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CTV.caNATO insists Kadhafi not a target as blasts rock TripoliAFPTRIPOLI — NATO has insisted its bombing blitz in Libya is not aimed at Moamer Kadhafi, as explosions rocked the capital on Wednesday and rebels in besieged Misrata punched forward against the strongman's forces. The rebel leader Mahmud Jibril was, ...Libya aviation show cannot help NATOAsia Times OnlineLibya: Bombardment versus air strikesXinhuaBlasts heard in Tripoli from apparent NATO strikesReutersCNN International -Washington Post -Wall Street Journalall 3,524 news articles »

Ugandan Opposition Says Leader's Return to Kampala Blocked - BusinessWeek

11 May 2011 17:25

Telegraph.co.ukUgandan Opposition Says Leader's Return to Kampala BlockedBusinessWeekMay 11 (Bloomberg) -- Uganda's main opposition leader, Kizza Besigye, was prevented by the government from returning home from neighboring Kenya, his party said. Uganda's information minister denied the claim. “We received information he ...Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye was in Kenya for treatmentCNN InternationalUganda 'blocks return of opposition leader'AFPUganda opposition leader prevented from returning homeMonsters and Critics.comReuters Africa -The Seattle Times -AllAfrica.comall 79 news articles »

Dubai Shares Rise on Bank Earnings; GCC Mulls Morocco, Jordan Membership - Bloomberg

11 May 2011 16:49

ArabianBusiness.comDubai Shares Rise on Bank Earnings; GCC Mulls Morocco, Jordan MembershipBloombergBy Zahra Hankir - Wed May 11 08:25:39 GMT 2011 United Arab Emirates shares rose, with Dubai's index advancing to a week-high, after the Gulf Cooperation Council said it may consider membership for Jordan and Morocco in the six-member group and bank ...Gulf bloc to consider Jordan, Morocco member requestsReutersGCC welcomes Jordan's request to join the councilXinhuaGulf bloc welcomes more kings, demands Yemen dealAFPMonsters and Critics.com -The Canadian Press -Hindu Business Lineall 82 news articles »

Osama bin Laden sons attack legitimacy of US assault - The Guardian

11 May 2011 15:00

The GuardianOsama bin Laden sons attack legitimacy of US assaultThe GuardianOsama bin Laden's son Omar has called on the US to provide proof of his father's death. Photograph: Elisabetta A Villa/WireImage.com Osama bin Laden's adult sons have attacked the legitimacy of the US assault that killed their father, calling for a UN ...Osama bin Laden sons protest their father's "arbitrary killing"GlobalPostJustice 'undone', says Osama bin Laden's sonInternational Business TimesBin Laden successor may be al-Zawahiri, or no oneSan Francisco ChronicleNew York Times -USA Today -New York Postall 14,053 news articles »

Yemeni Qaeda chief warns jihad will intensify - AFP

11 May 2011 14:30

Globe and MailYemeni Qaeda chief warns jihad will intensifyAFPDUBAI — The leader of an Al-Qaeda branch in Yemen has warned that jihad will become more "intense and harmful" following the killing of Osama bin Laden by US commandos, SITE monitoring group reported Wednesday. Nasir al-Wahishi, leader Al-Qaeda in the ...Osama bin Laden's son says US broke international law 'if' his father is deadLos Angeles TimesBin Laden's widows remain off-limits to U.S. investigatorsSTLtoday.comUS unlocking new Osama electronic data leads every hourDailyIndia.comUPI.com -Huffington Post (blog) -International Business Timesall 15,321 news articles »

Libya: Bombardment versus air strikes - Xinhua

11 May 2011 14:13

Moneycontrol.comLibya: Bombardment versus air strikesXinhuaBEIJING, May 11 (Xinhuanet) -- Libyan government forces bombarded a residential area outside Misrata on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the rebels are trying to maintain their grip on the city in the face of a fierce onslaught. Fighting in the port city of Misrata ...Besieged Libyan rebels hail NATO airstrikesBoston GlobeTripoli sites bombed, rebels claim Misrata gainsIdaho State JournalNATO bombs rock Tripoli Libya rebels advanceMoneycontrol.comHindustan Times -Wall Street Journal -CNN Internationalall 3,478 news articles »

Thai lawmaker shot as election campaign begins - The Associated Press

11 May 2011 13:50

BBC NewsThai lawmaker shot as election campaign beginsThe Associated PressBANGKOK (AP) — A Thai opposition lawmaker has been wounded in a drive-by shooting near Bangkok. The attack has been denounced as the first election-related violence as the country gears up for tense national polls. The Tuesday evening shooting came a ...Thai opposition politician shot ahead of electionAFPPro-Thaksin Candidate Hurt in Shooting After Thai Vote CalledBloombergPeace or paralysis? Thailand set for high-stakes pollReutersWall Street Journal -CNN International -TIMEall 428 news articles »

Japan nuclear crisis under review at 2-month mark - CNN International

11 May 2011 13:02

Globe and MailJapan nuclear crisis under review at 2-month markCNN International(CNN) -- Japan's government and the owner of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant are reviewing efforts to wind down the two-month crisis as thousands of nearby residents await word regarding planned evacuations. ...TABLE-Japan nuclear plant ops (Japan Atomic to conduct planned maintenance)ReutersAfter quake, Japan ends bid to boost nuclear powerSan Francisco ChronicleWith Nuclear Exansion Off the Table, What Energy Options Does Japan Have?TIME (blog)MarketWatch -Boston Globe -Bloombergall 3,322 news articles »

Road safety decade in Bangladesh - BBC News

11 May 2011 12:58

Irish TimesRoad safety decade in BangladeshBBC NewsBangladesh will join the first United Nations Decade of Action for Road safety, along with dozens of countries. The programme will be marked by special events in Bangladesh, which has one of the most high-risk ...President declares launch of ''Decade of Action for Road Safety''Famagusta GazetteDecade of Action for Road Safety: Launching a Worldwide Movement to Save LivesTheCityFix.comPAHO Countries Join Global Effort to Stop Road Deaths and InjuriesPharmaceutical ProcessingUN News Centre -InjuryBoard.com -The Lincolniteall 117 news articles »

Japan to 'start from scratch' on energy policy - Boston Globe

11 May 2011 11:38

ABC NewsJapan to 'start from scratch' on energy policyBoston GlobeElementary school students walked toward their evacuation center after school yesterday in the tsunami-devastated town of Otsuchi. The nation has pledged to revamp its energy policy. (Toshifumi Kitamura/AFP/Getty Images) By Martin Fackler TOKYO — Prime ...Japan's Prime Minister to give up salaryCNN InternationalKan orders probe into Fukushima failuresFinancial TimesAnalysis: Japan LNG reliance grows with latest nuclear setbackReutersBloomberg -New York Times -Voice of Americaall 3,315 news articles »

Taliban fighters attack Afghan police near Pakistan border - Boston Globe

11 May 2011 11:38

Telegraph.co.ukTaliban fighters attack Afghan police near Pakistan borderBoston GlobeAP / May 11, 2011 KABUL — Hundreds of insurgents attacked Afghan police checkpoints yesterday in a remote eastern province with AK-47s and rocket-propelled grenades, but failed to overrun the government positions, ...Don't abandon Afghanistan after 2014 handover, plead generalsThe GuardianMilitary Draws Up Afghan Exit PlanWall Street JournalTime running out to prepare Afghan security forces - OxfamReutersThe Associated Press -BBC News -msnbc.comall 1,022 news articles »

European Court Rejects Bid to Limit News on Celebrities - New York Times

11 May 2011 11:26

The GuardianEuropean Court Rejects Bid to Limit News on CelebritiesNew York TimesFor British celebrities, the hope of covering up an affair or other indiscretion is fading fast. Max Mosley, who was named by a tabloid in a sex scandal, said he would appeal the dismissal of his privacy complaint. ...EU court blocks restrictions on mediaBoston GlobePrivacy Ruling: Exactly What Does It Mean?Sky NewsMax Mosley fails to gag pressMirror.co.ukBBC News -The Guardian -Los Angeles Timesall 919 news articles »

Don't know if Gaddafi is dead or alive: Nato - Hindustan Times

11 May 2011 11:19

The HinduDon't know if Gaddafi is dead or alive: NatoHindustan TimesNato said on Tuesday it was unaware of embattled Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi being dead or alive and denied its air strikes on Tripoli were aimed to kill him. "All Nato targets are military targets, which means that the targets we've been hitting are ...NATO missile strikes targeting Gaddafi's compound rock TripoliXinhuaWhere's Gadhafi? Leader not in publicmsnbc.comLibyan Rebels Gain Ground in Coordinated AttackWall Street JournalCNN International -Washington Post -BBC Newsall 3,453 news articles »

Poll: With bin Laden dead, is it time to end war? - USA Today

11 May 2011 11:14

ABC NewsPoll: With bin Laden dead, is it time to end war?USA TodayWASHINGTON — Osama bin Laden's demise may have shifted not only the military prospects for al-Qaeda abroad, but also the political landscape for President Obama at home. By Julie Jacobson A US soldier walks through a field on ...Bin Laden killing gives Obama new applause line at Democratic Party fundraiserWashington PostBin Laden's Son Challenges Legality of KillingBloombergKerry to meet Pakistani 'players'BBC NewsRichmond Times Dispatch -New York Magazine -Reutersall 14,576 news articles »

Chávez co-operated with Farc, files say - Financial Times

11 May 2011 11:07

ReutersChávez co-operated with Farc, files sayFinancial TimesColombia's biggest guerrilla group has enjoyed a long if convoluted collaboration with the Venezuelan government, to the extent of offering to assassinate domestic political opponents of president Hugo Chávez, ...Report Links Ecuador's President With Colombian GuerrillasWall Street JournalVenezuela Asked Colombian Rebels to Kill Opposition Figures, Analysis ShowsNew York TimesStudy: Colombian rebels were willing to kill for Venezuela's ChavezCNN InternationalThe Associated Press -MiamiHerald.com -BBC Newsall 417 news articles »

Japan drops plan to boost nuclear energy - Globe and Mail

11 May 2011 10:22

Telegraph.co.ukJapan drops plan to boost nuclear energyGlobe and MailTOKYO— AP Japan will scrap a plan to obtain half of its electricity from nuclear power and will instead promote renewable energy and conservation as a result of its continuing nuclear crisis, the Prime Minister said Tuesday. Naoto Kan said Japan needs ...CORRECTED-UPDATE 3-Japan says nuclear policy must be reviewed from scratchReuters AfricaJapan's Prime Minister to give up salaryCNN InternationalKan orders probe into Fukushima failuresFinancial TimesBloomberg -Reuters -New York Timesall 3,282 news articles »

John Kerry to travel to Pakistan amid strained ties - BBC News

11 May 2011 10:05

Sydney Morning HeraldJohn Kerry to travel to Pakistan amid strained tiesBBC NewsInfluential US Senator John Kerry will travel to Pakistan this week with aim of getting the dialogue between the nations back "on the right track" after the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Mr Kerry, a top Democrat close to the Obama administration, ...With bin Laden dead, some escalate push for new Afghan strategyWashington PostAmericans again warned of revenge over bin Laden's deathTimes of IndiaCIA Will Show Deceased Bin Laden Photos to Select US LawmakersFox NewsReuters -Telegraph.co.uk -Wall Street Journalall 14,371 news articles »

Some see the hand of Iran in Syria's crackdown - Los Angeles Times

11 May 2011 09:59

ReutersSome see the hand of Iran in Syria's crackdownLos Angeles TimesOthers point out that the Assad family regime hardly needs pointers on becoming a police state. In an undated image from television, Syrian protesters are allegedly detained. Officials appear to be switching to less inflammatory tactics. ...Kuwait Viewed As Syria's Rival For UN CouncilNew York TimesAP sources: US closer to declaring Assad's rule in Syria illegitimateWashington PostSyrian forces release 300 people in Banias-groupReutersBBC News -Voice of America -Irish Timesall 1,276 news articles »

Swan admits China is key to surplus - The Australian

11 May 2011 09:56

Sydney Morning HeraldSwan admits China is key to surplusThe AustralianTreasurer Wayne Swan does the rounds of post-budget radio interviews in Canberra. Picture: Ray Strange Source: The Australian Dennis Shanahan and Ben Packham analyse the key points from Wayne Swan's fourth budget. Peter van Onselen finds it hard ...Australia Cuts Spending to Cool InflationBloombergCritics argue Australian surplus in 2 years will be 'made in China' because of ...Washington PostSwan's budget mean and deceptive: BarnettSydney Morning HeraldBBC News -BusinessWeek -ABC Localall 1,691 news articles »

Protest a tough sell among Palestinians - Los Angeles Times

11 May 2011 07:04

Ha'aretz (blog)Protest a tough sell among PalestiniansLos Angeles TimesThe reasons for the reluctance to hit the streets, many conclude, are that Palestinians are cynical about prospects of ending the Israeli occupation and skeptical their leaders can make the difference. By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times Camped under ...Israel braces for 'Nakba Day'Ynetnews'All efforts to be made for Schalit but not at any price'Jerusalem PostBarak calls on international community to demand Hamas recognize IsraelHa'aretzWall Street Journal -Reuters -BBC Newsall 870 news articles »

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