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2010

February

• AP Enterprise: How nuclear equipment reached Iran

• Marines, Afghan troops to stay months in Marjah

• Chile quake death toll hits 708 as rescue ramps up

• Rescuers struggle to save lives after Chile quake

• Iraqi PM defends ban of candidates before vote

• Earthquake Exposes Haiti’s Faulty Adoption System

• Pakistan suicide attack kills 4, wounds dozens

• US, Afghan forces clear last parts of Taliban area

• 8.8-magnitude earthquake hits central Chile

• Mullen visits Haiti, talks to American troops

• Suicide bombers strike in heart of Kabul; 16 dead

• Afghans give US soldiers a run for their money

• Heavy rain hits Haiti’s quake-ravaged capital

• Turkish court charges 11 more officers

• Missile kills Pakistani Taliban leader: official

• Syria, Iran affirm ties despite US calls

• Afghan government claims Taliban stronghold

• India, Pakistan hold first talks in 15 months

• Nationwide Strike Paralyzes Greece

• 6 Haitian orphans to resume trip to US homes

• Intel officials: US missiles kill 4 in NW Pakistan

• Iran captures Sunni militant group leader

• Iran nuclear offer falls short of world demands

• NATO commander takes apology direct to Afghans

• Orphanage director: Haiti holds 6 US-bound kids

• Over 50 Turkish commanders held over coup plot

• Witness: Blast hits city in Pakistan’s Swat Valley

• Iran: work on 2 new enrichment sites to begin soon

• Afghan Cabinet: NATO airstrike kills 33 civilians

• Marines converge on Taliban holdouts in Marjah

• Marines corner Taliban holdouts in Afghan town

• Fighting rages as Karzai urges restraint from NATO

• Marines Do Heavy Lifting as Afghan Army Lags in Battle

• Dutch government collapses over Afghan mission

• Sunni party drops out of Iraq’s national elections

• US Marines airdropped into Taliban-held territory

• Pakistan: Al-Qaida-linked militants arrested

• Rain and mud pours over Haiti’s quake homeless

• 13 killed in attack on Ramadi government building

• Bomb kills 29 in Pakistan as US envoy visits

• Insurgents put up resistance in Taliban town

• Missionaries freed by Haitian judge land in US

• Iraq: Number of U.S. Troops Dips Below 100,000

• Haiti judge says 8 of 10 missionaries to be freed

• Senior US official in Syria as relations improve

• Taliban town residents skeptical of NATO promises

• Dutch Cabinet deadlocked over Afghanistan mission

• Haiti judge to free some detained US missionaries

• Afghan army raises flag on embattled Taliban town

• French leader brings reconstruction plan to Haiti

• Afghan official: Taliban using human shields

• Marines say Taliban resistance more disorganized

• 3 world powers criticize Iranian enrichment

• Police: Bomb in northern Iraq kills 2

• Iran rejects US military dictatorship comments

• Haiti president: 3 years needed to move rubble

• Taliban step up attacks in besieged Afghan town

• Nato and Afghan military operation is pushing out Taliban fighters

• Taliban Fighters Said to Flee Under Coalition Pressure

• NATO rockets miss target, kill 12 Afghan civilians

• Gunfire as some Taliban fight Marines in Marjah

• Troops Take Positions in Taliban Haven

• Bombs slow US advance in Afghan town

• 10 rockets strike American-Iraqi base; 2 injured

• Doubts about adviser snag Americans in Haiti

• US, Afghan troops sweep into Taliban stronghold

• AP Interview: Shah’s son: Help Iran’s reformers

• After 1 month of chaos, Haitians help themselves

• US Dismisses Iran’s Nuclear Claims

• US slaps new sanctions on Iran Revolutionary Guard

• Argentina blocks supply ship in Falklands dispute

• Huge rally and protests mark Iran revolution

• US troops close Taliban escape route before attack

• Rain soaks homeless Haitians, collapses shacks

• EU president says deal reached on helping Greece

• Iran proclaims new success in uranium enrichment

• Huge rally and protests mark Iran revolution

• Iraq orders former Blackwater security guards out

• In Northern Iraq, a Vote Seems Likely to Split

• Pakistan Is Said to Pursue Role in U.S.-Afghan Talks

• Greek unions launch 1st assault on austerity plan

• UN envoy in North Korea to spur nuke talks

• US poised to seize Afghan town as Taliban dig in

• US, Allies Tell Taliban About Offensive

• Iran Unleashes Wave of Arrests of Dissidents, Analysts Say

• Europe searches for way out of debt crisis

• UN slams Haitian hospitals for charging patients

• China Pollution Census: Study Took Two Years And 570,000 Staff

• Paperwork Hinders Airlifts of Ill Haitian Children

• World’s tallest tower closed a month after opening

• 15 soldiers dead, 53 rescued in Kashmir avalanche

• France agrees to sell Russia advanced warship

• Iran to IAEA: We will increase uranium enrichment

• China’s Export Focus Breeds Backlash

• Iran leader orders new step in nuclear program

• Battle to electrify Kandahar shows Afghan dilemma

• Haitian lawyer for jailed US missionaries fired

• Irish National Liberation Army says it’s disarmed

• Iraqi court pushed to rule on banned candidates

• Haitian women become crime targets after quake

• Shiite militants kidnap American in Iraq

• Protestants accept deal to save NIreland govt

• Second bomb hits Pakistan city

• UK auditor: 392 lawmakers to pay back expenses

• US military rushes delivery of bomb dogs to Iraq

• NATO chief: No plan to ‘bribe’ Taliban

• India offers to resume stalled talks with Pakistan

• US Baptists to appear before Haitian prosecutor

• Protests, frustration at Haiti aid bottlenecks

• West offers skeptical reaction to Iran nuke plan

• Haiti, Swiss gov’t losers in Duvalier cash ruling

• Iraq court lifts ban on hundreds of candidates

• Iran launches new research rocket into space

• Iranian FM supports plan to send uranium abroad

• Marines brace for battle in southern Afghanistan

• Haitian judge questions detained Americans

• Iraqi police: 20 killed in Karbala blast

• Pakistan says 3 US soldiers killed in NW blast

• French court probes blame for 2000 Concorde crash

• Criticism of Haiti’s government increasing

• Iraqi police: Suicide bomber kills 41 in Baghdad