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Smoke billows over the outskirts of Benghazi, eastern Libya, Saturday, March 19, 2011. Explosions shook the Libyan city of Benghazi early on Saturday while a fighter jet was heard flying overhead, and residents said the eastern rebel stronghold was under attack from Muammar Gaddafi's forces.

U.S., allies attack Libyan targets; regime says 48 people killed
The Los Angeles Times U.S. and British ships and French fighter jets blast military targets in Libya. Leader Moammar Kadafi vows to win the battle. A government spokesman says, 'We are arming our people, men and women.' 1... (photo: AP / Anja Niedringhaus)

Thousands of anti-government protesters march Tuesday, March 15, 2011, to the Saudi embassy in Manama, Bahrain.

Bahrain strife adds to US worries in Mideast
Newsvine WASHINGTON — Alarmed by the threat of Sunni-Shiite sectarian strife as unrest spreads in the Mideast, the Obama administration on Tuesday urged Saudi Arabia not to hold back political reform in... (photo: AP / Hasan Jamali)

World Economic Forum Summit, Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum

'Bullied staff worked in culture of fear' in Dubai Sheikh's British palace
The Daily Mail A worker at the multi-billionaire Sheikh of Dubai’s British palace was labelled ‘black slave’ and told his Christian beliefs were ‘inferior and rubbish’, a tribunal has... (photo: Creative Commons / Photo by Dana Smillie)

French President Nicolas Sarkozy gestures as he delivers a speech following the weekly cabinet meeting at the Elysee palace, in Paris, Wednesday, July 29, 2009.

Sarko's strategy backfires
The Australian MARINE Le Pen may be the villain of French President Nicolas Sarkozy's dreams about re-election next year, rather than the Socialists. The daughter of... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)

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Najaf rushes to get ready as Islamic culture capital
Breitbart Shiite Muslims place the holy Koran on their heads as they recite prayers i... construction workers are seen building the new Culture Palace in the centra... Iraqi... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, chats with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan as they are to open the Cebit tech fair in Hanover, northern Germany, Monday, Feb 28, 2011.

Germany’s Debt to Islam and Turkey
WorldNews.com Article by WN.com Dallas Darling. It was unfortunate that Chancellor Angela Merkel's new Interior Minister, Hans-Peter Friedrich, claimed Islam did not belong in Germany.... (photo: AP / Ronny Hartmann)

Al Qaeda Targets Libya
The Daily Beast by Ron Moreau Info Ron Moreau is Newsweek’s Afghanistan and Pakistan correspondent and has been covering the region for the magazine the past 10 years. Since he... (photo: AP / Nasser Nasser)

Saudi riot police gather as Saudi Shiite protesters, unseen, chant slogans during a demonstration in Qatif, Saudi Arabia, Friday, March 11, 2011. Several hundred people protested in heavily Shiite eastern Saudi Arabia Friday but hundreds of police prevented protests in the capital calling for democratic reforms inspired by the wave of unrest sweeping the Arab world. (AP Photo)

Saudi Arabia 'day of rage' protest fizzles
The Los Angeles Times Few turn out for a 'day of rage' protest that had been talked about for weeks in Saudi Arabia. The call for demonstrations, organized on Facebook and by word of mouth,... (photo: AP)

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	Embattled Yemeni president dismisses his government Daily Star Lebanon
	Dubai economy grew by 2.2 percent in 2010 Daily Star Lebanon
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	Gunshots in Benghazi after Gaddafi orders ceasefire m&c;

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	Allies Hit Libya Philadelphia Daily News
	U.S., allies launch strikes at Gadhafi to shield opposition The State
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	Gadafy forces close in on stronghold of Benghazi Irish Times

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	India, the land of reincarnation and slavery The Examiner
	Media banned from Darul Uloom seminary The Siasat Daily
	Now Yoga start with Bismillah.... The Siasat Daily

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Obama spoke with Jordan's Abdullah about Libya Zeenews
Egypt: Constitution changes pass in referendum Herald Tribune
Civil Society and Palestine: Growing Power of the Ordinary Scoop
Missile hits Gaddafi’s compound; Libyan Army seeks truce Zeenews
Iran expels Bahrain diplomat in tit-for-tat move Zeenews
Bahrain 'regrets' opposition rebuff of talks Zeenews
Citizens demand political reforms in Morocco Merinews
Next stop, Canada, in new wave of emigration from Iran m&c;

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Libya crisis may save Nicolas Sarkozy from electoral humiliation

Yemen's President Said to Have Fired Cabinet Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Yemen president sacks cabinet, crowds bury 'martyrs' Deccan Herald
Yemen’s President sacks cabinet, crowds bury 'martyrs' Zeenews
Egypt Approves Amendments Wall Street Journal
Libya a warning to Mideast authoritariansUN chief Inquirer
Bahrain: New Arrests Target Doctors, Rights Activists Human Rights
Officers Fire on Crowd as Syrian Protests Grow The New York Times
Pressure mounts on Yemeni President The Hindu

Relatives of an anti-government protestor who was killed on Friday's clashes with Yemeni security forces react as they carry his body during his funeral procession in Sanaa,Yemen, Sunday, March 20, 2011. The Yemeni president's own tribe has called on him to step down after a deadly crackdown on protesters, robbing the embattled U.S.-backed leader of vital support in a society dominated by blood ties.

Yemen president sacks cabinet; crowds bury 'martyrs'

Leader declares 'Year of Econ. Jihad' The Siasat Daily
Pak Tribesmen Vow Jihad Against US The Siasat Daily
Glossy 'Jihad Cosmo' combines beauty tips with suicide bombi Newsvine
North Waziristan elders declare jihad against US as revenge Newstrack India
In free Egypt, Jihad leader says time for gun is over Hartford Courant
Northern Army Alleges Forgery of South-Leaked Documents, Say All Africa
Canada: Mounties bring charges against al-Qaeda suspects, in Newsvine
Barbary wars cause U.S. hesitancy with Libya no-fly zone The Examiner

An anti-government protestor, center, carried by others, reacts during a demonstration demanding the resignation of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, in Sanaa, Yemen, Wednesday, March 9, 2011. The Yemeni government escalated its efforts to stop mass protests calling for the ousting of President Ali Abdullah, with soldiers firing rubber bullets and tear gas at students camped at a university in the capital in a raid that left at least 98 people wounded, officials said.

More blood spilled in Yemen protests - sources

Suspected Islamic militants seize three fishermen off Philip m&c;
Gaddafi compound hit as Libya attacks continue National Post
Pak Taliban threatens aides of Raymond Davis The Siasat Daily
Open graves in Tripoli cemetery await 'martyrs' Deccan Herald
Protests against wars, funding cuts die down Kansas City Star
Western powers strike Libya for second night Deccan Herald
Libya is a comfortable target for the west Ha'aretz
Why Iran isn't Libya Ha'aretz

Veterans from Alpha Troop, 1st Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, listen to President Obama

As wider war in Libya begins, President Barack Obama stays in background

Islamisation and fear spread in Chechnya Breitbart
Mullah in Debate of Tradition vs. Modern Schooling Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Medical workers caught in Bahrain security crackdown The Los Angeles Times
Heavy rain, snow on 1st day of spring wallops Southern Calif Star Tribune
Police urged charging 6 who helped Rifqa Bary flee The Columbus Dispatch
Some progress at Japan reactors as disaster toll rises Zeenews
Russell Simmons among honorees at GLAAD media awards The Examiner
Landslide vote for change in Egypt The Guardian

Interlocutors are biased, allege Kashmiri Pandit women

Uncle Barry Goes to War The Examiner
Congressman Peter King and the new McCarthyism Scoop
Strikes will 'antagonise' many in Arab world, says Chomsky Irish Times
Najaf unprepared to be 2012's Islamic Capital of Culture Daily Star Lebanon
Defeat Al-Qaeda with Arab democracies Daily Star Lebanon
Worldwide sanctions can erode Israel's fanaticism Scoop
Irfan Yusuf: Witch-hunt has no place in civilised democracy NZ Herald
Framing Libya..debate Al Jazeera

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Libya calls ceasefire in response to UN resolution The Guardian
War in Libya: a scramble to action The Guardian
UN fears for long-term Aids treatment The Guardian
The Libyan crisis: Obama's dilemma over a no-fly zone The Guardian
Afghanistan civilian casualties: year by year, month by mont The Guardian
Pros and cons of a Libya no-fly zone The Guardian
Aid workers in Burundi worry about food insecurity The Guardian

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) meets with H.E. Mr. Joe Biden, Vice-President of United States of America

Ban Ki-moon takes climate change to Hollywood

Suspected Islamist militants seize three fishermen in Philip m&c;
Philippine police: Abu Sayyaf kidnaps 3 fishermen Denver Post
Police say suspected Abu Sayyaf militants kidnap 3 fishermen Star Tribune
'FBI spies on U.S. Muslims' The Siasat Daily
Who's getting bombed -- Gadhafi, Qaddafi or Khaddafy? The Examiner
Egypt rearrests brother of al Qaeda No 2 Zeenews
Gadhafi beats even Saddam in the loathing stakes - Analysis Inquirer
Leaders Struggle to Define Next Moves Wall Street Journal

U.S. President Barack Obama arrives to a U.S.-Brazil Business Summit in Brasilia, Brazil, Saturday March 19, 2011. Obama arrived in Brazil on Saturday for the start of a three-country, five-day tour of Latin America.

Worldview: On Mideast, Obama took only path available to U.S.

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