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Telegraph.co.ukChina to Cut Nuclear Goal After Japan Reactor CrisisBloombergBy Bloomberg News - Fri Apr 01 08:49:30 GMT 2011 (Corrects official's title and spelling of his name in second paragraph of story published March 31.) China, the world's biggest energy consumer, will cut its 2020 target for nuclear power capacity and ...Insider's viewBBC NewsTepco Discloses Problem with Radiation ReadingsWall Street JournalReport: Fukushima nuke workers expect to diemsnbc.comNew York Times -NPR -Herald Sunall 11,810 news articles »

Burma: Still a Pariah - The Irrawaddy News Magazine

01 April 2011 17:05

Boston GlobeBurma: Still a PariahThe Irrawaddy News MagazineIf you read The New Light of Myanmar today hoping to find signs of change in Burma, you can be forgiven for feeling a bit despondent. Ex-Gen Thein Sein's inaugural speech as the country's newly minted president gave ...Myanmar's junta is 'dissolved' as govt sworn inThe Associated PressMyanmar junta makes way for civilian governmentReutersPresident Replaces Junta in Myanmar Shadow PlayNew York TimesCNN International -AFP -BBC Newsall 460 news articles »

US Ending Its Air Combat Role in Libya - ABC News

01 April 2011 16:24

ReutersUS Ending Its Air Combat Role in LibyaABC NewsAP By ROBERT BURNS AP National Security Writer The Pentagon is about to pull its attack planes out of the international air campaign in Libya, hoping NATO partners can take up the slack. AP Defense Secretary Robert Gates, left, accompanied by Joint ...Libyan Rebel Forces Need Training More Than Weapons, Gates SaysBloombergSpecial report: The West's unwanted war in Libyamsnbc.comRobert Gates' goal for Libya: No American troops on the groundLos Angeles TimesBowdoin Orient -GlobalPost -KBOIall 15,931 news articles »

US Aids Japan in Final Sweep for Quake Victims - New York Times

01 April 2011 16:06

CTV.caUS Aids Japan in Final Sweep for Quake VictimsNew York TimesTOKYO — Japanese and American forces combined efforts on Friday in a final three-day search for thousands of people still missing in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan three weeks ago, marking a last sweep ...Scenic Japan road is now Tsunami HighwayReutersNew 6.4M quake strick coast of Fukushima, no damage reportedXinhuaScam artists exploit generosity in JapanLos Angeles TimesBloomberg -Telegraph.co.uk -CNN Internationalall 1,924 news articles »

Anxiety Roils Libyan Capital Amid Top-Level Defections - New York Times

01 April 2011 14:31

The HinduAnxiety Roils Libyan Capital Amid Top-Level DefectionsNew York TimesA woman carried a portrait of Colonel Qaddafi during a rally in his support in front of the Rixos Hotel in Tripoli on Thursday. More Photos » By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and CJ CHIVERS TRIPOLI, Libya — Anxiety seized the Qaddafi government on Thursday over ...Libya: 31 March as it happenedTelegraph.co.ukNewspaper reviewBBC NewsLibyan Defector Faces New Peril in UKWall Street JournalVoice of America -The Guardian -Xinhuaall 2,733 news articles »

Radioactive Iodine Detected in Ocean, Despite Gains at Japanese Plant - New York Times

01 April 2011 13:57

USA TodayRadioactive Iodine Detected in Ocean, Despite Gains at Japanese PlantNew York TimesNagashima Rio, who was born on March 15, was tested Thursday for nuclear radiation at an evacuation center about 70 miles from the Fukushima Daiichi plant. By DAVID JOLLY TOKYO — Workers made incremental progress at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi ...Cattle Struggling to Survive in Fukushima as Radiation Taints Soil, WaterBloombergJapan Nuclear Agency: Questions Over Tepco's Radioactivity AnalysisWall Street JournalJapan nuclear crisis: government to take large stake in TepcoTelegraph.co.ukLos Angeles Times -Xinhua -Aljazeera.netall 12,064 news articles »

The paralysis of Israeli leaders is our worst enemy - Ha'aretz

01 April 2011 13:37

The GuardianThe paralysis of Israeli leaders is our worst enemyHa'aretzRulers who are just as strong as Bibi are unable to deal with the waves of mass protests and the fear that tens of thousands of Palestinians will march to our borders has always hovered over us as an abstract threat. By Yoel Marcus As one of the people ...Palestinian engineer kidnapped in Ukraine appears in Israeli courtThe GuardianGaza Man Says Israel Kidnapped HimNew York TimesUN forum urges int'l recognition of Palestinian StateXinhuaJerusalem Post -Voice of America -BusinessWeekall 445 news articles »

Gates Backs Obama on Libya Air Attacks After Early Skepticism - Bloomberg

01 April 2011 12:21

ReutersGates Backs Obama on Libya Air Attacks After Early SkepticismBloombergDefense Secretary Robert Gates, an early voice of caution on US military involvement in Libya, defended President Barack Obama's decision to join the air campaign in an appearance on Capitol Hill. ...Pentagon to withdraw ground-attack aircraft, leaving allies to handle bulk of ...Los Angeles TimesGates calls for limited role aiding Libyan rebelsRichmond Times DispatchGates: Libya Could Drag Into 'Stalemate' If Qaddafi StaysFox NewsABC Online -Politico -Washington Timesall 1,983 news articles »

Libyan Defector Faces New Peril in UK - Wall Street Journal

01 April 2011 11:33

The HinduLibyan Defector Faces New Peril in UKWall Street JournalFormer Libyan Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa, having defected to the UK, faces possible prosecution there after the government said he wouldn't receive immunity. At the same time, Scottish law ...Opposition Hopes to Gain Information from Libyan DefectorVoice of AmericaGadhafi defiant in face of high-profile defectionsThe Seattle TimesLibya gov't: FM's resign is his personal decisionXinhuaKansas City Star -BBC Newsall 2,315 news articles »

India: To 1.21 Billion, but More Slowly - New York Times

01 April 2011 11:24

The GuardianIndia: To 1.21 Billion, but More SlowlyNew York TimesIndia's population has grown to 1.21 billion, second to only China, according to new census data. And despite a decade of slower population growth — it was 17.6 percent from 2001-2011, down from 21.5 percent in the 10 years before that ...India's population grows to 1.2 billionLos Angeles TimesIndia's population reaches 1.21 billionBoston GlobeCensus reveals that 17% of the world is IndianThe GuardianBBC News -Times of India -Telegraph.co.ukall 506 news articles »

Libyan rebels losing their nerve - Los Angeles Times

01 April 2011 10:48

CBC.caLibyan rebels losing their nerveLos Angeles TimesVisions of Moammar Kadafi falling quickly to the revolution have given way to low morale and a tendency to flee. By David Zucchino, Los Angeles Times The nascent rebel effort in eastern Libya, sustained for weeks by revolutionary passion and zeal, ...Obama administration pushes dual-track policy in LibyaCNN InternationalLibyan revolt receives international involvementGuilfordianMixed signals on LibyaPocono RecordInternational Business Times -Washington Post -New York Timesall 15,111 news articles »

Opposition Hopes to Gain Information from Libyan Defector - Voice of America

01 April 2011 09:31

Globe and MailOpposition Hopes to Gain Information from Libyan DefectorVoice of AmericaA member of the rebels fighting forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi says members of the Transitional Council have begun efforts to gain “strategic” information from defecting Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa in their objective to force the ...Ragtag Rebels Struggle in BattleWall Street JournalGaddafi foreign minister defects, others may follow suitTimes of IndiaKoussa defection could provide huge boost for WestGlobe and MailABC Online -BBC News -The Guardianall 2,717 news articles »

Lawmakers grill Gates on price of 'illegal war' - Washington Times

01 April 2011 09:27

The GuardianLawmakers grill Gates on price of 'illegal war'Washington TimesASSOCIATED PRESS 'I'M NO EXPERT': Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Thursday tells lawmakers on Capitol Hill of the $550 million price tag for the conflict in Libya. By Shaun Waterman Skeptical lawmakers from both parties cross-examined Defense ...US wants others to arm, train Libyan rebelsMiamiHerald.comLibya: Dodging Flak on Capitol HillTIME (blog)Gates, Mullen face hostile Libya questionsCNNPolitico -Christian Science Monitor -Los Angeles Timesall 738 news articles »

Fierce battle in Ivory Coast city - BBC News

01 April 2011 09:25

Globe and MailFierce battle in Ivory Coast cityBBC NewsThere has been heavy fighting in Ivory Coast's main city, Abidjan, between forces loyal to the UN-recognised president, Alassane Ouattara, and supporters of incumbent Laurent Gbagbo. Witnesses have reported hearing intense gunfire near Mr Gbagbo's ...Residents Report Fighting Near Ivory Coast Presidential PalaceVoice of AmericaHeavy fighting after Ouattara troops reach AbidjanReutersIvory Coast Rebels Fight for Gbagbo's Last Stronghold, AbidjanBloombergXinhua -Los Angeles Times -ABC Onlineall 3,461 news articles »

Yemen's future hinges on its two most powerful men - Washington Post

01 April 2011 09:18

Globe and MailYemen's future hinges on its two most powerful menWashington PostSANAA, Yemen — They are from the same village, the same tribe and the same clan. Once as close as brothers, they rose together in Yemen's military, shared the same political vision, the same lofty ...Amid region's unrest, al-Qaeda makes inroads in YemenUSA TodayYemen leader 'must leave country'BBC NewsIn Yemen, Sit-In Against the Government Yields Business OpportunitiesNew York TimesWall Street Journal -Voice of America -The Associated Pressall 494 news articles »

Syria Offers Changes Before Renewed Protests - New York Times

01 April 2011 08:33

Kansas City StarSyria Offers Changes Before Renewed ProtestsNew York TimesCAIRO — As Syria braced for renewed antigovernment demonstrations, the government announced new measures on Thursday seemingly aimed at addressing the protesters' demands. Hussein Malla/Associated Press A doctor treats an injured civilian ...Obama's nuanced foreign policy evident in Libya vs. SyriaLos Angeles TimesSyria's 'reformer'Washington PostSyria's Popular Uprising Fails to Force Authentic ReformsVoice of AmericaXinhua -Telegraph.co.uk -Aljazeera.netall 588 news articles »

Palestinian engineer kidnapped in Ukraine appears in Israeli court - The Guardian

01 April 2011 04:50

Boston GlobePalestinian engineer kidnapped in Ukraine appears in Israeli courtThe GuardianPalestinian engineer Dirar Abu Sisi, who is believed to have been kidnapped from Ukraine by Mossad. Photograph: Ariel Schalit/AP A Palestinian engineer who is believed to have been abducted from Ukraine by the Israeli secret service, Mossad, ...Lawmakers press Obama on anti-Israel 'incitement'AFPNew Tensions Along Israel Gaza BorderVoice of AmericaPalestinian cleared of rape charges: The police treated us like dogsHa'aretzJerusalem Post -Ynetnews -NPRall 396 news articles »

Arming Libyan rebels: Should US do it? - CNN International

01 April 2011 04:23

Globe and MailArming Libyan rebels: Should US do it?CNN InternationalWashington (CNN) -- The United States has seen what happens when it arms rebel forces against brutal regimes -- and how it can backfire. Libya could end up in that same category. Here are some frequently asked questions on the ...Clinton says no decision on arming Libyan rebelsReutersCan the US really take a supporting role in Libya operation?Christian Science MonitorU.S. wants other nations to pitch in on LibyaWashington PostWall Street Journal -CBS News -Guilfordianall 13,473 news articles »

North Africa NATO Says Arming Libyan Rebels Not an Option - Voice of America

01 April 2011 00:36

The HinduNorth Africa NATO Says Arming Libyan Rebels Not an OptionVoice of AmericaAs NATO assumed full control of military operations targeting Libya, the alliance's chief said the body does not support the idea of arming the rebel forces. Hours after NATO took over the Libyan operations, the alliance's Secretary General Anders Fogh ...Tripoli air strikes killed 40 civilians claims Vatican officialThe GuardianNATO Rules Out Arming RebelsWall Street JournalLittle talk on the hustings of Canada's role in LibyaGlobe and MailCNN International -Xinhua -NPRall 734 news articles »

Syrian president orders study on hated laws - Houston Chronicle

31 March 2011 17:55

Fox NewsSyrian president orders study on hated lawsHouston Chronicle© 2011 AP DAMASCUS, Syria — State-run television says the Syrian president has ordered that a legal committee be set up to study the possibility of abolishing the country's hated emergency laws that have been in place since 1963. ...Syria takes a riskTelegraph.co.ukSyrian Leader Shuns ReformWall Street JournalSyria in crisis / Should the people believe Assad's pledges for reform?Ha'aretzReuters -ABC Online -Jerusalem Postall 5,086 news articles »

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