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USA TodayYemen's president should transfer power, Gulf bloc saysCNN InternationalBy the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A coalition of Persian Gulf nations is urging Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh to transfer powers to his vice president in an effort to maintain "the unity of Yemen and its security and stability. ...Gulf states push for Yemen's Saleh to leaveReuters AfricaSevere impacts loom as Yemen unrest deepensXinhuaGulf ministers meet to discuss YemenAljazeera.netBBC News -New York Times -Voice of Americaall 1,209 news articles »

Japan still reeling one month after massive quake and tsunami - Xinhua

11 April 2011 14:48

BBC NewsJapan still reeling one month after massive quake and tsunamiXinhuaTOKYO, April 11 (Xinhua) -- One month after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit northeastern regions of Japan, thousands of people remain missing and workers are still struggling to regain control of a crippled nuclear power plant. ...Japan's PM thanks world for support on one-month anniversary of earthquakeTelegraph.co.ukJapan marks one month quake anniversaryAljazeera.netJapan PM Naoto Kan makes pledge to tsunami survivorsBBC NewsHindustan Times -Detroit Free Press -Reutersall 1,549 news articles »

VIDEO: Mubarak summoned for questioning - BBC News

11 April 2011 14:29

CBC.caVIDEO: Mubarak summoned for questioningBBC NewsFormer Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been summoned by the state prosecutor for questioning over alleged corruption and killings of protesters. The announcement came shortly after Mr Mubarak made his first statement since he was ousted two months ...Egyptian Prosecutors to Question MubarakWall Street JournalEgypt gears up anti-graft battle against Mubarak regimeXinhuaEgypt's public prosecutor has summoned Hosni Mubarak for questioning over the ...Irish TimesNew York Times -Washington Post -CNN Internationalall 2,724 news articles »

Ivory Coast's Ouattara Asks United Nations to 'Neutralize' Gbagbo Weapons - Bloomberg

11 April 2011 14:19

USA TodayIvory Coast's Ouattara Asks United Nations to 'Neutralize' Gbagbo WeaponsBloombergIvory Coast President-elect Alassane Ouattara asked the United Nations to “neutralize” heavy weapons used by Laurent Gbagbo's forces in Abidjan, the commercial capital, where French ...UN, French renew helicopter strikes in Ivory CoastABC OnlineUN, French forces attack Gbagbo's residenceXinhuaIvory Coast: UN and France launch reprisal attacks on GbagboThe GuardianThe Associated Press -Christian Science Monitor -Aljazeera.netall 3,198 news articles »

Court case looms as Iceland again rejects debt deal - Reuters

11 April 2011 13:58

CBC.caCourt case looms as Iceland again rejects debt dealReutersREYKJAVIK/LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - Britain and the Netherlands plan to sue Iceland in a potentially drawn-out legal battle to recover $5 billion lost in a bank crash after Icelandic voters rejected a plan to ...Icelanders Reject Deal to Repay UK, NetherlandsWall Street JournalBritish and Dutch to Sue Over an Icelandic DebtNew York TimesUK and Netherlands to sue IcelandBBC NewsBusinessWeek -Telegraph.co.uk -CNNall 1,512 news articles »

Populist ex-army officer leads in Peru election - Los Angeles Times

11 April 2011 13:57

Financial Times (blog)Populist ex-army officer leads in Peru electionLos Angeles TimesOllanta Humala, seen by some as too close to Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, appears set to win the presidential election, but may not gain the majority needed to avoid a runoff in June. Presidential candidate Ollanta Humala, accompanied by his wife Nadine ...Peru election: Ollanta Humala profileTelegraph.co.ukLeftist ex-officer tops Peru vote, heads to runoffContra Costa TimesPeru presidential election goes to run-offReutersCNN International -Bloomberg -Wall Street Journalall 1,244 news articles »

Japan PM weakened by local election losses, nuclear woes - Reuters

11 April 2011 12:02

The GuardianJapan PM weakened by local election losses, nuclear woesReutersBy Linda Sieg and Chisa Fujioka TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Naoto Kan's ruling party suffered embarrassing losses in weekend local elections after the Japanese leader came under fire over a nuclear disaster, further weakening his clout and ...Somber ceremonies mark 1 month since Japan tsunamiThe Associated PressMonth after, lady luck smiles on Japan's homelessTimes of IndiaJapan PM Kan makes tsunami pledgeBBC NewsWall Street Journal -Bloomberg -Los Angeles Timesall 1,358 news articles »

UN, French forces attack Gbagbo's residence - Xinhua

11 April 2011 11:11

USA TodayUN, French forces attack Gbagbo's residenceXinhuaBEIJING, April 11 (Xinhuanet) -- United Nations and French helicopters have reportedly fired missiles at the residence in Abidjan of Cote d'Ivoire's incumbent leader Laurent Gbagbo, who is holed up in a bunker. UN officials say Sunday's airstrikes were ...Ivory Coast: UN and France launch reprisal attacks on GbagboThe GuardianMisery afflicts Ivory Coast's west after killingsThe Associated PressLiberian mercenaries detail their rampages in western Ivory CoastChristian Science MonitorAljazeera.net -The Press Association -CNN Internationalall 3,152 news articles »

Japan fails to stop radioactive discharge into ocean - Reuters

11 April 2011 10:07

Fox NewsJapan fails to stop radioactive discharge into oceanReutersA mirror is seen at an area damaged by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Ishinomaki, Miyagi prefecture, April 10, 2011. By Yoko Kubota and Kiyoshi Takenaka TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese nuclear power plant operator TEPCO expects to stop pumping ...Somber ceremonies mark 1 month since Japan tsunamiThe Associated PressCapital Dynamics Sees Renewable Energy Growth After Japan's Nuclear CrisisBloombergSomber Ceremonies Mark 1 Month Since Japan TsunamiABC NewsTimes of India -Wall Street Journal -Monsters and Critics.comall 2,163 news articles »

Nato jets pound Gaddafi forces - Times of India

11 April 2011 09:46

The GuardianNato jets pound Gaddafi forcesTimes of IndiaBENGHAZI: Nato launched air strikes against Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's troops in the stricken port city of Misrata on Sunday after regime forces killed at least 11 people there over the weekend , rebels said. And in Brussels, an alliance official ...Gaddafi accepts peace plan, Zuma saysThe AustralianAfrican mediators in Libya as NATO hits tanksSydney Morning HeraldGaddafi accepts African Union peace plan, says ZumaBBC NewsAljazeera.net -Voice of America -TIMEall 1,926 news articles »

Icelanders Reject Deal to Repay UK, Netherlands - Wall Street Journal

11 April 2011 09:45

The GuardianIcelanders Reject Deal to Repay UK, NetherlandsWall Street JournalFor the second time, Icelanders voted down a deal to repay Britain and the Netherlands billions of euros lost in the island nation's 2008 financial collapse—at once a bold popular rejection of the notion that taxpayers must bear the ...British and Dutch to Sue Over an Icelandic DebtNew York TimesIcelanders Reject Depositor Bill, Forcing Year-Long Court FightBusinessWeekUK and Netherlands to sue IcelandBBC NewsThe Associated Press -Reuters -CNNall 1,534 news articles »

Israel and Hamas Consider Cease-Fire - New York Times

11 April 2011 08:41

Globe and MailIsrael and Hamas Consider Cease-FireNew York TimesJERUSALEM — Israel and Hamas signaled on Sunday that they were willing to restore calm after days of intense fighting, and while militants in Gaza fired about 10 rockets and mortar shells into southern Israel, most fell in open areas ...IDF refrains from response to Gaza rocket fire as border violence coolsHa'aretzShort-term ceasefire, long-term instability foreseen in GazaXinhuaIDF conditionally ceases air strikes on Hamas targetsJerusalem PostTimes of India -Reuters -Wall Street Journalall 3,758 news articles »

Four Killed as Syria Cuts Off City - New York Times

11 April 2011 08:00

ReutersFour Killed as Syria Cuts Off CityNew York TimesBy AP BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Syrian security forces and pro-government gunmen killed four protesters on Sunday in the Syrian port city of Banias. The army had sealed off the city as hundreds of protesters gathered, undaunted by the government's use of ...At least 3 die in Syria protests, witnesses sayLos Angeles TimesSyrian death toll rises as clashes continueCNNFour Protesters Killed in Syrian CityVoice of AmericaReuters -The Guardian -The Associated Pressall 3,004 news articles »

China Detains Worshipers Over Praying In Public - New York Times

11 April 2011 07:33

Fox NewsChina Detains Worshipers Over Praying In PublicNew York TimesBEIJING — The police detained dozens of members of an underground Protestant church on Sunday after the congregation tried to pray in a public plaza in the north of the capital. The raid on the church, ...China cracks down on "unofficial" church: reportMarketWatchChinese police detain members of unregistered churchLos Angeles TimesChina Breaks Up Christian Worship ServicesVoice of AmericaAljazeera.net -The Guardian -Irish Timesall 365 news articles »

Syrian death toll rises as clashes continue - CNN

11 April 2011 07:08

Telegraph.co.ukSyrian death toll rises as clashes continueCNNBy the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- At least four people died and 17 others were injured by sniper shots as Syrian army and security forces gathered in the northwestern city of Banias, an eyewitness said Sunday, the same day state news reported an ambush on ...Four Killed as Syria Cuts Off CityNew York TimesSyria's violent protests rage as government seals port cityWashington PostAt least 3 die in Syria protests, witnesses sayLos Angeles TimesThe Guardian -BBC News -The Associated Pressall 539 news articles »

Gulf ministers meet to discuss Yemen - Aljazeera.net

11 April 2011 01:21

Telegraph.co.ukGulf ministers meet to discuss YemenAljazeera.netGulf Arab foreign ministers, seeking a resolution to the political crisis in Yemen, have urged Ali Abdullah Saleh, the country's president, to ensure a peaceful transition to his deputy. Meeting in the Saudi capital Riyadh on Sunday, they also called ...Gulf Nations Repeat Offer to Mediate Crisis in YemenNew York TimesYemen's President Loses Backing From Arab Gulf Amid UprisingsBloombergYemeni forces fire on protestersBBC NewsXinhua -Voice of America -The Associated Pressall 1,132 news articles »

Gulf ministers meet to review Yemen mediation - Reuters Africa

10 April 2011 17:37

Fox NewsGulf ministers meet to review Yemen mediationReuters AfricaBy Mohamed Sudam and Mohammed Ghobari SANAA, April 10 (Reuters) - Gulf Arab foreign ministers meet in Saudi Arabia on Sunday to see whether an offer to mediate in Yemen's political crisis has a chance of success after a war of words between Qatar and ...Severe impacts loom as Yemen unrest deepensXinhuaYemen unrest: Hundreds injured in Sanaa protestsBBC NewsTens of Thousands Protest in YemenNew York TimesCNN International -Reuters -Washington Postall 620 news articles »

Iceland rejects plan to pay back debt owed following Icesave bank crash - The Guardian

10 April 2011 17:18

Telegraph.co.ukIceland rejects plan to pay back debt owed following Icesave bank crashThe GuardianIcelanders celebrate the defeat of a renegotiated compensation plan for Britain and the Netherlands following collapse of the Icesave bank. Photograph: Halldor Kolbeins/AFP/Getty Images Icelanders have rejected the latest government-approved plan to ...Iceland rejects debt deal to repay UK, DutchKansas City StarIcelanders Reject British, Dutch Depositor Bill a 2nd TimeBusinessWeekIceland's voters reject British, Dutch reimbursement anewMonsters and Critics.comBBC News -Financial Times -Wall Street Journalall 834 news articles »

Dutch gunman faced weapons probe - BBC News

10 April 2011 17:16

BBC NewsDutch gunman faced weapons probeBBC NewsThe gunman who killed six people in the Netherlands before taking his own life had previously been investigated over illegal weapons. A Dutch prosecutor said Tristan van der Vlis, 24, had faced an inquiry in 2003 but had not been convicted. ...Dutch Mourn Mall Shooting VictimsABC NewsDutch mourn mall shooting victimsSeattle Post IntelligencerIn the World | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-04-10Philadelphia InquirerXinhua -Sky News -CNNall 1,193 news articles »

Hundreds of Egyptians remain in Tahrir after army concessions - The Hindu

10 April 2011 16:46

Globe and MailHundreds of Egyptians remain in Tahrir after army concessionsThe HinduAP Protesters chant slogans as they march following an attack by security forces in Tahrir Square on Saturday. Hundreds of demonstrators remained in central Cairo's Tahrir square on Sunday, following protests against the army's chief, despite efforts ...Egypt's army to replace governorsBBC NewsEgypt protesters defy military after crackdownAFP1 killed, 71 injured in Cairo's Tahrir square clashesXinhuaWashington Post -Aljazeera.net -New York Timesall 1,751 news articles »

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