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CTV.caReport: US was ready to fight PakistanisCBS NewsThe backup helicopter that joined the bin Laden operation after this one crashed was allegedly there in case the team conducting operation needed to fight its way home, The New York Times reports. The Navy SEAL team that killed Osama bin Laden was ...Pakistan may give U.S. access to Bin Laden's wivesReutersPakistan's prime minister rejects backlash on Bin LadenLos Angeles TimesUS Braced for Fights With Pakistanis in Bin Laden RaidNew York TimesSalt Lake Tribune -USA Today -International Business Timesall 12,136 news articles »

Russian President Reaches Out to Nation's World War II Allies - New York Times

10 May 2011 10:39

BBC NewsRussian President Reaches Out to Nation's World War II AlliesNew York TimesIn a Moscow park on Monday, Russian veterans toasted Victory Day, the holiday commemorating the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II. By ELLEN BARRY MOSCOW — President Dmitri A. Medvedev said Monday, at an annual celebration of the defeat of Nazi ...Russia tightens security ahead of nationwide VE Day celebrationsRIA NovostiRussia flexes military muscle in Victory Day paradeXinhuaRussians salute Soviet victory in World War IIWashington PostThe Associated Press -Bloomberg -Telegraph.co.ukall 361 news articles »

Japan Finance Minister Says Hamaoka Plant Shutdown To Hurt Employment - Wall Street Journal

10 May 2011 10:30

ABC NewsJapan Finance Minister Says Hamaoka Plant Shutdown To Hurt EmploymentWall Street JournalTOKYO (Dow Jones)--Japan's finance minister said Tuesday that a temporary shutdown of the Hamaoka nuclear power plant in central Japan is likely to negatively impact employment and other parts of the country's fragile economy. ...Analysis: Japan LNG reliance grows with latest nuclear setbackReutersJapan nuclear plant closing while seawall is builtThe Associated PressJapan's Hamaoka nuke plant closed over quake fearsXinhua英文中國郵報 -Mainichi Daily News -Times of Indiaall 2,208 news articles »

Pakistan's prime minister rejects backlash on Bin Laden - Los Angeles Times

10 May 2011 10:11

The HinduPakistan's prime minister rejects backlash on Bin LadenLos Angeles TimesGilani denies accusations of collusion or incompetence. Pakistani news media seek to expose the CIA station chief in Islamabad. Pakistanis in Karachi watch a televised address by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to parliament in which Gilani rejected ...US Braced for Fights With Pakistanis in Bin Laden RaidNew York TimesIs troubled US-Pakistan marriage heading for divorce?BBC NewsUS-Pakistan relations deteriorateThe HillABC News -Washington Post -Daily Home Onlineall 11,993 news articles »

Tepco wants government help for compensation payments - BBC News

10 May 2011 10:01

Globe and MailTepco wants government help for compensation paymentsBBC NewsJapan's Tokyo Electric (Tepco) will seek government help in compensating victims of the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Tepco said its President Masataka Shimizu would visit Economy Minister Banri Kaieda later on Tuesday. The company's Fukushima Daiichi ...Japan Finance Minister Says Hamaoka Plant Shutdown To Hurt EmploymentWall Street JournalJapan govt may take equity stake in TEPCO: reportSydney Morning HeraldFukushima boosts green case for nuclearFinancial TimesNew York Times -Reuters -Reuters Africaall 2,268 news articles »

Deaths and Injuries Reported in Yemeni Protest March - New York Times

10 May 2011 09:02

USA TodayDeaths and Injuries Reported in Yemeni Protest MarchNew York TimesYemen Lens, via AP Antigovernment demonstrators blocked a road in Taiz, Yemen, after security forces began shooting at them, witnesses said. By LAURA KASINOF Security forces and government supporters opened fire on protesters in the Yemeni city of Taiz ...Police storm protest sit-in in west Yemen, 10 injured: witnessesXinhuaPressure builds on Yemeni presidentFinancial TimesSources: Six killed in Yemen protestsCNNThe Associated Press -Voice of America -Bloombergall 568 news articles »

Palestinians Feel Tensions of Unity Pact - Wall Street Journal

10 May 2011 07:48

BBC NewsPalestinians Feel Tensions of Unity PactWall Street JournalNABLUS, West Bank—Two rival Palestinian factions felt the strains of implementing a unity pact after the West Bank's government ran out of money to pay tens of thousands of workers and Hamas accused Fatah of making political arrests ...Protest a tough sell among PalestiniansLos Angeles TimesHamas's Meshaal: U.S. had no right to kill bin LadenReutersProfile: Hamas Palestinian movementBBC NewsWashington Post -New York Times -Ha'aretzall 1,016 news articles »

Syria Proclaims It Now Has Upper Hand Over Uprising - New York Times

10 May 2011 07:04

The GuardianSyria Proclaims It Now Has Upper Hand Over UprisingNew York TimesDAMASCUS, Syria — The Syrian government has gained the upper hand over a seven-week uprising against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad, a senior official declared Monday, in the clearest sign yet that the leadership believes its ...UN concern over Syria crackdownBBC NewsEU slaps arms embargo on Syria but spares President Bashar al-AssadThe GuardianScores arrested as Syrian forces seek to crush protestsLos Angeles TimesChristian Science Monitor -Washington Post -Reutersall 1,722 news articles »

Pressure builds on Yemeni president - Financial Times

10 May 2011 00:21

CBS NewsPressure builds on Yemeni presidentFinancial TimesBy an FT Reporter in Sanaa Tanks and soldiers deployed widely in the southern Yemeni city of Taiz on Monday, as a crackdown on anti-government protestors there claimed the lives of at least five protestors over two days. The renewed violence comes as ...Sources: Six killed in Yemen protestsCNNYemeni security forces fire on protesters; 3 deadThe Associated PressPolice kill demonstrators in YemenAljazeera.netBloomberg -USA Today -Voice of Americaall 582 news articles »

Libya: Hundreds feared dead as migrant boat capsizes - BBC News

09 May 2011 23:58

Globe and MailLibya: Hundreds feared dead as migrant boat capsizesBBC NewsSeveral hundred people are feared to have drowned off Libya, after a boat carrying some 600 refugees trying to reach Europe broke up at sea on Friday. The UN's refugee agency said 16 bodies, including two babies, had been found. ...Aid agencies: Refugee boat carrying hundreds sank off Libyan coastWashington PostShip Carrying 600 Migrants Sinks Near Libyan CoastWall Street JournalCapsized boat of 600 immigrants draws attention to old problems in ItalyXinhuaThe Associated Press -ABC Online -Voice of Americaall 773 news articles »

Berlusconi in court in Mills case - BBC News

09 May 2011 18:23

CTV.caBerlusconi in court in Mills caseBBC NewsItalian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has appeared in court on charges he bribed a witness to perjure himself in another trial. It is the first time he has appeared in court over allegations he paid his former British lawyer David Mills to provide ...Berlusconi blasts judges during bribery trialABC OnlineEmbattled Berlusconi Describes Magistrates as 'A Cancer of Democracy'Voice of AmericaBerlusconi appears at corruption trialThe Associated PressFinancial Times -Irish Times -Washington Postall 325 news articles »

Pak ignored US warnings on unilateral action on Osama: Report - Times of India

09 May 2011 17:49

BBC NewsPak ignored US warnings on unilateral action on Osama: ReportTimes of IndiaPTI | May 9, 2011, 03.08pm IST ISLAMABAD: Pakistani authorities ignored several warnings from the US over the past three years that it would take unilateral action if it gathered intelligence on Osama bin Laden's presence in the country, according to a ...Pakistani Media Name Man They Say Is CIA Station Chief, WSJ SaysBloombergPakistani Media Reportedly Outs CIA ChiefFox NewsPakistan to assess Bin Laden raidBBC NewsWall Street Journal -AFP -The Guardianall 591 news articles »

NATO says insurgents who attacked southern Afghan city of Kandahar either ... - Washington Post

09 May 2011 17:04

USA TodayNATO says insurgents who attacked southern Afghan city of Kandahar either ...Washington PostBy AP, KABUL, Afghanistan — NATO says all the insurgents involved in an attack against key government offices in the southern city of Kandahar have been captured or killed. NATO spokeswoman Brig. Gen. Christine Whitecross said Monday the two-day ...Afghan government controls situation in KandaharXinhuaUS pushes Osama onto Afghan chessboardAsia Times OnlineTaliban launch wave of attacks in Afghanistan's KandaharReutersABC Online -BBC Newsall 1,691 news articles »

Israel and the Bin Laden assassination - Asia Times Online

09 May 2011 17:02

swissinfo.chIsrael and the Bin Laden assassinationAsia Times OnlineTEL AVIV - Much was written about the Osama bin Laden assassination in the past week. The larger-than-life arch-terrorist sparked the imaginations of many, and each in a different way. To the West he was a monster, even a bit of a ...Hamas Leader Nods to New PartnersWall Street JournalBarak: We can't have it both ways with Palestinian unityJerusalem PostHollow 'reconciliation' in PalestineAljazeera.netNew York Times -The Guardian -Ha'aretzall 782 news articles »

Roadside bomb attack kills 2 people in Iraqi capital, officials say - The Canadian Press

09 May 2011 16:50

msnbc.comRoadside bomb attack kills 2 people in Iraqi capital, officials sayThe Canadian PressBAGHDAD — Iraqi police and health officials say a roadside bomb has detonated near a police patrol in central Baghdad, killing two civilians. A police officer says seven people, including four civilians, were also wounded in Monday's blast in the ...17 killed in clashes in Baghdad detentionXinhuaGunmen kill five in Iraq money exchange heistReutersOfficers and Inmates Are Killed in Iraq Jail RevoltNew York TimesLos Angeles Times -Aljazeera.net -The Associated Pressall 844 news articles »

Egypt Christians protest in Cairo after church attack - BBC News

09 May 2011 16:32

Fox NewsEgypt Christians protest in Cairo after church attackBBC NewsChristians in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, are holding a protest vigil near Tahrir Square following an attack on two churches in which 12 people died. More than 180 were wounded in clashes on Saturday after conservative Muslims attacked a church in the ...Egypt vows to tackle religious violenceAljazeera.netEgyptian Copts, reeling from violence, want protectionCNN InternationalEgypt promises justice after Copts and Muslims clash in CairoThe GuardianLos Angeles Times -Washington Post -Voice of Americaall 1,813 news articles »

In Egypt, sectarian violence erupts in Cairo - San Francisco Chronicle

09 May 2011 14:29

Globe and MailIn Egypt, sectarian violence erupts in CairoSan Francisco ChronicleAmr Nabil / AP A clergyman turns as Christians carry a coffin of a victim of the clashes with Muslims in Cairo. A night of street fighting between Muslims and Christians left at least 12 people dead and two churches in flames Sunday in the latest ...Is Egypt facing a counter revolution?ABC OnlineClashes in Cairo Leave 12 Dead and 2 Churches in FlamesNew York TimesEgypt vows to tackle religious violenceAljazeera.netCNN International -Los Angeles Times -The Guardianall 1,777 news articles »

Obama says he OKd bin Laden raid despite warnings - San Francisco Chronicle

09 May 2011 14:29

The HinduObama says he OKd bin Laden raid despite warningsSan Francisco ChroniclePresident Obama faced sharply divided counsel and, to his mind, barely better-than-even odds of success when he ordered the May 1 commando raid that killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, the president said in an interview broadcast Sunday. ...US pushes to interview bin Laden's wivesThe Seattle TimesUS Raises Pressure on Pakistan in Raid's WakeNew York TimesPresident Obama proves he has the Right StuffWashington TimesDailyIndia.com -San Jose Mercury News -GlobalPostall 25,706 news articles »

Taliban siege of Kandahar claims civilians - Sydney Morning Herald

09 May 2011 12:54

NEWS.com.auTaliban siege of Kandahar claims civiliansSydney Morning HeraldKANDAHAR, Afghanistan: The Taliban's ''spring offensive'' has begun with a deadly siege of Kandahar and fighting is expected to continue into a third day. So far, two police officers and two civilians have been killed, as well as a dozen Taliban ...Taliban launch wave of attacks in Afghanistan's KandaharReutersAfghan forces' Taliban fight intensifiesThe Seattle TimesOfficial: Dozens wounded or dead from weekend clashes in AfghanistanCNN InternationalBBC News -The Guardian -Los Angeles Timesall 1,305 news articles »

Is Egypt facing a counter revolution? - ABC Online

09 May 2011 12:03

Fox NewsIs Egypt facing a counter revolution?ABC OnlineELEANOR HALL: The deadly weekend clashes between Muslims and Christians in Cairo are fuelling concerns about a counter revolution in Egypt. Twelve people were killed when Salafist Muslims surrounded a Coptic church in the Egyptian capital. ...Clashes in Cairo Leave 12 Dead and 2 Churches in FlamesNew York TimesSectarian violence in Cairo has Egypt on edgeChristian Science MonitorEgypt vows to tackle interfaith violenceAljazeera.netLos Angeles Times -CNN International -The Guardianall 1,744 news articles »

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