All Blog Posts from Investigative Round-Up

CBS:
A Taliban commander told CBS News' Sami Yousafzai Thursday that militants had captured one U.S. soldier and three Afghan nationals in Paktika province, near the Pakistani border.
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CBS:
The U.S. Secret Service announced the arrest of five people and the seizure of $8.4 million in counterfeit U.S. currency, as part of a bilateral effort to combat a rise in the spread of fake $100 bills.
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BBC News:
Gunmen have kidnapped two foreign aid workers in Darfur and are demanding a ransom for their release, Sudanese state media report.
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BBC News:
Police fear the music will foment right-wing sentiments in Germany
German police have carried out raids across the country as part of a criminal investigation into the promotion of neo-Nazi music.
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation:
Pakistani police say they have seized a huge quantity of explosives and arrested eight people in raids at three shops on the outskirts of the capital Islamabad.
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Reuters:
An Argentine judge on Tuesday seized a property belonging to a former Iranian diplomat who is sought on charges related to the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center.
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CNN:
Six more children connected to the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries were taken into protective custody Wednesday to determine if they have been physically or sexually abused, child welfare officials said.
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AP:
Somali pirates have hijacked a chemical tanker with dozens of Indian crew members and two British security guards on board, two diplomatic sources said.
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Xinhua:
Controversy is looming over seized Ukrainian vessel carrying military equipment with fresh reports indicating that the arsenal was destined for south Sudan and not the Kenyan military.
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AP:
The head of the United Nations refugee agency in Somalia’s capital was abducted on Saturday night, and a local peace activist was killed in the central part of this chaotic African nation, relatives and officials said Sunday.
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