdos / Syria : the power vacuum and the kurds
A vacuum looms -- The Economist
Turkey Sounds Warning Over Kurds in Syria -- Wall Street Journal
Turkey could act against Kurdish rebels in Syria -- Reuters
Turkey worries about Kurds in Syrian conflict -- AFP
Moves by Syrian Kurds Worry Turkey -- Voice of America
Turkey will not support Kurdish Syria -- SKY News
Turkey won't tolerate Kurdish entity in Syria -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
Syrian Kurds united against Assad – an interview with an insider -- Michael Weiss, The Telegraph
Kurds must feel included in the Syrian opposition -- Fazel Hawramy, The Guardian
Turkey worries about Kurds in Syrian conflict -- AFP
Moves by Syrian Kurds Worry Turkey -- Voice of America
Turkey will not support Kurdish Syria -- SKY News
Turkey won't tolerate Kurdish entity in Syria -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
Syrian Kurds united against Assad – an interview with an insider -- Michael Weiss, The Telegraph
Kurds must feel included in the Syrian opposition -- Fazel Hawramy, The Guardian
Siria : la batalla por Aleppo / Syria : the battle For Aleppo
Residents of Aleppo Fleeing as Opposing Forces Take Position -- New York Times
Syrian Troops Pound Rebel-Held Areas of Aleppo -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Syrian city Aleppo braces for major assault -- Herald Sun
In Aleppo, rebels brace for full force of Syria's Assad regime -- Christian Science Monitor
Stage Set for Major Showdown in Syria -- The Slatest
Syrian Forces Said to Intensify Fire on Aleppo -- Wall Street Journal
Ancient Aleppo Echoes With Gunfire as War Reaches Its Cobbled Streets -- New York Times
Syrian military bombards rebel strongholds -- Al Jazeera
Syrian forces pound Aleppo and Damascus -- Reuters
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Siria / Syria
Syria Live Blog -- Al Jazeera
Syria launches massive counter assaults in Damascus, Aleppo -- National Post/Reuters
Fighting in Aleppo, Syria stretches into fifth day, Turkey cuts off vital supply line to embattled nation -- New York Daily News
Troops pour into Aleppo as Syrian regime steps up bid to flush rebels out of historic city -- Daily Mail
Syria: 'war planes bomb Aleppo' -- The Telegraph
Syrian aircraft bomb Aleppo as rebels fight for city -- Washington Post
Showdown Looms in Aleppo as Syrian Army Closes In -- New York Times
Syrian rushes troops to Aleppo to fight rebels -- AP
Syrian armoured column closes in on Aleppo -- Reuters
Syrian troops bomb rebel-held Aleppo -- ABC News (Australia)
Syria army moves forces to Aleppo as battle intensifies -- The Telegraph
Official: Syrian rebels brace for showdown in Aleppo -- CNN
Syria's Turkish border units 'head for Aleppo' -- BBC
Syrian troops surge towards Aleppo -- The Guardian
Total warfare: Syria's Assad sends armored column to Aleppo -- MSNBC
Syria bolsters troops in battle for Aleppo -- Al Jazeera
Syria Battle Shifts as Uneasy Quiet Settles on Capital -- Wall Street Journal
Syria chemical arms threat unacceptable, Russia says -- Jerusalem Post/Reuters
Official: Israel will act if militants raid Syrian chemical or biological weapons stocks -- CBS
Is al Qaeda fighting in Syria? -- CBS
Report: Nasrallah offered Assad to meet in Lebanon -- YNet News
In Syria's North, A Shadow State Emerges -- NPR
U.N. quietly halves aid force in Syria: source -- Reuters
Lebanon tells Syria not to enter territory -- Reuters
Syria: The number of displaced civilians grows -- Christian Science Monitor
Worsening Syria violence displaces the wealthy and well-connected -- Daily Star
Syria launches massive counter assaults in Damascus, Aleppo -- National Post/Reuters
Fighting in Aleppo, Syria stretches into fifth day, Turkey cuts off vital supply line to embattled nation -- New York Daily News
Troops pour into Aleppo as Syrian regime steps up bid to flush rebels out of historic city -- Daily Mail
Syria: 'war planes bomb Aleppo' -- The Telegraph
Syrian aircraft bomb Aleppo as rebels fight for city -- Washington Post
Showdown Looms in Aleppo as Syrian Army Closes In -- New York Times
Syrian rushes troops to Aleppo to fight rebels -- AP
Syrian armoured column closes in on Aleppo -- Reuters
Syrian troops bomb rebel-held Aleppo -- ABC News (Australia)
Syria army moves forces to Aleppo as battle intensifies -- The Telegraph
Official: Syrian rebels brace for showdown in Aleppo -- CNN
Syria's Turkish border units 'head for Aleppo' -- BBC
Syrian troops surge towards Aleppo -- The Guardian
Total warfare: Syria's Assad sends armored column to Aleppo -- MSNBC
Syria bolsters troops in battle for Aleppo -- Al Jazeera
Syria Battle Shifts as Uneasy Quiet Settles on Capital -- Wall Street Journal
Syria chemical arms threat unacceptable, Russia says -- Jerusalem Post/Reuters
Official: Israel will act if militants raid Syrian chemical or biological weapons stocks -- CBS
Is al Qaeda fighting in Syria? -- CBS
Report: Nasrallah offered Assad to meet in Lebanon -- YNet News
In Syria's North, A Shadow State Emerges -- NPR
U.N. quietly halves aid force in Syria: source -- Reuters
Lebanon tells Syria not to enter territory -- Reuters
Syria: The number of displaced civilians grows -- Christian Science Monitor
Worsening Syria violence displaces the wealthy and well-connected -- Daily Star
Syria: Smugglers with a cause -- Al Jazeera.
Turkey Shuts Syria Border -- Wall Street Journal
Turkey closes borders with Syria -- The Guardian
UN: Turkey-Syria border closing to commerce, not refugees -- Jerusalem Post
Ankara holds security meeting on growing number of Syrian refugees -- Hurriyet News
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Algunos artículos de Don Aaron Y. ZELIN
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Foreign Fighters Trickle into the Syrian Rebellion,” The Washington Institute for Near Policy, Policy Watch #1950, June 11, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Syria’s New Jihadis,” Foreign Policy, May 22, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin and Andrew Tabler, “Syrian Jihadis: Real and Exaggerated,” The Washington Institute for Near Policy, Policy Watch #1937, May 17, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Bin Laden’s online legacy,” The Conversation.edu, May 4, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Missionary at Home, Jihadist Abroad: A Profile of Tunisia’s Abu Ayyad the Amir of Ansar al-Shari‘ah,” Jamestown Foundation’s Militant Leadership Monitor, Volume 3 Issue 4, April 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin and Erik Churchill, “A Balancing Act: Ennahda’s Struggle with Salafis,” Sada Journal, April 19, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Tarek Maaroufi: Tunisia’s Most Notorious Jihadist, Returns Home,” Tunisia Live, April 1, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin and Andrew Lebovich, “Assessing Al-Qa’ida’s Presence in the New Libya,” CTC Sentinel, Volume 5 Issue 3, March 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, Jytte Klausen, Eliane Tschaen Barbieri, and Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, “The YouTube Jihadists: A Social Network Analysis of Al-Muhajiroun’s Propaganda Campaign,” Perspectives on Terrorism, Volume 6 Number 1, March 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Free Radical,” Foreign Policy, February 3, 2012.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “The Salafi Challenge to Tunisia’s Nascent Democracy,” The Washington Institute for Near Policy, Policy Watch #1879, December 8, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Ennahda’s Tight Rope Act On Religion,” Foreign Policy’s Middle East Channel, November 18, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “The Arab Spring’s First Real Test of Democracy Arrives in Tunisia,” Foreign Affairs, October 21, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Samir Khan, American Jihadi,” Foreign Policy, September 30, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “The Reunification of the Caucasus Emirate,” Central Asia Caucasus Institute Analyst, Volume 13 Issue 16, August 31, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Neues aus Cyber-Dschihadistan,” Internationale Politik, September/October 2011, 130-133.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “A Review of: Nelly Lahoud. The Jihadis’ Path to Self-Destruction.,“ Terrorism and Political Violence, Volume 23 Issue 4, September 2011, 670-671.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “The Rise of Salafists in Tunisia After the Fall of Ben Ali,” CTC Sentinel, Volume 4 Issue 8, August 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “A Review of: Yahya Michot. Muslims Under Non-Muslim Rule: Ibn Taymiyya.,” Terrorism and Political Violence, Volume 23 Issue 3, July 2011, 487-488.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Glückwunsch, Usama, wehe Obama!,” Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, May 5, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “The bin Laden aftermath: The Internet jihadis react,” Foreign Policy’s AfPak Channel, May 2, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Jihadists: The Wallflowers of the Tunisian Uprising,” The Atlantic, January 20, 2011.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Revolution Muslim: Downfall or Respite?,” CTC Sentinel, Volume 3 Issue 11-12, November 2010.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Jihadists in Crisis,” The Atlantic, November 24, 2010.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “How We’ve Changed al-Qaeda,” The Atlantic, October 7, 2010.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “What if Obama’s Yemen policy works?,” Foreign Policy’s Middle East Channel, September 22, 2010.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “The Intellectual Origins of al-Qaeda’s Ideology: The Abolishment of the Caliphate through the Afghan Jihād, 1924-1989,” M.A. Thesis, Brandeis University, May 24, 2010.
- Aaron Y. Zelin, “Round Seven in Northern Yemen?,” Foreign Policy’s Middle East Channel, April 20, 2010.
- Aaron Y. Zelin and Andrew Lebovich, “The Commentators March to War,” Foreign Policy’s Middle East Channel, March 15, 2010.
¿Africanistán? Los riesgos de una intervención militar en Malí
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Gregory MANN, Foreign Policy -- Africanistan? Not Exactly. The dangers of international intervention in Mali.
Precio de los alimentos y conflicto / Food crises and war
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M. Lagi, K.Z. Bertrand, Y. Bar-Yam -- The Food Crises: The US Drought (July 23, 2012)
A. Gros, A.S. Gard-Murray, Y. Bar-Yam Conflict in Yemen: From Ethnic Fighting to Food Riots (July 24, 2012).
M. Lagi, K.Z. Bertrand, Y. Bar-Yam -- The Food Crises and Political Instability in North Africa and the Middle East (August 10, 2011).
A. Gros, A.S. Gard-Murray, Y. Bar-Yam Conflict in Yemen: From Ethnic Fighting to Food Riots (July 24, 2012).
M. Lagi, K.Z. Bertrand, Y. Bar-Yam -- The Food Crises and Political Instability in North Africa and the Middle East (August 10, 2011).
Y. Bar-Yam, A. S. Gard-Murray -- Framing a complexity theory solution to the Middle East crises, NECSI Technical Report 2011-2-02 (Feburary 24, 2011).
K. Z. Bertrand, Y. Bar-Yam, Contagion and cascades through the Middle East: Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Syria..., NECSI Technical Report 2011-2-01 (Feburary 1, 2011).
Interview with Yaneer Bar-Yam on World Today, BBC World Service, March 6, 2011.
Deborah MacKenzie, I predict a riot: Where the next dictator will fall, New Scientist, March 3, 2011.
Deborah MacKenzie, Can complexity theory explain Egypt's crisis?, New Scientist, February 3, 2011.
Gabriel Teodorescu, Criza din Egipt, explicata prin teoria sistemelor complexe?, Ziare.com, February 15, 2011.
newtoon, Prédire les révolutions, Sur la Toile, March 11, 2011.
martianmelaine, Mathematicians: I predict a riot; where the next dictator will fall, from the moon and beyond, March 5, 2011.
El punto de vista israelí sobre lo que pasa en Siria / The Israeli view of Syrian civil war
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| El jefe de estado mayor de la IDF / IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz. Foto/Photo : Michal Fattal. |
Attack on Syrian chemical stockpiles could lead to 'broader campaign,' says IDF Chief of Staff -- Haaretz
Gantz: Attack against Syria could spark regional conflict -- Jerusalem Post
Israeli military chief says Syria has stepped up security around its chemical weapons stocks -- Washington Post/AP
Israel: Syria collapse has been discussed with US -- AP
Liberman: Transfer of non-conventional weapons to Hezbollah would be ‘clear casus belli’ for Israel -- Times of Israel
Transfer of weapons to Hezbollah is Israel's red line for intervention in Syria -- New Europe
FM: WMD transfer to Hezbollah would justify war -- Jerusalem Post
Analysis: Red lines and deterrence -- Yaakov Katz, Jerusalem Post
Liberman: Syrian Rebels Rejected Israeli Assistance -- Turkish Weekly
Israeli FM says Syrian rebels rejected their help; willing to hold talks with Turkey -- News Track India/ANI
Israeli military chief says Syria has stepped up security around its chemical weapons stocks -- Washington Post/AP
Israel: Syria collapse has been discussed with US -- AP
Liberman: Transfer of non-conventional weapons to Hezbollah would be ‘clear casus belli’ for Israel -- Times of Israel
Transfer of weapons to Hezbollah is Israel's red line for intervention in Syria -- New Europe
FM: WMD transfer to Hezbollah would justify war -- Jerusalem Post
Analysis: Red lines and deterrence -- Yaakov Katz, Jerusalem Post
Liberman: Syrian Rebels Rejected Israeli Assistance -- Turkish Weekly
Israeli FM says Syrian rebels rejected their help; willing to hold talks with Turkey -- News Track India/ANI
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Annual (يحيا الجيش الاسباني) (video)
Frente de Afirmación Hispanista, Expediente Picasso (PDF, en Español, 8,85 MB).
Wikipedia, Expediente Picasso.
وثائقي إسباني عن الريف -- Rif today
Artículos sobre "yihadismo" (fuente abierta y acceso libre). Del 14 al 20 de julio de 2012.
Lebanon’s Salafi scarePosted -- Geneive ABDO, The Middle East Channel
Algeria and the Crisis in Mali -- Alexis ARIEFF, Institut Français des Relations Internationales
Learning to live with the Islamist winter -- Tamara COFMAN WITTES, Foreign Policy
Islamism in the popular imagination -– Daveed GARTENSTEIN-ROSS y Lauren MORGAN, Gunpowder and Lead
Qur’an verses study: a response to our critics -- Jeffry HALVERSON, Center for Strategic Communication
How Indonesian extremists regroup -- International Crisis Group
Democracy, Salafi style -- Aaron Y. Zelin, Foreign Policy
Who is Jabhat al-Islah? -- Aaron Y. ZELIN, Sada Journal
Monday, July 23, 2012
Siria / Syria
Syria's Alawite refuge -- Foreign affairs
Life during wartime -- The New York Times
How long can the regime last? -- The Economist
Syria: five reasons why there won’t be an Alawite State -- Eurasia review
Damascus chaos strikes fear in Assad's Alawite bastion -- The Chicago Tribune
Syria Live Blog -- Al Jazeera
Violence Continues in Syria’s Main Cities -- New York Times
Heavy fighting rocks Syria's Damascus, Aleppo; 19,000 killed since outbreak of violence -- Haaretz/Aleppo
Syrian Rebels Battle for Aleppo, Seize Border Posts -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Syria rebels face heavy shelling -- Al Jazeera
Syrian Troops Bombard Locations Across Country -- Voice of America
19,000 killed in Syrian uprising: NGO -- The Australian/AFP
Syrian conflict death toll tops 19,000, activists say -- FOX News/AP
19,000 killed in Syrian uprising -- SKY News
302 dead in Syria Thursday, highest toll of revolt — NGO -- Inquirer News
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Friday, July 20, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Vicente Talón en Facebook
Don Vicente Talón fue fundador y director de la revista Defensa, donde --entre otros-- se curtió un joven Pérez-Reverte.
Lo podeís seguir en facebook.
Mali / Malí
ICG says no to military action in Mali -- UPI
Fix Mali political crisis before taking on rebels-ICG -- Reuters
Mali: Terrorizing the North, Silencing the South -- allAfrica.com
Mali unites against the Ansar Dine Islamists in Timbuktu -- BBC
Islamic extremists face citizen uprising in Mali -- The Guardian
Jihadists’ Fierce Justice Drives Thousands to Flee Mali -- New York Times
Radical Islamists in Mali’s north enlist new militia, strengthen their edge over Tuareg rebels -- Washington Post/AP
Radical Islamists in Mali Enlist New Militia -- Time/AP
Scores of Africans recruited by Mali Qaeda offshoot -- AFP
Mali seeks International Criminal Court investigation into crimes committed during unrest -- Washington Post/AP
Mali asks Hague court to investigate rebel crimes -- Reuters
ICC to conduct preliminary inquiry into Mali conflict -- AFP
Mali: Support Dwindles For Ansar Al-Din -- Eurasia Review
Iyad Ag Ghaly - Mali's Islamist leader -- BBC
Fix Mali political crisis before taking on rebels-ICG -- Reuters
Mali: Terrorizing the North, Silencing the South -- allAfrica.com
Mali unites against the Ansar Dine Islamists in Timbuktu -- BBC
Islamic extremists face citizen uprising in Mali -- The Guardian
Jihadists’ Fierce Justice Drives Thousands to Flee Mali -- New York Times
Radical Islamists in Mali’s north enlist new militia, strengthen their edge over Tuareg rebels -- Washington Post/AP
Radical Islamists in Mali Enlist New Militia -- Time/AP
Scores of Africans recruited by Mali Qaeda offshoot -- AFP
Mali seeks International Criminal Court investigation into crimes committed during unrest -- Washington Post/AP
Mali asks Hague court to investigate rebel crimes -- Reuters
ICC to conduct preliminary inquiry into Mali conflict -- AFP
Mali: Support Dwindles For Ansar Al-Din -- Eurasia Review
Iyad Ag Ghaly - Mali's Islamist leader -- BBC
Ataque contra turistas israelies en Bulgaria / Attack on a tour bus carrying Israeli vacationers
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Bulgaria says Israelis killed by suicide attacker -- AP
Bulgaria suspects suicide bomber with fake I.D. in Israeli bus attack -- L.A. Times
Bulgarian bus bombing the work of suicide bomber, minister says -- CNN
Bulgaria says suicide bomber blew up airport bus -- Reuters
Bulgaria Official: Blast Suspect Had Fake Michigan Driver's License -- ABC News
WATCH: Footage of suspected suicide bomber in attack on Israelis in Bulgaria -- Haaretz
Bulgaria blast: CCTV released of suspected bomber -- BBC
Injured from Burgas blast arrive in Israel -- Jerusalem Post
Bulgaria bus blast: Uninjured survivors return to Israel -- BBC
Iran denies responsibility for Bulgaria bus bombing -- Jerusalem Post/Reuters
Iran denies link to Burgas attack -- YNet News
Bulgaria suspects suicide bomber with fake I.D. in Israeli bus attack -- L.A. Times
Bulgarian bus bombing the work of suicide bomber, minister says -- CNN
Bulgaria says suicide bomber blew up airport bus -- Reuters
Bulgaria Official: Blast Suspect Had Fake Michigan Driver's License -- ABC News
WATCH: Footage of suspected suicide bomber in attack on Israelis in Bulgaria -- Haaretz
Bulgaria blast: CCTV released of suspected bomber -- BBC
Injured from Burgas blast arrive in Israel -- Jerusalem Post
Bulgaria bus blast: Uninjured survivors return to Israel -- BBC
Iran denies responsibility for Bulgaria bus bombing -- Jerusalem Post/Reuters
Iran denies link to Burgas attack -- YNet News
USA. AREVA. Al-Qaida. Uranio. Malí. Niger...
Niger coup: Good for Tuareg rebels, bad for uranium investors (2010) -- CS Monitor
Tuareg Activist Takes on French Nuclear Company (2010) -- Spiegel online
Al Qaeda rises in West Africa (2009) -- CS Monitor
Hearing on Counterterrorism in Africa's Sahel Region (2009) -- US Africa Command
Who's Afraid of A Terrorist Haven? (2009) -- The Washington Post
The Saharan Conundrum (2009) -- The New York Times
"Al-Qaida au Maghreb", ou la très étrange histoire du GSPC algérien (2007) -- Algeria Watch
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Descienden en todo el mundo los ataques piratas
Efforts to tackle Somali piracy pay off - watchdog -- Reuters
Global piracy falls as naval patrols rise -- The National
Pirate attacks at sea plunging, especially from Somalis -- L.A. Times
Pirate Attacks Drop To Lowest Since 2008 As Somalis Deterred -- mb.com.ph
Dramatic drop in Somali pirate attacks -- FOX News
Somali pirate attacks fall sharply - report -- Arabian Business
Somali piracy - dramatic drop in incidents -- Sail-World.com
Global piracy falls as naval patrols rise -- The National
Pirate attacks at sea plunging, especially from Somalis -- L.A. Times
Pirate Attacks Drop To Lowest Since 2008 As Somalis Deterred -- mb.com.ph
Dramatic drop in Somali pirate attacks -- FOX News
Somali pirate attacks fall sharply - report -- Arabian Business
Somali piracy - dramatic drop in incidents -- Sail-World.com
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