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Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Turkish PM: 'Turkey's Wrath Is Just As Strong And Devastating' ANKARA, June 26 (Reuters) - Turkey will treat any Syrian military units which approach its border as a threat and a military target, Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday. Ahmed Shafiq Bolts From Egypt China Withdraws Boats In Disputed Sea Standoff Greek Finance Minister Resigns Queen To Meet Ex-IRA Chief Wednesday Rebel-Held Syrian Town Struggles To Keep The Peace BLOG POSTS Imogen Lloyd Webber: Saudi Women Finally Have An Olympic Win With just 33 days to go until the Olympic Games begin in London, Saudi Arabia has finally capitulated. It agreed to allow its women to compete and the London Olympics will thus be the first Olympics where a woman will feature on every team. Bernard-Henri Lévy: Egypt, Year Zero Revolutions are not events but processes. These processes are long, conflictual, fraught with sudden leaps forward and discouraging retreats. But nothing says that things will not happen in Egypt at this dawn of the 21st century as they have in other great countries. Howard Steven Friedman: US Infant Mortality Rate Higher Than Other Wealthy Countries We usually don't think about infant mortality in the United States. We associate it with the developing world or with the distant past. The fact that the U.S. has the highest infant mortality is not because of a lack of specialists or facilities. Nikolas Kozloff: In Extending Protection to WikiLeaks' Assange, Ecuador Risks Pariah Status If Rafael Correa does provide asylum to Wikileaks' Julian Assange, then the Ecuadoran leader could well emerge as South America's next "bad boy." Michael Hughes: No One's World: Preparing for the End of Western Supremacy The rest of the world doesn't seem as willing to listen to our sermons on ideal governance, especially when it doesn't fit their specific value systems and especially when the U.S. doesn't have its own house in order.

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