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 World News: Middle East & Africa

  1. NATO Allies Hold Off on Weapons, Military Support for Syrian Rebels

    The fatalities in Syria keep stacking up, with more than 60,000 dead, according to a recent U.N. report, but those who support the rebels aren’t inclined to provide the type of aid that might allow them to win.

    • Jan. 11, 2013
  2. Officer: Troops from Nigeria, Senegal, France Back Malian Army

    BAMAKO — Troops from Nigeria, Senegal and France were deployed in Mali on Jan. 11 supporting government forces in their offensive against Islamists in the country’s center, a Malian army officer said.

    • Jan. 11, 2013
  3. Israel Fortifies Its Southern Desert Borders

    Tel Aviv — Israel marked two major milestones in the past two weeks in efforts to defend against infiltration along its southern desert borders.

    • Jan. 9, 2013
  4. As Karzai Arrives for Talks, a Small Post-2014 U.S. Footprint Predicted

    As Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai huddles with U.S. officials, one former senior American diplomat predicts President Barack Obama will opt for a “low-cost, high-risk” post-2014 Afghanistan strategy.

    • Jan. 9, 2013
  5. Israel MoD Aims for $10B in Annual Export Sales

    HERZLIYA, Israel — Israel’s Defense Ministry is launching several initiatives to safeguard its industrial base, cultivate emerging markets and ultimately boost annual exports to $10 billion from the $7 billion levels of recent years.

    • Jan. 8, 2013
  6. Dutch Patriot Missiles Head for Turkey’s Syria Border

    VREDEPEEL, Netherlands — The Netherlands’ Patriot missile batteries on Jan. 7 began their journey to fellow NATO member Turkey, where they are to defend civilians near the border from a possible Syrian attack.

    • Jan. 7, 2013
  7. U.S. Patriot Missiles Begin Arriving In Turkey

    IZMIR, Turkey — The U.S. deployment of Patriot missiles in Turkey began Jan. 5 to help the country defend itself against any threat from neighboring Syria which is in the throes of a deadly 21-month civil war.

    • Jan. 6, 2013
  8. Umit Enginsoy, veteran Turkish journalist and correspondent for Defense News, died at his Ankara home Dec. 31. He was 52. A preliminary medical report cites the reason of his death as an accidental fatal head injury. Courtesy photo

    Defense News Correspondent Enginsoy Dies

    ANKARA — Umit Enginsoy, veteran Turkish correspondent for Defense News since 1992, died at his Ankara home Dec. 31. He was 52. A head injury caused by a fall in his home was the cause of his death, according to a preliminary medical report.

    • Jan. 3, 2013
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