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Begich Co-Sponsors Military Service Integrity Act

By Julie Hasquet | Office of Senator Begich on Jul 18, 2012   World  

Begich Co-Sponsors Military Service Integrity Act

Continuing his support for military service members and veterans, U.S. Sen. Mark Begich has co-sponsored the Military Service Integrity Act of 2012.

Syrian Rebels Claim Advances

By Henry Ridgwell | VOA News on Jul 18, 2012   World  

Syrian Rebels Claim Advances

ANTAKYA, Turkey — The rebel Free Syrian Army said it has begun the "battle for the liberation of Damascus," as clashes with government forces raged in the capital for a third day.

Turkish-Kurdish Oil Deals Upset Baghdad

By Dorian Jones | VOA News on Jul 17, 2012   World  

Turkish-Kurdish Oil Deals Upset Baghdad

ISTANBUL — Growing tensions between Baghdad and the semiautonomous Iraqi Kurdish government over control of the country's energy reserves is threatening to pull neighboring Turkey into the deepening dispute. This past weekend, Iraq warned Ankara that such trade with the region could damage its relations with the central government in Baghdad.

Little: Syrian Chemical Weapons Appear Secure

By Claudette Roulo | American Forces Press Service on Jul 16, 2012   World  

Little: Syrian Chemical Weapons Appear Secure

WASHINGTON – There are no indications that Syrian chemical weapons stockpiles have become less secure, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told reporters today.

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