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ReutersGaddafi Troops Clash With Rebels In Oil PortSky NewsTroops loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have entered the oil port of Ras Lanuf and are fighting insurgents for control of the town, reports have said. To view this content you need Flash and Javascript enabled in your browser. ...Libyan rebels fall back after Gadhafi forces seize vital oil portDetroit Free PressRebel push stalls outside Ras LanufAljazeera.netKadafi's son tells rebels, 'We're coming'Los Angeles TimesReuters -New York Times -Wal

Qaddafi's Forces Have Momentum in Libya War on Rebels, US Officials Say - Bloomberg

11 March 2011 12:53

Los Angeles TimesQaddafi's Forces Have Momentum in Libya War on Rebels, US Officials SayBloombergLibyan leader Muammar Qaddafi's better-equipped forces have gained momentum against the rebels trying to drive him from power, senior US intelligence officials said. Appearing before the Senate Armed ...US officials are at odds over Libya outcomeLos Angeles TimesIntelligence director's testimony about Gaddafi causes controversyWashington PostUS Escalates Pressure on Libya Amid Mixed SignalsNew York TimesAFP -Wal

China rescuers search town after quake kills 25 - Houston Chronicle

11 March 2011 12:37

Globe and MailChina rescuers search town after quake kills 25Houston ChronicleBy GILLIAN WONG AP © 2011 The Associated Press BEIJING — Rescuers in southwest China battled rolling aftershocks Friday as they scoured toppled buildings for survivors of an earthquake that killed 25 people and injured 250 near the country's border ...China rescuers search town after quake kills 25Atlanta Journal ConstitutionRescuers search for survivors after China's quakeXinhuaChina quake kills at least 25CNN InternationalWilkes

Dalai Lama resigns - ABC Online

11 March 2011 12:01

Globe and MailDalai Lama resignsABC OnlineELIZABETH JACKSON: The Dalai Lama has announced that he will step down from his role as the political leader of the Tibetan exile government. By devolving his powers the Dalai Lama would give the prime minister greater clout as the region seeks ...Fiorito: Exiled Tibetans ponder their political choicesToronto StarDalai Lama says he'll give up his political roleWashington PostDalai Lama to retire from politics after six decades as formal Tibet rulerMirror.co.ukGlobe

Rescuers search for survivors after China's quake - Xinhua

11 March 2011 11:29

Globe and MailRescuers search for survivors after China's quakeXinhuaYINGJIANG, Yunnan, March 11 (Xinhua) -- Soldiers with sniffer dogs and life detectors kept searching in the rubble Friday for survivors after a moderate quake hit a densely-inhabited town in southwest China a day ago. The 5.8-magnitude tremor, ...China rescuers search town after quake kills 25Houston ChronicleChina rescuers search town after quake kills 25Atlanta Journal ConstitutionChina quake kills at least 25CNN InternationalNews24 -New

Saudi Police Open Fire To Scatter Protesters - Sky News

11 March 2011 10:40

Reuters Blogs (blog)Saudi Police Open Fire To Scatter ProtestersSky NewsSaudi police have opened fire to disperse anti-government protesters, leaving at least one man injured in the city of Qatif, according to reports. To view this content you need Flash and Javascript enabled in your browser. Please download Flash from ...Shooting and injuries before Saudi day of protestReutersSaudi Police Open Fire To Break Up A ProtestNew York TimesSaudi King Counters Protests With $36 Billion as Tension MountsBloombergJ

Japan's PM hangs on despite political donations furore - Reuters

11 March 2011 10:40

The HinduJapan's PM hangs on despite political donations furoreReutersTOKYO, March 11 (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said on Friday he would not step down after it emerged that he had received political donations from a foreign national, days after his foreign minister quit over a similar ...Japan PM Admits Improper DonationsWall Street JournalKan Engulfed by Donation Turmoil as Japan Paralysis GrowsBloombergJapan PM admits foreign donationsBBC NewsAFP -Asahi Shimbun -Financial Timesall 437 n

French, British leaders urge allies to take united action on Libya - Xinhua

11 March 2011 09:36

Ha'aretzFrench, British leaders urge allies to take united action on LibyaXinhuaPARIS, March 10 (Xinhua) -- French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister David Cameron issued a joint letter to European Council President Herman van Rompuy Thursday night, calling on allies to take united action on the Libya crisis. ...West divided ahead of Libya crisis talksHerald SunFrance, US Reach Out to RebelsWall Street JournalUK seeks to up Gaddafi pressureBBC NewsVoice of America -Reuters -AFPall 831 news

Somalia: Pirates Repel Effort to Rescue Danish Family - New York Times

11 March 2011 09:10

Somalia: Pirates Repel Effort to Rescue Danish FamilyNew York TimesBy AP An attempt by armed forces from the semiautonomous region of Puntland to free a Danish family from a pirate gang failed Thursday, when the security forces were ambushed by pirates, a pirate and a Puntland official said. ...Danish hostage rescue bid failsBBC NewsPirates holding Danish family thwart rescue attemptGlobalPostUN Security Council expresses worries about 'grave threat' of Somali piracyThe Canadian PressAFP -ISRIA (registratio

US officials are at odds over Libya outcome - Los Angeles Times

11 March 2011 08:57

ReutersUS officials are at odds over Libya outcomeLos Angeles TimesDirector of National Intelligence James Clapper expects Moammar Kadafi to ultimately defeat rebels, but the White House has a different view. Libyan rebel fighters bring a wounded comrade to a hospital in Port Brega. ...Kadhafi 'will prevail,' top US spy warnsAFPIntelligence director's testimony about Gaddafi causes controversyWashington PostUS Escalates Pressure on Libya Amid Mixed SignalsNew York TimesWall Street Journal -Kansas City Star

US experts on Japan deplore current political situation - Asahi Shimbun

11 March 2011 08:05

Washington PostUS experts on Japan deplore current political situationAsahi ShimbunThe sudden resignation of Seiji Maehara as foreign minister last Sunday dealt yet another blow to Prime Minister Naoto Kan, who himself is under growing pressure to quit or dissolve the Lower House for a snap election. The difficulties facing Kan are a ...Japan's new foreign minister sworn inXinhuaJapan: Premier Admits Receiving Illegal Donations UnknowinglyNew York TimesJapan's Opposition Parties To Consider Proposed Tax Bil

UK seeks to up Gaddafi pressure - BBC News

11 March 2011 05:49

CTV.caUK seeks to up Gaddafi pressureBBC NewsThe UK and France have sought to ramp up the pressure on Col Gaddafi ahead of Friday's EU summit, saying the Libyan leader has "lost any legitimacy". Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy called for an immediate halt to ...French, British leaders urge allies to take united action on LibyaXinhuaFrance backs Libyan rebel council, to send envoyReutersDavid Cameron hints at support for air strikes against GaddafiMirror.co.ukNew York Times

Yemen's Leader Proposes Shifting Some Powers - New York Times

11 March 2011 00:01

Monsters and Critics.comYemen's Leader Proposes Shifting Some PowersNew York TimesSANA, Yemen — President Ali Abdullah Saleh on Thursday proposed giving more power to Parliament in an attempt to quell growing challenges to his 32-year rule, but a leader of the antigovernment protesters staging a sit-in here quickly ...Yemen president vows reform as protests continueReutersYemeni President Pledges New ConstitutionVoice of AmericaYemeni president offers plan to amend constitutionWashington PostBBC News -CNN -

Libya Regime Pushes Back - Wall Street Journal

10 March 2011 17:46

Globe and MailLibya Regime Pushes BackWall Street JournalWSJ's Jerry Seib and Neal Lipschutz report with a stalemate looming in Libya between Gadhafi-backed forces and rebels, the US and its allies still have a No-Fly Zone on the table to potentially force a peaceful governmental transition. ...NATO to Discuss Libya OptionsVoice of AmericaNo-fly zone 'doesn't need attack'BBC NewsNATO group to meet on Libya as fighting ragesCNN InternationalThe Guardian -ABC Online -NPRall 12,512 news articles »

Yemen's president offers new constitution and referendum - The Guardian

10 March 2011 17:28

The GuardianYemen's president offers new constitution and referendumThe GuardianYemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, tells supporters he will put a new constitution based on a separation of powers to a referendum. Photograph: Yahya Arhab/EPA Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, has said he will draw up a new constitution to ...Yemen's president seeks unity governmentFinancial TimesYemen opposition rejects president's conciliation offerXinhuaYemen president offers new constitution and referendumCNNReuter

Saudi minister calls for 'dialogue not protests' - Financial Times

10 March 2011 17:10

ReutersSaudi minister calls for 'dialogue not protests'Financial TimesTwo days ahead of a planned “Day of Rage”, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Wednesday that dialogue, not protests, was the best way to deal with ”shortcomings” and to achieve aspiration of the Saudi people. ...Region's Unrest Raises Heat on Saudi LeadersWall Street JournalSaudis pessimistic about 'Day of rage'Times LIVEAnalysts: Saudi Arabia Is Nervous About Domestic DiscontentVoice of AmericaLos Angeles Times -BBC News -Ha'aretzal

Moderate quake hits SW China region, killing at least 14 - Xinhua

10 March 2011 16:06

Fox NewsModerate quake hits SW China region, killing at least 14XinhuaKUNMING/BEIJING, March 10 (Xinhua) -- At least 14 people were killed and 157 others injured after a 5.8-magnitude quake jolted Yingjiang County in southwest China's Yunnan Province Thursday. The county government updated the figures at about 3:55 pm ...China quake kills at least 14CNN InternationalSeven dead, more than 200 injured in China quakeMyFoxOrlando.comEarthquake in China...NATO defense chiefs to discuss Libya...More overtures ...

ElBaradei to Run for Egypt's Presidency - New York Times

10 March 2011 14:35

CTV.caElBaradei to Run for Egypt's PresidencyNew York TimesSeveral hundred Christians protested in Cairo on Tuesday over the burning of a church in the village of Soul last week. Clashes erupted between the demonstrators and Muslims in which 11 people were killed. By LIAM STACK and MONA EL-NAGGAR CAIRO ...13 killed in clashes between Copts and Muslims in EgyptLos Angeles TimesClashes Kill 13 as Old Woes Beset New EgyptWall Street JournalSectarian clashes in Egypt challenge revolutionary idealismWashington P

Japan's new FM faces critical make-or-break diplomatic issues - Xinhua

10 March 2011 14:34

Kansas City StarJapan's new FM faces critical make-or-break diplomatic issuesXinhuaTOKYO, March 10 (Xinhua) -- Japan's new Foreign Minister Takeaki Matsumoto's first day in his post was hardly a baptism by fire on Thursday, but the blue-blood politician will need to hit the ground running. Political commentators have said that Prime ...Japan's Opposition LDP To Consider Proposed Tax BillWall Street JournalJapan ruling party MP says election unlikely soonReutersPost PartisanWashington PostStraits Times -The

Qaddafi bombs oil facility in blow to Libya's oil infrastructure - Christian Science Monitor

10 March 2011 13:42

ReutersQaddafi bombs oil facility in blow to Libya's oil infrastructureChristian Science MonitorA rebel position at Libya's Ras Lanuf came under withering fire today as Muammar Qaddafi's forces set an oil tank ablaze at a key export terminal. Rebels drive past a burning oil terminal after it was hit by pro-Gaddafi forces during clashes between ...Rebels and Gaddafi forces battle in eastern and western LibyaWashington PostBattles rage over Libyan citiesAljazeera.netLibya as it happened March 9Telegraph.co.uk

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