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[Title] => Arabian Sea attack: 20 Pinoy nasagip ng US Navy
[Summary] => Nailigtas ng United States Navy ang may 20 tripulanteng Pinoy na inatake sa loob ng kanilang sinakyang barko ng mga armadong pirata sa Arabian sea.
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[Title] => Most US forces in Afghanistan to be under NATO
[Summary] => A major reorganization of allied forces in Afghanistan will centralize both American and other foreign troops under the direct command of Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the senior US and NATO commander in the theater.
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[Title] => US rejects Italy's call to withdraw from Afghanistan
[Summary] => WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States yesterday rejected Italy's call to end the US military mission in Afghanistan over what Rome termed "morally unacceptable" civilian casualties.
Italian Foreign Minister Massimo D'Alema had told a parliamentary committee that lack of coordination between US and NATO-led international forces are to blame for civilian deaths.
But US State Department spokesman Sean McCormack blamed the enemy for the civilian casualties.
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[Title] => Two views on media
[Summary] => Not too long ago, two media personalities spoke separately on the same role of, and challenges, to media on making an impact on people’s lives. The first was Felipe L. Gozon, GMA Network chairman, who spoke at the general membership meeting of the Bankers Institute of the Philippines on the role of media in promoting greater transparency, accountability and fairness towards strong governance.
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[Title] => US army official in town
[Summary] => A top US army official arrived yesterday for counter-terrorism talks with ranking Armed Forces and defense officials.
The US Embassy said Brig. Gen. James Lewis Kennon, US Pacific Command logistics chief, will review US-Philippine "military-to-military security cooperation activities," including the military’s procurement reform program.
The visit falls under the regular series of meetings between military and security officials of both countries "to discuss programs for sustained counter-terrorism capability," the embassy said.
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OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM
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[Title] => US rejects Italy's call to withdraw from Afghanistan
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Italian Foreign Minister Massimo D'Alema had told a parliamentary committee that lack of coordination between US and NATO-led international forces are to blame for civilian deaths.
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The visit falls under the regular series of meetings between military and security officials of both countries "to discuss programs for sustained counter-terrorism capability," the embassy said.
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August 11, 2007 - 12:00pm
