World Politics Review Media Roundup: 27 Jun 2011

• Pakistan Expels British Trainers of Anti-Taliban Soldiers
  By: Chris Woods and Declan Walsh | The Guardian
  
• For Thailand, Post-Election Turmoil a Near-Certainty
  By: Fabio Scarpello | World Politics Review
  
• Rebels Clash With Kadafi's Forces in Western Libya
  By: Borzou Daragahi | Los Angeles Times
  
• Bolivia Moves to End Dependence on Foreign Seed Firms
  BBC
  
• Rival Demonstrators Over New Constitution Face Off in Morocco
  The Associated Press
  
• Dagestan Violence Reaches New Heights
  Eurasia Daily Monitor
  
• Sudan Leader's Arrival in China 'Delayed'
  By: Dan Martin | Agence France-Presse
  
• Thousands in Yemen Demand President's Sons Leave
  By: Ahmed al-Haj | The Associated Press
  
• Somalia Frees Jailed Westerners
  By: ABDI GULED | The Associated Press
  
• Car Bomb Kills at Least 30 in Afghanistan
  By: Hashim Shukoor | McClatchy Newspapers
  
• In Ramadi, Rift Between Residents and Soldiers Imperils Stability
  By: JACK HEALY and YASIR GHAZI | The New York Times
  
• Palestinians Going Ahead With UN Statehood Bid
  By: Nasser Abu Bakr | Agence France-Presse
  
• Israel Threatens to Punish Journalists for Covering Gaza Flotilla
  By: Kristen Chick | The Christian Science Monitor
  
• Conflict and Resolution in Central Africa: Part II
  By: Alex Thurston | World Politics Review
  
• U.S. Fares Poorly in First Modern Polling of Egyptian Views
  By: Hannah Allam | McClatchy Newspapers
  
• Syrian Authorities Give Go-Ahead to Opposition Meeting
  By: Nidaa Hassan in Damascus and Martin Chulov | The Guardian
  
• Saudi Arabia: The Brrrm of Dissent
  The Economist
  
• Ex-Khmer Rouge Leaders Go on Trial in Cambodia
  By: SETH MYDANS | The New York Times
  
• Cocoa Smuggling Hampers Ivory Coast
  By: MONICA MARK | The Wall Street Journal