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For President Barack Obama, National Security Agency leaker NSA Edward Snowdens globe-trotting evasion of US authorities has dealt a startling setback to efforts to strengthen ties with China and raised the prospect of worsening tensions with Russia. HT Image Indeed, Russias foreign minister called US demands for Snowdens extradition ungrounded and unacceptable. Relations with both China and Russia have been at the forefront of Obamas foreign policy agenda this month, underscoring their interests. Obama last week met with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Group of Eight summit in Norther stanley cup n Ireland and held a two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in California earlier this month. Obama has made no known phone calls to Xi since Snowden surfaced in Hong Kong this month, nor has he talked to Putin since Snowden arrived in Russia. Putin flatly refuses US extradition pleas Russian President Vladimir Putin bluntly rejected US pleas to extradite NSA leaker Edward Snow stanley cup den on Tuesday, saying Snowden is free to travel wherever he wants and insisting that Russian security agencies havent contacted him. Snowden is in the transit zone of a Moscow airport and has not passed through Russian immigration, Putin said, me stanley cup aning he is not technically in Russia. Snowdens whereabouts have been a mystery, and Putins comments is the first time Russia made clear it knows where he is. He said since there is no extradition agreement with the US, it couldnt Rbzn Pak PM dismisses political crisis as tiny storm
A would-be suicide bomber tackled by guards on the doorstep of a mosque in northern Iraq is a Syrian linked to al-Qaida in Iraq, police said Saturday, detailing the capture that could provide new leads on other insurgent operations. HT Image The details emerged a day after Ammar Afif Hamada, 19, was arrested by guards stanley cup who became suspicious as he approached the main gate of a Shiite mosque af1 in the disputed city of Kirkuk. His capture could giv jordan e authorities information about insurgent operations in northern Iraq and smuggling routes used to bring people from Syria, long considered one of the main pipelines for insurgents recruits from across the region. It also comes as a welcome success story for Iraqi security forces, troubled by public complaints following a series of recent high-profile bombings in Baghdad and elsewhere. According to a police officer involved in the investigation, Hamada fired a pistol at one guard who tried to stop him. Then another guard tackled him as he continued toward the mosque s main hall, grabbing the attacker s hands to prevent him from detonating an explosives belt. The belt was packed with grenades containing about 55 pounds 25 kilograms of explosives that were connected to the suspect s digital watch, the officer said, speaking on condition of anonymity because he wasn t authorized to release the information. Word about the would-be bomber spread quickly inside the mosque, where Friday service was under way. Panicked worshippers st