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Fox NewsQuran-burning preacher in spotlightMiamiHerald.comTo the dismay of Gainesville, the Quran-burning preacher from that city is in the public eye, amid violence in Afghanistan. BY CJ PRUNER GAINESVILLE -- Terry Jones, the man who sparked an international furor in Afghanistan by burning a Muslim holy book ...Quran protests spread to turbulent Afghan eastAlbany Times UnionTaliban exploits Afghan riots over Koran burningLos Angeles TimesInside the Massacre at Afghan CompoundWall Street JournalTucson Citizen -Reuters -CNNall 5,317 news articles »

Japan's Efforts to Plug Leak Fall Short - Wall Street Journal

04 April 2011 10:18

The HinduJapan's Efforts to Plug Leak Fall ShortWall Street JournalA worker near the damaged pit at the No. 2 reactor Saturday in a government photo released Sunday. A massive three day joint operation by Japanese and US forces to find those missing since the March 11 earthquake ...Analysis: "Peak Everything" may mute Fukushima backlashReutersDamaged Japanese nuclear reactors will spew radiation for months, need lengthy ...New York Daily NewsJapan fights radioactive leakMonsters and Critics.comCNN International -The Guardian -Washington Postall 4,449 news articles »

Nigeria Electoral Body Apologizes Following Vote Postponement - Voice of America

04 April 2011 08:43

CBC.caNigeria Electoral Body Apologizes Following Vote PostponementVoice of AmericaPhoto: AP Electoral officials wait for ballot material at the distribution centre in Ibadan, Nigeria, Saturday, April 2, 2011. The first election in a month of voting across oil-rich Nigeria starts Saturday as election workers counted ballot papers and ...Jega announces new dates for general electionsNEXTNigeria Delays Elections by a Week as First Vote Ends in ChaosBloombergNigeria election delay marks yet another setback for democracyChristian Science MonitorNewsweek -CNN International -AFPall 992 news articles »

Blast at Pakistan Shrine Kills Dozens - New York Times

04 April 2011 08:31

ReutersBlast at Pakistan Shrine Kills DozensNew York TimesISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Two suicide bombers set off an explosion on Sunday evening at a Sufi shrine compound in Pakistan, killing at least 42 people, police officials said. More than 100 people, including women and ...Suicide bombers kill 42 at Pakistani shrineSalt Lake TribuneTaliban twin bombers kill 42 at Pakistani shrineThe Associated PressBombs kill 42 at shrine in PakistanLos Angeles TimesBBC News -CBS News -South Asian News Agency (SANA)all 733 news articles »

In Kazakhstan, President Appears to Have Won Easily - New York Times

04 April 2011 02:42

XinhuaIn Kazakhstan, President Appears to Have Won EasilyNew York TimesSEMEY, Kazakhstan — This spring's hasty campaign season in Kazakhstan has sometimes felt like a pep rally for Nursultan A. Nazarbayev, the steelworker-turned-Communist-Party-boss who has ruled the country since 1989. ...Kazakhstan's Nazarbayev wins re-election - exit pollReutersNazarbayev Expected to Win Snap Elections in KazakhstanVoice of AmericaKazakhstan's Nazarbayev to Extend Rule in Election, Delay Succession IssueBloombergThe Canadian Press -AFP -BBC Newsall 768 news articles »

Police in NI on high alert after Omagh bomb - BBC News

03 April 2011 16:16

Telegraph.co.ukPolice in NI on high alert after Omagh bombBBC NewsThe policeman who was murdered by a car bomb in Omagh yesterday has been described by his Chief Constable as "a modern-day hero". Pc Ronan Kerr, aged 25, was a Catholic who joined the police service just last year. Political parties across Northern ...Catholic police officer killed in N. Ireland bombingCNN InternationalBomb Kills Officer in Northern IrelandNew York TimesCatholic police recruit killed in Omagh car bombTelegraph.co.ukMirror.co.uk -The Guardian -Politics.co.ukall 1,155 news articles »

Sources: Gadhafi forces strike Misrata clinic; shelling heard in city - CNN International

03 April 2011 16:09

ReutersSources: Gadhafi forces strike Misrata clinic; shelling heard in cityCNN InternationalBy the CNN Wire Staff Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- The deadly battles in Libya forged ahead Sunday as pro-government forces shelled a medical clinic in the city of Misrata, killing one person and wounding 15 others, a hospital source said. ...NATO air strike intended for Khadafy's henchmen kills 13 rebelsNew York Daily NewsPro-Gadafy forces maintain assaultIrish TimesGaddafi forces shell rebel-held MisurataAljazeera.netReuters Africa -Mirror.co.uk -BusinessWeekall 7,369 news articles »

Tepco fails to block Fukushima crack - Financial Times

03 April 2011 15:36

Globe and MailTepco fails to block Fukushima crackFinancial TimesTokyo Electric Power is struggling to block a crack discovered in a pit that is leaking highly radioactive water into the ocean at its Fukushima Daiichi plant, and said it had discovered the bodies of its two missing employees ...Asia-Pacific Water still leaking from Japanese reactorAljazeera.net2nd attempt to seal leak at Japan nuclear plant not yet working; engineers not ...Washington Post2nd try at sealing Japan nuclear leak not workingSeattle Post IntelligencerXinhua -BBC News -CNN Internationalall 14,940 news articles »

Afghan Koran protest resumes in Kandahar - AFP

03 April 2011 14:45

CTV.caAfghan Koran protest resumes in KandaharAFPKABUL — Hundreds of people took to the streets of Kandahar on Sunday to protest against the burning of a Koran in the US, an official said, a day after 10 people died during similar demonstrations in the southern Afghan city. ...Obama calls killings in Afghanistan outrageousReuters9 killed as protests over Quran burning continue in AfghanistanDetroit Free PressUN vows business despite Afghan attackHindustan TimesNew York Times -Aljazeera.net -BBC Newsall 4,376 news articles »

'Goldstone owes Israel apology for war crimes accusations' - Jerusalem Post

03 April 2011 14:43

New York Times'Goldstone owes Israel apology for war crimes accusations'Jerusalem PostBy JPOST.COM STAFF Peres says retired judge ignored reasons for Cast Lead, Israel still one of most moral armies; Barak: Goldstone apology is too little, too late; Lieberman: Report is the price for Israel's commitment to justice. ...Groups want Goldstone Report retractedYnetnewsIsrael didn't target Gazans, Goldstone now saysSan Francisco ChronicleErrors made in Gaza war reportNewsOK.comJewish Telegraphic Agency -Bloomberg -Ha'aretzall 273 news articles »

Syrians chant 'freedom' during Douma protests - Jerusalem Post

03 April 2011 14:18

CTV.caSyrians chant 'freedom' during Douma protestsJerusalem PostGolan Druse rally in support of Assad; thousands march against government throughout Syria; estimated death toll at 64. Hundreds of Syrians chanted "freedom" as they gathered early on Sunday to receive home wounded ...Syrians chant "freedom," receive wounded in suburbReutersSyrian Protesters Clash With Security ForcesNew York TimesSyria dilemmaBBC NewsAljazeera.net -Wall Street Journal -Voice of Americaall 2,055 news articles »

Massacre alleged as battle for Abidjan rages - Aljazeera.net

03 April 2011 14:09

CBC.caMassacre alleged as battle for Abidjan ragesAljazeera.netHundreds reported slaughtered in western Cote d'Ivoire as rival forces battle for control of the main city, Abidjan. The fierce standoff between fighters loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, the incumbent president of Cote d'Ivoire, and Alassane Ouattara, ...US demands Gbagbo step down 'immediately' – ClintonInquirer.netIvory Coast conflict intensifies amid reports of a massacreWashington PostHundreds Killed in Ivory Coast Town as Conflict IntensifiesNew York TimesReuters -Voice of America -CNN Internationalall 5,985 news articles »

Nigeria postpones parliamentary election - CNN International

03 April 2011 12:51

USA TodayNigeria postpones parliamentary electionCNN InternationalBy the CNN Wire Staff Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Nigeria postponed its parliamentary election Saturday due to a "terrible unfortunate emergency" caused by the late arrival of voting materials, the head of the election commission said. ...Missing Materials Blamed for Vote Delay in NigeriaNew York TimesNigerian election postponed over problemsUSA TodayNigerian Legislative Elections Delayed Two Days After Ballots Arrive LateBloombergVoice of America -AFP -BBC Newsall 566 news articles »

Europeans assume US role in Libya - Toledo Blade

03 April 2011 12:47

Boston GlobeEuropeans assume US role in LibyaToledo BladeA rebel makes the victory sign from a truck fitted with an anti-aircraft gun. ASSOCIATED PRESS Enlarge WASHINGTON — Two weeks after a barrage of mostly US missiles and bombs opened the international air assault on Libya's Moammar Gadhafi, the American ...Obama administration pushes dual-track policy in LibyaCNN InternationalDoubts About NATO in Libya as U.S. Takes BackseatABC NewsSuccess in Libya hinges on what we've learned in past air campaignsThe Augusta ChronicleWashington Post (blog) -Catholic Online -CNN (blog)all 464 news articles »

UN warns of Ivory Coast spillover in Liberia - Inquirer.net

03 April 2011 12:22

UN warns of Ivory Coast spillover in LiberiaInquirer.netMONROVIA – The conflict in Ivory Coast could destabilize neighboring Liberia, a UN official warned, calling for more assistance for Monrovia to deal with an influx of refugees. After years of war, Liberians are finally seeing the benefits of investment ...Ivory Coast conflict intensifies amid reports of a massacreWashington PostCote d'Ivoire in final push to oust Laurent GbagboXinhuaHundreds Killed in Ivory Coast Town as Conflict IntensifiesNew York TimesVoice of America -CNN International -Reutersall 5,941 news articles »

Obama calls killings in Afghanistan outrageous - Reuters

03 April 2011 12:12

CTV.caObama calls killings in Afghanistan outrageousReutersWASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) - US President Barack Obama on Saturday described as "outrageous" the killings in Afghanistan triggered after the burning of a Koran by a radical fundamentalist Christian preacher in the United States. ...UN vows business despite Afghan attackHindustan TimesUN: Afghan attacks will not deter our missionAljazeera.netProtests Over Koran Burning Reach KandaharNew York TimesAustin American-Statesman -Bloomberg -San Jose Mercury Newsall 4,590 news articles »

Cease-fire unlikely in Libya's standoff - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

03 April 2011 12:00

Globe and MailCease-fire unlikely in Libya's standoffPittsburgh Tribune-ReviewAP By Betsy Hiel BENGHAZI, Libya — Western diplomats are trying to negotiate a cease-fire between pro- and anti-Gadhafi forces following a week of chaotic, seesaw battles. An immediate halt to Libya's seven weeks of fighting seems unlikely, however, ...NATO airstrikes accidentally kill rebels in LibyaFort Worth Star TelegramClinton says no decision on arming Libyan rebelsReutersAllies Face Risk of Stalemate as Libya Rebels Try to Hold GainsBusinessWeekCharleston Post Courier -Reuters Africa -Los Angeles Timesall 15,466 news articles »

Protests Over Koran Burning Reach Kandahar - New York Times

03 April 2011 09:41

Globe and MailProtests Over Koran Burning Reach KandaharNew York TimesMustafa Najafizada/AP Afghan policemen inspected a United Nations compound in Mazar-i-Sharif on Saturday a day after a mob attacked it. By TAIMOOR SHAH and ROD NORDLAND KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Violent protests over the burning of a Koran in Florida ...Obama Calls for Tolerance in Afghanistan After UN Mission Attack, ProtestsBloombergObama condemns Afghan killingsBBC News'Koran Burn Preacher' To Protest At US MosqueSky NewsReuters -Washington Post -Monsters and Critics.comall 4,476 news articles »

Libyan rebels struggle to explain rift - Washington Post

03 April 2011 09:34

USA TodayLibyan rebels struggle to explain riftWashington PostGallery: Conflict and chaos in Libya: As international airstrikes continue against forces loyal to Moammar Gaddafi, rebels face difficult battle. By Tara Bahrampour, Saturday, April 2, 9:14 PM BENGHAZI, Libya — Libya's rebel military struggled Saturday ...Allies Face Risk of Stalemate as Libya Rebels Try to Hold GainsBusinessWeekUS should not take unilateral action in LibyaFremont News MessengerNATO airstrike reportedly kills 13 Libya rebelsLos Angeles TimesReuters -The Guardian -Chicago Sun-Timesall 16,960 news articles »

Catholic police recruit killed in Omagh car bomb - Telegraph.co.uk

03 April 2011 08:14

Sydney Morning HeraldCatholic police recruit killed in Omagh car bombTelegraph.co.ukA 25-year-old Catholic police recruit was been killed by a booby trap car bomb at his home in Omagh, County Tyrone, on Saturday. By David Harrison 1:00AM BST 03 Apr 2011 The device exploded under 25-year-old Constable Ronan Kerr's car outside his home ...AUDIO: Police widow 'worried for Northern Ireland'BBC NewsUS condemns murder of policeman in Northern IrelandMonsters and Critics.comRookie policeman killed by car bombThe Press AssociationAlbany Times Union -New York Times -AFPall 1,190 news articles »

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