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Pakistan
# "Dawn" reports of "tense" meetings between Leon Panetta and the Pakistani government
# The New America Foundation releases public polling data from FATA
# "Inside The Mind Of Zardari" - Cyril Almeida, "Dawn"
Afghanistan
# A new USAID report says U.S. money went to the Taliban
# Opium prices are up as a virus hits the crop in Afghanistan
Russia
# U.S. lawmakers are seeking to punish people tied to the Sergei Magnitsky murder case
# "In With The New" - Owen Matthews, "Newsweek"
# "Operation Luzhkov" - Michael Bohm, "Moscow Times"
# Vladimir Kozhin is a leading contender to replace Yuri Luzhkov
# Russia is opening new investigations into the murders of 5 journalists
Iran
# "The Guardian" reports on the Stuxnet computer virus
# Several European businesses have cut ties with Iran
# Some Iranians are suing the government for arrests and deaths of family members
Iraq
# "Pound-Foolish On National Security" - Michael Gerson, "The Washington Post"
# Ian Bremmer on the prospects for Iraq's Sunnis
Interviews
# "The Wall Street Journal" interviews Milorad Dodik
# "Global Viewpoint Network" interviews Turkish President Abdullah Gul
# "PBS Newshour" interviews Nancy Pelosi
Of Interest
# "The New York Times" profiles an Uzbek man who fled after being tortured
# "Nabucco: The Pipeline That Refuses To Die" - Steve LeVine, "Foreign Policy"
# The "Christian Science Monitor" reports on the "foiled" European terror plot
# Spencer Ackerman and Eli Lake discuss terrorism and U.S. national security
U.S. Politics/Foreign Policy
# "America: Once Engaged, Now Ready To Lead" - Robert Kagan, "The Washington Post"
# "Planned Killings" - Amy Davidson, "The New Yorker"
# "Exit Rahm. Left Turn Ahead" - Peter Beinart, "The Daily Beast"
# Al Kamen's "In The Loop"
Pakistan
# "Dawn" reports of "tense" meetings between Leon Panetta and the Pakistani government
# The New America Foundation releases public polling data from FATA
# "Inside The Mind Of Zardari" - Cyril Almeida, "Dawn"
Afghanistan
# A new USAID report says U.S. money went to the Taliban
# Opium prices are up as a virus hits the crop in Afghanistan
Russia
# U.S. lawmakers are seeking to punish people tied to the Sergei Magnitsky murder case
# "In With The New" - Owen Matthews, "Newsweek"
# "Operation Luzhkov" - Michael Bohm, "Moscow Times"
# Vladimir Kozhin is a leading contender to replace Yuri Luzhkov
# Russia is opening new investigations into the murders of 5 journalists
Iran
# "The Guardian" reports on the Stuxnet computer virus
# Several European businesses have cut ties with Iran
# Some Iranians are suing the government for arrests and deaths of family members
Iraq
# "Pound-Foolish On National Security" - Michael Gerson, "The Washington Post"
# Ian Bremmer on the prospects for Iraq's Sunnis
Interviews
# "The Wall Street Journal" interviews Milorad Dodik
# "Global Viewpoint Network" interviews Turkish President Abdullah Gul
# "PBS Newshour" interviews Nancy Pelosi
Of Interest
# "The New York Times" profiles an Uzbek man who fled after being tortured
# "Nabucco: The Pipeline That Refuses To Die" - Steve LeVine, "Foreign Policy"
# The "Christian Science Monitor" reports on the "foiled" European terror plot
# Spencer Ackerman and Eli Lake discuss terrorism and U.S. national security
U.S. Politics/Foreign Policy
# "America: Once Engaged, Now Ready To Lead" - Robert Kagan, "The Washington Post"
# "Planned Killings" - Amy Davidson, "The New Yorker"
# "Exit Rahm. Left Turn Ahead" - Peter Beinart, "The Daily Beast"
# Al Kamen's "In The Loop"