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Globe and MailAssad faces toughest test from Syrian unrestReutersBEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's President Bashar al-Assad trained to be an ophthalmologist because, he said, eye surgery involves few emergencies and not much blood is spilled. Now Assad, who abandoned his medical studies and inherited ...Syrian government holds its fire amid largest protests yetWashington PostSyria protests swell as tens of thousands turn outLos Angeles TimesThousands demonstrate in Syrian citiesAljazeera.netThe Guardian -BBC News -Voice of Americaall 2,676 news articles »

Gbagbo militia leader 'arrested' - BBC News

15 April 2011 18:40

Boston GlobeGbagbo militia leader 'arrested'BBC NewsThe whereabouts of Charles Ble Goude, a key ally of deposed Ivory Coast leader Laurent Gbagbo, are unclear, after a spokesman withdrew a statement saying he had been arrested. The BBC's John James says there have been many rumours about Mr Ble Goude. ...Inside Ivory Coast's Palace, 'An Armory, A Powder Keg'NPRIMF explores ways to aid Ivory CoastReutersOuattara Government Forms New Ivory Coast ArmyVoice of AmericaThe Guardian -BusinessWeek -CNN Internationalall 397 news articles »

Egypt will see this revolution through - The Guardian

15 April 2011 18:36

The HinduEgypt will see this revolution throughThe GuardianEgyptian protesters outside the Sharm el Sheikh International Hospital where Hosni Mubarak was admitted. Photograph: Str/EPA If there is one feature that would best describe the popular uprising in Egypt that turned into a full-fledged revolution it is ...Middle East Mubarak and sons detained in EgyptAljazeera.netLittle sympathy in Cairo for Mubarak familyBBC NewsHospitalized Mubarak Officially Detained in Egyptian Corruption ProbeVoice of AmericaWashington Post -The Associated Press -Los Angeles Timesall 3,503 news articles »

Uganda shilling weakens vs dlr, eye on protests - Reuters Africa

15 April 2011 17:11

The GuardianUganda shilling weakens vs dlr, eye on protestsReuters AfricaKAMPALA (Reuters) - The Uganda shilling weakened against the dollar on Friday, thanks to demand from banks for the currency and shrugging off protests on Thursday over rising food and fuel prices. At 0720 GMT, commercial banks quoted the local currency ...Uganda: People Resigned to Their FateAllAfrica.comUgandan Opposition Leader Wounded During ProtestNew York TimesUgandan opposition leader hurt in protest marchCNNVoice of America -BBC News -Aljazeera.netall 655 news articles »

Rebels call for protests as U.S., France and UK offer vision for Libya - CNN International

15 April 2011 17:06

The HinduRebels call for protests as U.S., France and UK offer vision for LibyaCNN InternationalBy the CNN Wire Staff Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Opposition forces in the rebel-held city of Benghazi called for massive demonstrations on Friday to show solidarity with like-minded Libyans in the capital, Tripoli, which remains under the control of ...AUDIO: Chomsky on Libya interventionBBC NewsGaddafi forces attack outside AjdabiyahYnetnewsNATO Steps Up Bombing Campaign In TripoliNPRMonsters and Critics.com -Daily Mail -Xinhuaall 7,792 news articles »

Goldstone panel colleagues rebut judge's mea culpa - Ha'aretz

15 April 2011 16:50

NEWS.com.auGoldstone panel colleagues rebut judge's mea culpaHa'aretzOther members of fact finding Gaza mission imply that Goldstone's about-face was the result of intense political pressure, stressing that they remain staunchly behind the Goldstone report. By Danna Harman PARIS - Two weeks after Judge Richard Goldstone ...Italian activist found dead in GazaFinancial TimesKidnapped Italian activist found dead in GazaCTV.caHamas slams kidnap, killing of Italian activist in GazaMonsters and Critics.comReuters -GulfNews -Jerusalem Postall 1,138 news articles »

'Suicide blast' at mosque in Java - BBC News

15 April 2011 16:49

BBC News'Suicide blast' at mosque in JavaBBC NewsA suspected suicide bomber has attacked a mosque in Indonesia, killing himself and wounding 28 people. Nearly half of the wounded are police officers, as the attack happened during Friday prayers at a mosque in a police compound in Cirebon, West Java. ...Bomb at Indonesia Mosque Kills 1Wall Street JournalUpdate on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment:NECNBomber attacks mosque in Indonesian police stationCNN InternationalReuters -Aljazeera.net -RadioFreeEurope/RadioLibertyall 326 news articles »

Russia talks up nuclear energy after Japan crisis - AFP

15 April 2011 15:15

CTV.caRussia talks up nuclear energy after Japan crisisAFPBOAO, China — Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Friday the ongoing nuclear crisis in Japan should not hinder the development of atomic energy, amid global concerns over the safety of nuclear facilities. "In the nearest future, we will hand over to ...Russia ruling party backs Putin to reclaim presidencyReutersPutin Makes Russians Wonder Who Might Lead Them NextNew York TimesRussia's Ruling Party Chief Favors Putin for PresidentVoice of AmericaGeorgiandaily -Khaleej Times -Bloombergall 376 news articles »

Spain's Zapatero affirms EU goal of Japan trade deal - Reuters UK

15 April 2011 14:34

ReutersSpain's Zapatero affirms EU goal of Japan trade dealReuters UKSpanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero speaks during a news conference at the Spanish Embassy in Beijing April 13, 2011. BOAO, China (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero on Friday affirmed the European Union's ...Spain-China relations set for further expansion: Spanish PMXinhuaREFILE-S. Africa's Zuma against competitive currency devaluationReutersS. Africa's Zuma hits out at US economic policiesReuters AfricaThe Canadian Press -Wall Street Journal -Sin Chew Jit Pohall 277 news articles »

Nuke plant owner to pay $600 million in interim compensation - CNN International

15 April 2011 14:34

BBC NewsNuke plant owner to pay $600 million in interim compensationCNN InternationalBy Matt Smith, CNN Tokyo (CNN) -- The owners of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi power plant must start paying 1 million yen ($12000) to households displaced or forced indoors by the nuclear accident there, Japan's government ordered Friday. ...Japan orders nuclear compensationBBC NewsJapan nuclear plant operator promises compensationAFPTokyo Power to Compensate 50000 EvacueesNew York TimesBloomberg -Reuters -Washington Postall 12,002 news articles »

Bahrain backs off on closure of opposition groups - Atlanta Journal Constitution

15 April 2011 14:32

MiamiHerald.comBahrain backs off on closure of opposition groupsAtlanta Journal ConstitutionAP MANAMA, Bahrain — Bahrain's government appears to be pulling back from plans to dismantle main Shiite opposition parties after criticism from Washington and other allies. Relatives grieve for Bahraini Shiite Muslim businessman Haji Karim Fakhrawi ...Why US silence on Bahrain's crackdown could backfireChristian Science MonitorBahrain should investigate deaths in custody: HRWReutersBahrain moves to bar oppositionBBC NewsPress TV -TIME -Aljazeera.netall 383 news articles »

NATO struggles with how to proceed military operation against Libya - Xinhua

15 April 2011 13:59

Globe and MailNATO struggles with how to proceed military operation against LibyaXinhuaBEIJING, April 15 (Xinhuanet) -- NATO Foreign Ministers are gathering in Berlin, with the Libyan conflict high on their agenda. Alliance members hope the two-day talks will narrow divisions over how to proceed with the current military operation. ...VIDEO: Leaders insist Gaddafi must 'go'BBC NewsLibya: Barack Obama, David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy pledge to fight until ...Telegraph.co.ukGadhafi's daughter sends defiant messageSeattle Post IntelligencerReuters Africa -The Guardian -The Canadian Pressall 7,280 news articles »

Iran helping crackdown in Syria: US - Indian Express

15 April 2011 12:39

Sydney Morning HeraldIran helping crackdown in Syria: USIndian ExpressThe United States today accused Iran of secretly helping Syria in its efforts to crackdown on demonstrators. "We believe that there is credible information that Iran is assisting Syria. I'm not going to get into details about that material assistance, ...Syria's Assad seeks to curb prayer protestsReutersU.S. Says Iran Helps Crackdown in SyriaWall Street JournalUS Says Iran Helping Syria Quell ProtestsVoice of AmericaLos Angeles Times -Aljazeera.net -New York Timesall 2,186 news articles »

US, allies say they remain firm on Libya mission - Los Angeles Times

15 April 2011 11:20

USA TodayUS, allies say they remain firm on Libya missionLos Angeles TimesAmid grumbling at a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Berlin, the US, France and Britain say they remain committed to the NATO-led mission. By David S. Cloud, Los Angeles Times The US, France and Britain said Thursday they "remained united' in their ...Allies Vow to Push Libya Campaign Until Gadhafi GoesVoice of AmericaLibya: University students injured after Nato air strikeBBC NewsPolitical process right exit out of Libyan dilemmaXinhuaReuters -Aljazeera.net -BusinessWeekall 7,241 news articles »

UN court to give verdicts in Croatian war crimes case - BBC News

15 April 2011 11:15

CTV.caUN court to give verdicts in Croatian war crimes caseBBC NewsA UN tribunal is due to deliver its verdicts on three Croat generals charged with war crimes against Serbs at the end of the Croatian war in 1995. Ante Gotovina, Ivan Cermak and Mladen Markac are charged with nine counts including murder, ...Warcrimes court jails ex-Croatian general for 24 yearsReutersHague Tribunal Convicts Two Former Croatian GeneralsVoice of AmericaCroatia awaits verdict in Ante Gotovina war crimes trialThe GuardianTelegraph.co.uk -Bloomberg -Financial Timesall 618 news articles »

BRICS Urge More Commodity Market, Capital Flow Supervision - Wall Street Journal

15 April 2011 10:26

The HinduBRICS Urge More Commodity Market, Capital Flow SupervisionWall Street JournalSANYA, China (Dow Jones)--Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, collectively known as BRICS, Thursday called for greater supervision of commodity markets and international capital flows, as the countries look to boost their influence in ...How bright can BRICS shine?XinhuaChina, other developing BRICS nations seek change in global economic orderWashington PostBRICS warn over commodity pricesTelegraph.co.ukChristian Science Monitor -CNN -Voice of Americaall 1,919 news articles »

Allies Vow to Push Libya Campaign Until Gadhafi Goes - Voice of America

15 April 2011 09:48

Globe and MailAllies Vow to Push Libya Campaign Until Gadhafi GoesVoice of AmericaPhoto: AP The leaders of Britain, France and the United States say the NATO coalition will continue its military campaign in Libya until Moammar Gadhafi leaves power, while rebels said loyalist attacks killed 23 people in the besieged city of Misrata. ...Kadhafi on Tripoli walkabout amid NATO riftsSydney Morning HeraldLibya: Allies say future with Gaddafi unthinkableBBC NewsLeaders of US, Britain, France vow to continue mission in LibyaXinhuaReuters -Globe and Mail -Times of Indiaall 7,299 news articles »

Banking stem cells could save Japan nuclear workers - Reuters

15 April 2011 08:53

Globe and MailBanking stem cells could save Japan nuclear workersReutersCHICAGO (Reuters) - Health officials should collect blood from workers at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in case they are accidentally exposed to high levels of radiation and need a stem cell transplant, ...Japan's woes, world crisisXinhuaJapan Opposition Leader Urges Premier to ResignNew York TimesTepco to Pay Evacuees SoonWall Street JournalReuters Africa -Los Angeles Times -The Canadian Pressall 11,866 news articles »

Amid crackdown, U.S. groups strive to improve China's legal system - USA Today

15 April 2011 08:04

New York Times (blog)Amid crackdown, U.S. groups strive to improve China's legal systemUSA TodayBEIJING – Amid a nationwide crackdown on dissent that human rights group Amnesty International calls the worst for years, a handful of US legal organizations here retain faith that China is committed to improving the legal ...China police building tax case against detained artistReutersWorldwide sit-in planned in support of detained Chinese artist Ai WeiweiLos Angeles TimesDetained Chinese Artist 'Suspected of Tax Evasion'Voice of AmericaTIME -New York Times -Focus Taiwan News Channelall 285 news articles »

US condemns Bahrain for crackdown on Shiite groups - AFP

15 April 2011 08:00

CBS NewsUS condemns Bahrain for crackdown on Shiite groupsAFPWASHINGTON — The Obama administration condemned Bahrain's moves Thursday to disband two Shiite opposition groups, urging the ruling Sunni minority to favor pluralism instead. "We're concerned by it. These were legitimate political societies that were ...Why US silence on Bahrain's crackdown could backfireChristian Science MonitorKingdom dividedBBC NewsBahrain should investigate deaths in custody: HRWReutersTIME -Aljazeera.net -CNNall 346 news articles »

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