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Mohammad Sajjad/AP A Pakistani health worker vaccinates a child against polio, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Feb. 9, 2014. Pakistanrsquo beleaguered battle to eradicate polio is threatening a global, multi-billion dollar campaign to wipe out the disease worldwide.Because of Pakistan, the virus is spreading to countries that were previously polio free, say U.N officials.The largest poliovirus reservoir of the world, is in Peshawar, the capital of Pakistanrsquo northwest Khyber Pukhtunkhwa province, which borders Afghanistan, according to the World Health Organization.Read more: Pakistani polio strain yeezy threatens global eradication effort Pakistan Aami nike dunks panda r Quereshi/AFP/Getty Images A Pakistani beggar, who has been affected by polio, receives money from a commuter on a street in Islamabad, Feb. 11, 2014.Militant attacks and threats of violence have badly affected efforts to stamp out the crippling disease in Pakistan, one of only three countries where it remains endemic. Peshawar air max 1 Mohammad Sajjad/AP Pakistani police officers stand guard as people who need to vaccinate their children against polio approach health workers, in Peshawar,Feb. 2, 2014. Islamabad Ffzd In famine s 6th month, some Somalis go home
Three Kuwaitis have been arrested for planning terrorist attacks on U.S. forces in Kuwait, the country s Interior Ministry said Monday.A government statement said the three men were found with weapons and ammunition.The statement did not say when the men were arrested or if they have been charged.The Interior Ministry statement identified the three detainees as Ahmed Mu stanley termoska tlaq al-Mutairi, 29, Abdullah Mutlaq al-Mutairi, 32, Musaed Horan al-Enezi, 28.It said the men were suspected of planning terrorist attacks on American forces based in Kuwait ahead of a possible U.S.-led attack on neighboring Iraq. No further details were provided.Ameri stanley cup cans have come under attack several times in recent months, as the U.S. military began preparing to use Kuwait as a staging ground for a possible invasion of Iraq.On Oct. 8, two Kuwaiti Muslim fundamentalists opened fire on Marines taking a break from war games on the island of Failaka, killing one and injuring another. Other Marines shot dead the assailants, who reportedly had links to the al Qaeda terror network blamed for the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. A policeman later described as mentally unstable also shot at two U.S. soldiers in their civilian car on a highway on Nov. 21. A Kuwaiti civil servant confessed to opening fire on two Americans in Kuwait, killing one and wounding the other, on Jan. 21.Kuwaiti officials have described the attacks as isolated incidents, distancing themselves from any deeper al
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Johannesburg mdash; After investing more than $1 billion in Niger over a decade, the U.S. military has agreed to withdraw its more than 1,000 forces from the West African nation over the next few months. It was not a move the U.S. had hoped to make, and officials tell CBS News it will be a severe blow to U.S. counterterrorism efforts in a region known to represent a number of major and growing threats.Niger is a landlocked country surrounded by some unstable neighbors where local militias have joined forces with international terror organizations including al Qaeda and ISIS.One senior U.S. military official who s spent time in Niger told adidas campus beige CBS News the looming withdrawal was a devastating blow, both for our regional counterterrorism efforts and to overall peace in the region going forward. Our soldiers have worked for years building the capacity and providing training to regional forces, the official said. Th salomon mujer is is a tough blow on all levels. Boys gather on top of a car while displaying flags of Niger, Burkina Faso and Russia during a demonstration demanding the immediate departure of U.S. troops from Niger, in Niamey, April 13, 2024. nike af AFP/Getty Following a military coup in July 2023, Niger s leaders made it clear in various discussions with U.S. officials that they were not interested in U.S. efforts to help guide the country on a path toward new democratic elections, Tslp Afghanistan: U.S.-Led Strikes Kill Dozens
Last Updated 6:05 p.m. ETSecretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Haiti Saturday afternoon to discuss relief efforts for victims of Tuesday s massive earthquake. She met with Haitian President Rene Preval, and stanley deutschland expressed her sympathies to the Haitian people. Sec. Cli stanley quencher nton assured the Haitians gathered at the airport that the U.S. is a friend, partner and supporter, and will work with President Preval s government to provide humanitarian assistance.She said the U.S. would focus with the Haitian government on communication, electricity and transportation issues, and the two parties agreed to coordinate together to achieve goals. She reiterated President Obama s commitment to be in Haiti today, tomorrow and in the future. A joint communiqueacute; will be issued tomorrow spelling out the cooperation between the two governments. Clinton is traveling with Dr. Rajiv Shah, administrator of the United States Agency for International Development USAID . They will meet with Haitian President Rene Preval and other members of the Haitian government, as well as U.S. civilian and military leaders guiding the relief efforts from Haiti. Clinton flew on board a U.S. Air Force C-130 transport plane from the Coast Guard Air Station Borinquen in Puerto Rico to Port-au-Prince. She brought with her supplies for the 140 staff members of the U.S. Embassy. Fifty American ci stanley bottles tizens will return with her when she departs Haiti.Complete Coverage: Devastation in HaitiShah, who said the Worl
Mohammad Sajjad/AP A Pakistani health worker vaccinates a child against polio, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Feb. 9, 2014. Pakistanrsquo beleaguered battle to eradicate polio is threatening a global, multi-billion dollar campaign to wipe out the disease worldwide.Because of Pakistan, the virus is spreading to countries that were previously polio free, say U.N officials.The largest poliovirus reservoir of the world, is in Peshawar, the capital of Pakistanrsquo northwest Khyber Pukhtunkhwa province, which borders Afghanistan, according to the World Health Organization.Read more: Pakistani polio strain yeezy threatens global eradication effort Pakistan Aami nike dunks panda r Quereshi/AFP/Getty Images A Pakistani beggar, who has been affected by polio, receives money from a commuter on a street in Islamabad, Feb. 11, 2014.Militant attacks and threats of violence have badly affected efforts to stamp out the crippling disease in Pakistan, one of only three countries where it remains endemic. Peshawar air max 1 Mohammad Sajjad/AP Pakistani police officers stand guard as people who need to vaccinate their children against polio approach health workers, in Peshawar,Feb. 2, 2014. Islamabad Ffzd In famine s 6th month, some Somalis go home
Three Kuwaitis have been arrested for planning terrorist attacks on U.S. forces in Kuwait, the country s Interior Ministry said Monday.A government statement said the three men were found with weapons and ammunition.The statement did not say when the men were arrested or if they have been charged.The Interior Ministry statement identified the three detainees as Ahmed Mu stanley termoska tlaq al-Mutairi, 29, Abdullah Mutlaq al-Mutairi, 32, Musaed Horan al-Enezi, 28.It said the men were suspected of planning terrorist attacks on American forces based in Kuwait ahead of a possible U.S.-led attack on neighboring Iraq. No further details were provided.Ameri stanley cup cans have come under attack several times in recent months, as the U.S. military began preparing to use Kuwait as a staging ground for a possible invasion of Iraq.On Oct. 8, two Kuwaiti Muslim fundamentalists opened fire on Marines taking a break from war games on the island of Failaka, killing one and injuring another. Other Marines shot dead the assailants, who reportedly had links to the al Qaeda terror network blamed for the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. A policeman later described as mentally unstable also shot at two U.S. soldiers in their civilian car on a highway on Nov. 21. A Kuwaiti civil servant confessed to opening fire on two Americans in Kuwait, killing one and wounding the other, on Jan. 21.Kuwaiti officials have described the attacks as isolated incidents, distancing themselves from any deeper al
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Johannesburg mdash; After investing more than $1 billion in Niger over a decade, the U.S. military has agreed to withdraw its more than 1,000 forces from the West African nation over the next few months. It was not a move the U.S. had hoped to make, and officials tell CBS News it will be a severe blow to U.S. counterterrorism efforts in a region known to represent a number of major and growing threats.Niger is a landlocked country surrounded by some unstable neighbors where local militias have joined forces with international terror organizations including al Qaeda and ISIS.One senior U.S. military official who s spent time in Niger told adidas campus beige CBS News the looming withdrawal was a devastating blow, both for our regional counterterrorism efforts and to overall peace in the region going forward. Our soldiers have worked for years building the capacity and providing training to regional forces, the official said. Th salomon mujer is is a tough blow on all levels. Boys gather on top of a car while displaying flags of Niger, Burkina Faso and Russia during a demonstration demanding the immediate departure of U.S. troops from Niger, in Niamey, April 13, 2024. nike af AFP/Getty Following a military coup in July 2023, Niger s leaders made it clear in various discussions with U.S. officials that they were not interested in U.S. efforts to help guide the country on a path toward new democratic elections, Tslp Afghanistan: U.S.-Led Strikes Kill Dozens
Last Updated 6:05 p.m. ETSecretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Haiti Saturday afternoon to discuss relief efforts for victims of Tuesday s massive earthquake. She met with Haitian President Rene Preval, and stanley deutschland expressed her sympathies to the Haitian people. Sec. Cli stanley quencher nton assured the Haitians gathered at the airport that the U.S. is a friend, partner and supporter, and will work with President Preval s government to provide humanitarian assistance.She said the U.S. would focus with the Haitian government on communication, electricity and transportation issues, and the two parties agreed to coordinate together to achieve goals. She reiterated President Obama s commitment to be in Haiti today, tomorrow and in the future. A joint communiqueacute; will be issued tomorrow spelling out the cooperation between the two governments. Clinton is traveling with Dr. Rajiv Shah, administrator of the United States Agency for International Development USAID . They will meet with Haitian President Rene Preval and other members of the Haitian government, as well as U.S. civilian and military leaders guiding the relief efforts from Haiti. Clinton flew on board a U.S. Air Force C-130 transport plane from the Coast Guard Air Station Borinquen in Puerto Rico to Port-au-Prince. She brought with her supplies for the 140 staff members of the U.S. Embassy. Fifty American ci stanley bottles tizens will return with her when she departs Haiti.Complete Coverage: Devastation in HaitiShah, who said the Worl
