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Car bomb kills five Yemeni soldiers: medics
Palestinians to march on Israel borders Sunday: Fatah
Palestinians will march on Israel's borders from neighbouring Arab states on Sunday to mark the 1967 Six Day War, a top Fatah commander said, calling on the United Nations to protect the protesters
Gunfire, explosions hit Syrian town: activist
Residents of Rastan attack police station and seize weapons after Sunday's military operation that killed 11
Court rejects Mladic appeal, extradition cleared
Serbian war crimes court clears way for indicted Serb General Ratko Mladic to be extradited to The Hague
Tehran tries to avoid crisis in relations with Egypt
As Tehran tries to underplay the expulsion of one of its diplomats from Cairo, an Egyptian analyst says the incident is a deliberate attempt to subvert Foreign Minister El-Arabi's plans to restore ties
Gaddafi regime finished, Frattini says in Benghazi
Israel army arrests 12 'Islamic Jihad militants'
Israeli troops arrested 12 suspected members of Islamic Jihad overnight near the northern West Bank town of Jenin, the army said on Tuesday
Italy foreign minister arrives in Libya's Benghazi
Yemen sit-in turns into 'massacre'
Reports of another bloody night in Yemeni capital as forces loyal to Yemen's president killed 20 as they crushed a sit-in demonstration  
  • 'Qaeda' gunmen seize Yemen southern city
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  • Yemen president, tribal chief agree to end clashes
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  • Yemen's Saleh let terrorists take Abyan: rebel generals
  • Yemen aircraft strike 'Qaeda' positions in south: witnesses
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    Deadly clashes in Yemen capital as troops kill 7 in Taez
    Turkish flotilla attack anniversary haunts Israel as Freedom Flotilla II prepares to sail
    Ominously, the anniversary of Israel’s killing of 9 activists aboard the Mavi Marva aid flotilla to Gaza plays in the background as the Freedom Flotilla II prepares to sail and Israel retorts it will intercept it 'at all costs’
    NATO strikes Tripoli after Zuma ends peace mission
    NATO pounded Libya's capital on Tuesday, only hours after South Africa's president left following talks that produced only a commitment to a peace plan already rejected by the military alliance and rebels
    The economy could ruin Assad, even if the revolution fails
    Conditions in Syria are primed for Assad’s overthrow, experts tell Ahram Online; if popular protests don’t topple his regime then the economic crash will certainly finish him off
    NATO chief sees end to Gaddafi's "reign of terror"
    NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen assures fall of Gaddafi imminent as NATO steps up aggression against the embattled Libyan leader
    International
    Mladic appeal on UN court extradition rejected
    Serbia chief war crimes prosecutor rejects an appeal against extradition of Ratko Mladic to The Hague to be tried for crimes against humanity committed in Bosnia's 1992-1995 war

    Spanish protesters vote to remain in Sol square
    Hundreds of people both young and old voted to keep the Sol encampment going until Thursday at least

    Nigeria blast kills 10 hours after inauguration
    A bomb tore through a bar in a military barracks in Nigeria's restive Muslim north, killing 10 people just hours after a southern Christian president was inaugurated


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