Omar Khadr case cost Ottawa $1.3 millionSource: Toronto Star
Ottawa has spent more than $1.3-million fighting against Toronto-born captive Omar Khadr, who has been held at the U.S.-run Guantanamo Bay detention centre for seven years, the government has revealed.
RFI - Who will get Bongo's cash?Source: Radio France Internationale in English, international radio news and feature programmes
While the people of Gabon mourn the death of their President and await his funeral, others are asking themselves what will happen to the criminal case brought against Omar Bongo in relation to alleged stolen assets, and a string of luxurious apartments, bank accounts and cars.
Darfur & Sudan's President Omar al-BashirSource: BBC News
"I challenge anybody to bring me evidence that proves the Sudanese armed forces attacked and killed citizens in Darfur," stated President Omar al-Bashir to BBC's HARDtalk.
Omar Khadr's lead lawyer firedSource: Vancouver Sun
Omar Khadr's lead lawyer, William (Bill) Kuebler, has been fired for suggesting that his boss, Peter Masciola, head of the Gitmo defence lawyers, has a conflict of interest inimical to the interests of Kuebler's client.

On January 30, DiManno wrote a column on the issue of Omar Khadr's repatriation: #Comments
Most of the follow-up comments, including mine, were critical of her column.

Ahsan Waheed

The rally on November 08 for the repatriation of Omar Khadr was well-attended, with estimates of crowd size ranging from 200 in the Edmonton Journal, to almost 700, from one of the participants.
39 Reasons to Go to the Caribbean This WinterSource: The New York Times
THIS has not been a great year so far for the Caribbean tourism industry. Seven named hurricanes have hit the region this fall, with Gustav and Omar wreaking the most damage. An earthquake registering 6.1 rocked parts of Puerto Rico, the U.S.

What to know about Omar Khadr:
1. He was shot twice in the back in the July 27, 2002 U.S. military raid on an al Qaeda training camp, in the course of which Khadr is charged with having thrown the grenade that killled Delta Force Commando Sgt. Christopher Speer.
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Omar Abdullah will resign, will Lalu-Mulyam follow soon.
"A Man's Gotta Have a Code" Omar from The WireSource: Obit Mag
This is an obituary from Obit Magazine on the shotgun-toting, gay, trenchcoat-wearing vigilante stick-up boy character Omar from The Wire. This one character is hard to let go into celluloid history.

Fox is relying on America's fascination with immortality to make New Amsterdam a hit, but will the new drama be lost in the sea of reality shows.
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US says Mullah Omar 'in Pakistan' Source: BBC News
Taleban leader Mullah Omar and al-Qaeda commanders, including Osama Bin Laden, are living in Pakistan, a senior US official has told reporters.

Abdullah Mehsud was one of at least 10 former Guantanamo Bay detainees who have been released only to return home to fight again with the Taleban and al Qaeda.
Taliban leader warns of carnage - CNN.comSource: CNN
A message from elusive Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar, released at the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, warns there will be a surge in violence in Afghanistan "at a surprising level," and advised militants fighting U.S. and NATO troops to stay united.