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Bahrain Security Forces Fire Tear Gas at Protesters |
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According to activists, one person died after Bahrain's security forces tried to stop anti-government protesters in the Gulf kingdom's city of Maameer on Friday. At least 50 other people were injured, most them from pellets of bird shot, according to reports. |
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Tsunami Floods Extended 500 Sq Kms |
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The area affected by the massive Tsunami along the coastline of eastern Japan on March 12 extends as far as 500 square kilometres according to satellite image data. |
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Jordanian Protests Claim First Victim... reports |
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A man was killed, and scores of people were injured in the Jordanian capital, Amman, Friday, as demonstrations turned violent after government supporters clashed with protesters hurling stones at each other. |
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Yemen President Saleh Prepared to Go, But ONLY After Handing Power |
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Tens of thousands of protesters once again took to the streest of Yemen's capital, Sanaa after Friday prayers in front of Sanaa university, calling for an end to Ali Abdullah Saleh's 32-year rule, as the embattled President, who on his part said he would only hand over power "to capable, responsible hands". |
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Canadian Takes Command of NATO's Mission in Libya |
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NATO's military staff began drawing up detailed plans Friday to assume full control of the no-fly zone over Libya in the coming days while Canadian general Charles Bouchard has been designated by NATO as head of the alliance's campaign in Libya to work with “his naval and air component commands” to enforce the no-fly zone and the so-called civilian-protection mission in Libya, a senior White House official said Friday. |
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