World News Briefs -- January 10, 2010

An Al-Jazeera International video clip of Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al- Balawi, right, explaining his reasons for blowing himself up at a U.S. base in Afghanistan. Al-Jazeera International

Bomber Who Killed C.I.A. Officers Appears in Video -- New York Times

AMMAN, Jordan — The Jordanian suicide bomber who killed seven Central Intelligence Agency operatives in Afghanistan last month appeared in a video early Saturday, saying the attack was carried out in revenge for the 2009 killing of the Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud.

Humam Khalil Abu Mulal al-Balawi, wearing green camouflage fatigues and carrying a weapon in his lap, appeared in a video on Al Jazeera satellite television denouncing his “enemies,” Jordan and America. Mr. Balawi's father, Khaled, confirmed that the man in the video was son.

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MIDDLE EAST

U.S. has few resources to face threats in Yemen.

Clinton pushes to revive stalled Middle East peace talks.

Iran Supreme Leader urges firm action over riots.

Saudi warplanes hit N Yemen districts again.

ASIA

Philippines bans guns.

Xe Services aiming for Afghan police training deal.

Fourth church attacked in Malaysia as Allah row deepens.

AFRICA

C.Africa rebel chief captured: wife.

Nigeria: Chevron pipeline attacked in Niger Delta.

Mali moves music festival as tourism threatened by Al Qaeda threat.

EUROPE

Referendum due on Icesave pay-out.

Heavy snow brings travel chaos in Germany.

Spain calls for a binding EU economic strategy.

AMERICAS

Chavez says Venezuela jets intercepted U.S. plane.

F-16s scrambled, airliner diverted to Colorado Springs due to unruly passenger.

Mexico says immigration reform unlikely in 2010.

Man arrested in Newark airport security breach.

TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR

Not guilty plea entered for Nigerian bomb suspect.

Experts: world watch lists are flawed terror tool.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

Jobs gloom hits west’s recovery hopes.

Schwarzenegger declares budget emergency in California.

General Motors winds down Saab despite sale talks.

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