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The HinduAir strikes go on over Libya, NATO in commandXinhuaTRIPOLI, March 28 (Xinhua) -- The Western-led coalition forces Sunday continued their air strikes on Libyan government forces after NATO decided to take full command of the Libya air campaign, as rebels reportedly retook control of a key oil exporting ...PM: Turkey Will Run Benghazi AirportABC NewsNato takes command of all aerial operations in LibyaBBC NewsNato to take over Libyan operationThe Press AssociationPolitico -Reuters -The Guardianall 4,362 news articles »

Coalition air raids hit Gaddafi's birth place - BBC News

28 March 2011 16:45

The HinduCoalition air raids hit Gaddafi's birth placeBBC NewsTo play this content JavaScript must be turned on and the latest Flash player installed. Backed by the airpower of Western forces, the rebels in Libya say that they have seized control of Sirte, the birthplace of Colonel Gaddafi. ...Libyan rebels target Gadhafi's birthplaceCNN InternationalLibya Rebels Near Sirte as Jets Bomb Qaddafi HometownBusinessWeekNATO Takes Full Command of Both No-Fly Zone and Civilian ProtectionABC NewsTelegraph.co.uk -New York Times -Indian Expressall 4,347 news articles »

China executed more people than rest of world combined: AI - Times of India

28 March 2011 16:41

Evening StandardChina executed more people than rest of world combined: AITimes of IndiaPTI | Mar 28, 2011, 02.05pm IST HONG KONG: China sentenced thousands of people to death last year even as the rest of the world's combined number dropped, Amnesty International said today. The London-based group said it could not determine the exact ...Amnesty International: Executions worldwide drop 25%CNN InternationalAmnesty International: Momentum Against Death Penalty Gains GroundVoice of AmericaExecutions falling, says AmnestyBBC NewsThe Guardian -Focus Taiwan News Channel -Amnesty International USAall 155 news articles »

Suicide Bombing Kills 13 in Afghanistan - Voice of America

28 March 2011 16:17

CBC.caSuicide Bombing Kills 13 in AfghanistanVoice of AmericaOfficials in eastern Afghanistan say a suicide car bomber has attacked a construction company, killing at least 13 people and wounding 50 others. Authorities said Monday the attack happened late Sunday in Paktika province, when the bomber detonated a ...40 Afghans Kidnapped by InsurgentsNew York TimesSuicide attack kills at least 13 in AfghanistanCNN InternationalDeaths in Afghan suicide blastAljazeera.netBBC News -Los Angeles Times -Monsters and Critics.comall 1,211 news articles »

Renewed Airstrikes Hit Libya as NATO Takes Over Aerial Operations - Fox News

28 March 2011 14:32

Fox NewsRenewed Airstrikes Hit Libya as NATO Takes Over Aerial OperationsFox NewsBREGA, Libya – Airstrikes and explosions were heard in the Libyan capital of Tripoli Sunday night, a sign that another round of attacks against strongman Muammar al-Qaddafi's military is under way. The anti-aircraft fire comes as NATO agrees to take ...Libyan rebels capture key oil townsWashington PostNine large blasts shake Sirte, LibyaTimes of IndiaLibya as it happened: March 26Telegraph.co.ukSky News -Boston Globe -ABC Onlineall 3,793 news articles »

Libya: Woman claiming rape is free - Chicago Sun-Times

28 March 2011 14:10

USA TodayLibya: Woman claiming rape is freeChicago Sun-TimesFT journalist Charles Clover, center top, attempts to stop a Libya Ministry of Information official from grabbing Iman Al-Obeidi, bottom right, who alleges she spent two days in detention after being arrested ...Government: Libyan woman who alleged rape to journalists releasedCNN InternationalLibyan woman offers glimpse into workings of Gaddafi governmentWashington PostLibya: Woman allegedly raped by militia has been freed, says regimeThe GuardianLos Angeles Times -Aljazeera.net -Telegraph.co.ukall 1,217 news articles »

Yemen leader drops offer to leave - Boston Globe

28 March 2011 13:47

CTV.caYemen leader drops offer to leaveBoston GlobePresident Ali Abdullah Saleh, who has ruled Yemen for 32 years, had said he would step down at the end of this year. (AFP/ Getty Images/ Al-Arabiya) By Ahmed Al-Haj Associated Press / March 28, 2011 SANA, Yemen — Yemen's president, clinging to power ...Yemen general is feared player: WikiLeaksReutersYemen transition talks stalledAljazeera.netSaleh departure in Yemen: A matter of 'when', not 'if'BBC NewsThe Associated Press -Voice of America -CNNall 2,252 news articles »

Syria deploys troops after clashes - Aljazeera.net

28 March 2011 13:43

USA TodaySyria deploys troops after clashesAljazeera.netSecurity forces patrol city of Latakia following the deaths of 12 people in a wave of protest violence and unrest. Syria has deployed security forces to the northern city of Latakia after violent protests left there at least 12 people dead and more ...Syria may ease limits on political freedomsBoston GlobeIn Syria, a test for Bashar AssadLos Angeles TimesSyria Tries to Ease Deep Political CrisisNew York TimesWall Street Journal -CNN -Voice of Americaall 1,854 news articles »

Obama needs an exit strategy from Libya beginning today - Youngstown Vindicator

28 March 2011 12:22

USA TodayObama needs an exit strategy from Libya beginning todayYoungstown VindicatorOver the weekend, President Ba- rack Obama offered a pretty good synopsis of what the United States had accomplished during its weeklong involvement in enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya. He said that Libya's air defenses have been “taken out,” and ...U.S. reducing naval firepower aimed at Gadhafi's forcesTbo.comGates: No Idea How Long US Military Could Be Involved in LibyaFox NewsGates: Qaddafi losing ground in LibyaCBS NewsNew York Times -Wall Street Journal -The Associated Pressall 2,577 news articles »

Japan says high radiation due to partial meltdown after quake - Reuters

28 March 2011 12:22

Fox NewsJapan says high radiation due to partial meltdown after quakeReutersTOKYO, March 28 (Reuters) - The high level of radiation in water flooding the basement of a reactor at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant is likely due to a partial melting of fuel rods after the March 11 ...Radiation levels rise at Japanese nuclear plantSan Francisco ChronicleSpectre of Chernobyl takes form in FukushimaABC OnlineJapan Edano: Told Tepco Erroneous Radiation Reading Is UnacceptableWall Street JournalMarketWatch -Xinhua -Washington Postall 14,898 news articles »

Nato to take over Libyan operation - The Press Association

28 March 2011 12:00

Globe and MailNato to take over Libyan operationThe Press AssociationNato is to take command of all international military operations over Libya, including air strikes on Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's ground forces. The agreement by alliance ambassadors, meeting on Sunday night in Brussels paves the way for the United ...NATO takes total control over Libya military operationsHindustan TimesNATO decides to take full command from USXinhuaNATO to enforce Libya embargo, stuck on no-flyReutersBBC News -CNN International -The Guardianall 4,090 news articles »

Libya raids hit Gaddafi hometown - BBC News

28 March 2011 11:35

The HinduLibya raids hit Gaddafi hometownBBC NewsCoalition air raids have hit the town of Sirte, Col Muammar Gaddafi's hometown and the next target of rebel forces advancing westwards. A Libyan government spokesman said three Libyan civilians had been killed in the city's port. ...Air raids target Gaddafi's home townSydney Morning HeraldLibyan rebels capture key oil townsWashington PostLibya rebels retake strategic town of Ras LanufXinhuaHerald Sun -Reuters Africa -The Seattle Timesall 3,756 news articles »

Israel Rolls Out First Mobile Battery of Antirocket System - New York Times

28 March 2011 11:10

CTV.caIsrael Rolls Out First Mobile Battery of Antirocket SystemNew York TimesOded Balilty/AP The first mobile battery of Iron Dome, a new antirocket missile defense system, was deployed Sunday on the outskirts of Beersheba, a city about 25 miles from Gaza. Israeli officials warned that the system was still experimental. ...Israel's southern towns slam State over lack of Gaza rocket defenseHa'aretzIsrael deploys first anti-rocket defense battery in southXinhuaImpatient Palestinians eye Arab world in fluxThe Associated PressBBC News -Ynetnews -Voice of Americaall 2,777 news articles »

In Syria, a test for Bashar Assad - Los Angeles Times

28 March 2011 10:37

Chicago TribuneIn Syria, a test for Bashar AssadLos Angeles TimesThe beleaguered president sends troops to protest areas and promises to repeal a controversial law. But there are signs that the unrest is a strain on his regime. By Garrett Therolf and Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times Syrian President Bashar Assad ...Syria Struggles as Unrest RisesWall Street JournalSyria 'to lift emergency law'Aljazeera.netSyria Tries to Ease Deep Political CrisisNew York TimesCNN -Voice of America -The Guardianall 1,818 news articles »

Air raids target Gaddafi's hometown - Sydney Morning Herald

28 March 2011 10:37

Telegraph.co.ukAir raids target Gaddafi's hometownSydney Morning HeraldNATO agrees to take full responsibility for military operations in Libya, ending a week of heated negotiations over the command structure. The Libyan capital Tripoli and Sirte, the hometown of Muammar Gaddafi, have both come under attack in coalition ...Fresh Airstrikes Aid RebelsWall Street JournalRebel forces gaining ground in LibyaCBS NewsNATO Takes Command of Libya Operation as Allies Step Up AttacksBusinessWeekBBC News -ABC News -Telegraph.co.ukall 4,109 news articles »

Amnesty International: Momentum Against Death Penalty Gains Ground - Voice of America

28 March 2011 08:59

Jakarta GlobeAmnesty International: Momentum Against Death Penalty Gains GroundVoice of AmericaThe London-based human rights organization Amnesty International says momentum against the death penalty is gaining ground around the world. The assessment is part of the group's data-based report titled Death Sentences and Executions in 2010. ...Executions falling, says AmnestyBBC NewsChina and US among top punishers but death penalty in declineThe GuardianOver 105 people sentenced to death in India in 2010, none executed: AmnestyThe HinduThe Independent -Reuters Africa -Amnesty International USAall 71 news articles »

Big losses for Merkel in German state elections - CNN International

28 March 2011 08:25

USA TodayBig losses for Merkel in German state electionsCNN InternationalBy the CNN Wire Staff Berlin -- A political shift of historic proportions is unfolding in Germany as preliminary state election results indicate big losses for Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Party, CDU. ...Analysis: Merkel to blame for rout but leadership not at riskReutersMerkel Loses Key German State on Nuclear FearsNew York TimesMerkel's Party Hit By Historic Loss In German State ElectionWall Street JournalXinhua -BBC News -The Guardianall 645 news articles »

Lights go off around world to observe Earth Hour - Xinhua

28 March 2011 06:26

CBC.caLights go off around world to observe Earth HourXinhuaBEIJING, March 27 (Xinhua) -- As night fell on Saturday, the world saw a wave of darkness spreading from time zone to time zone, with countries and regions switching off lights to observe the Earth Hour event. During the one-hour-relay campaign, ...Earth Hour is more than a gestureThe GuardianLights going off for Earth HourBBC NewsEarth hour fans disappointed at home and abroadCTV.caCBC.ca -Montreal Gazette -Irish Timesall 2,686 news articles »

Last updated at 10:24 AM on 27th March 2011 - Daily Mail

27 March 2011 17:32

Fox NewsLast updated at 10:24 AM on 27th March 2011Daily MailA desperate plea for more help from the world was made yesterday by a woman who burst into a Press briefing to claim she had been gang-raped for two days by 15 of Gaddafi's henchmen. She defied government minders to storm into a hotel in the heart of ...Woman bursts into hotel to tell of rapesBoston GlobeLibyan woman claims she was raped, abused by Gaddafi soldiersInternational Business TimesLibyan woman offers glimpse into workings of Gaddafi governmentWashington PostAljazeera.net -The Press Association -Telegraph.co.ukall 725 news articles »

Syria activists call for nationwide strike to protest bloody crackdown - Ha'aretz

27 March 2011 17:08

USA TodaySyria activists call for nationwide strike to protest bloody crackdownHa'aretzTheir call through social networking websites came after seven protesters were killed late Saturday during mass demonstrations in Lattkiya, 350 kilometers northwest of Damascus, activists said. By Haaretz Service Syrian activists on Sunday called for a ...Syrian army enters tense port cityThe Associated PressSyrian army enters tense port cityAtlanta Journal ConstitutionSyrian protestors torch a police station, office of ruling party as violence ...New York Daily NewsCNN (blog) -Telegraph.co.uk -Aljazeera.netall 959 news articles »

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