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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 2012

Page

7

Clinton pressures Egypt as military warns Brotherhood

In Cairo the Egyptian military signaled it will not let the Muslim Brotherhood dominate the country even as Hillary Clinton urged cooperation with Egypt’s elected Islamist leaders. Clinton sought a middle ground stressing minority rights and a transition to civilian rule while the military maintained control over key powers. Protesters clashed with her convoy during a Alexandria ceremony opening a U.S. consulate, and Morsi’s new government faced U.S. calls for consensus and a narrow security role for the military.

Cairo Egypt Muslim Brotherhood U.S Hillary Rodham Clinton Clinton Washington U.S. Con Alexandria Morsi America Tantawi Mubarak Brotherhood

North Korea Army Chief Ri Yong Ho Removed From All Posts

North Korean media report that Ri Yong Ho, a top military official and mentor to Kim Jong Un, was relieved of all posts due to illness. The decision came at a Workers' Party meeting, with unclear succession and no details on Ri's condition or future.

Seoul South Korea Kim Jong UN North Korea Ri Yong Ho Kim Workers’ Party Korean Central Korean People’s Army Young Man Kim Jong Il Central Military Commission Ken Gause CNA Hong Hyun-ik Sejong Institute

Red Cross declares Syrian conflict civil war in Damascus

The Red Cross formally declares Syria's 16 month conflict a civil war a move with potential war crimes implications. U N monitors report Tremseh village killings door to door arrests and executions amid heavy weaponry claims. Syria denies a massacre saying operations targeted armed fighters with 37 gunmen and two civilians killed.

Red Cross Damascus Syria International Red Cross United Nations Tremseh U.N Syrian Foreign Ministry Jihad Makdissi Makdissi Bashar Assad Assad

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