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Syria violence intensifies amid journalist deaths
CBS News
Syrian rebels are seen in Homs, Syria, in this image provided by the Local Coordination Committees in Syria and accessed on Feb. 22, 2012. Remi Ochlik and Marie Colvin are inset at top. (CBS/AP) BEIRUT - Syrian forces intensely shelled the opposition ...
Remembering Marie Colvin: Your thoughts and memoriesBBC News
Syria Shelling Kills 19, Including Two JournalistsVoice of America
At least five journalists have now been killed in Syria this year aloneCNN
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Judge promises probe into Argentina train crash that killed 49
Los Angeles Times
REPORTING FROM BUENOS AIRES -- An Argentinian federal judge promised to lead an investigation into the causes of a stunning train crash that killed at least 49 people and injured more than 600 Wednesday morning. No official cause of the accident here ...
Argentina train crash in Buenos Aires 'kills dozens'BBC News
Argentine train slams into station, killing 49The Associated Press
Buenos Aires Commuter Train Crash Kills 49, Injures 460BusinessWeek
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'Friends of Syria' to Meet in Tunis
Voice of America
February 22, 2012 'Friends of Syria' to Meet in Tunis Al Pessin | London Officials from dozens of countries meet in Tunis Friday to coordinate efforts to support the Syrian opposition. This first meeting of the grouping called the "Friends of Syria" ...
Syrian opposition warns outside military intervention may be 'only solution ...Telegraph.co.uk
Analysis: Inside and out, divisions keep Syria in stalemateReuters
Syrian assault spurs call for interventionFinancial Times
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Several reported killed in second day of Afghan protests over Koran burning
Washington Post
KABUL ? A second day of violent, anti-American protests spread across Afghanistan on Wednesday, as demonstrators seethed over the incineration of a pile of Korans at a NATO air base, and Afghan politicians demanded harsh punishment for the offenders.
Quran burning incites deadly riots in AfghanistanAtlanta Journal Constitution
US apologises to Karzai for Bagram incidentThe Hindu
What US Army says about handling the QuranChristian Science Monitor
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Iran Defiant as IAEA Talks Break Down
Voice of America
February 22, 2012 Iran Defiant as IAEA Talks Break Down VOA News United Nations inspectors say a visit to Iran aimed at gaining greater access to key nuclear sites and scientists ended in failure, as the Islamic Republic's supreme leader warned no ...
Russia warns against 'hasty conclusions' over IranCBS News
Formerly secret telexes offer window into Iran's nuclear deceitWashington Post
IAEA Inspectors Say Iran Talks Produced No Way Forward; Site Acess DeniedBloomberg
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8 bodies found on doomed Italian ship; 7 employees investigated
CNN International
Twenty-five people are confirmed dead and seven are still missing after the Costa Concordia disaster. Rome (CNN) -- Eight more bodies were found Wednesday aboard the shipwrecked Costa Concordia, Italian officials said Wednesday, and seven cruise line ...
More bodies found in Costa ConcordiaABC Online
Costa Concordia divers find eight bodies in wreck off Italian coastThe Guardian
Managers investigated in Italian shipwreck probeAFP
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Mubarak to hear verdict in Egypt's 'trial of the century' in June
Los Angeles Times
REPORTING FROM CAIRO -- Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who faces charges in the killings of more than 800 protesters during the revolution last year, will hear his verdict in June. The Cairo criminal court set the date of June 2 to read out ...
Egypt's ousted president to get verdict and possible death sentence on June 2Washington Post
Verdict In Trial Of Egypt's Mubarak Set For June 2NPR
Cairo Trial of Mubarak Draws to Close Ahead of June VerdictBusinessWeek
Ithaca Journal
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Military action in Somalia will not solve root causes of conflict
The Guardian
Air strikes in Somalia will solve nothing (UK weighs up strikes against Somalia rebels, 21 February). First, the corruption and ineptitude that underpins the transitional federal government's (TFG) inability to act as a responsible instrument of the ...
Ethiopian troops seize important town from al ShabaabTelegraph.co.uk
Somalia PM: London Conference A 'Game-Changer'Voice of America
Somalia conference opens with Al-Shabaab under pressureCNN International
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Strauss-Kahn freed after French police questioning
USA TODAY
PARIS (AP) ? French police released former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn on Wednesday after nearly 30 hours in custody for questioning about a suspected hotel prostitution ring. By Michel Spingler, AP Dominique Strauss-Kahn ...
Ex-IMF chief Strauss-Kahn freed after marathon police questioning in French ...Washington Post
Strauss-Kahn freed by police in prostitution inquiryBBC News
Strauss-Kahn released after night in French cellReuters
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Australia's Rudd Resigns as Foreign Minister
Wall Street Journal
By ENDA CURRAN SYDNEY?Battle lines are being drawn in Australia for an acrimonious struggle to lead the country after Kevin Rudd's surprise resignation as foreign minister signaled a possible bid for power and drew harsh condemnation from key political ...
Labor's big guns trained on RuddABC Online
Live: Rudd vs Gillard as Labor leadership battle explodesSydney Morning Herald
Labor torn apart over leadershipThe Australian
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