Updated May 1, 2011 - 11:40 PM EDT
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May 2nd, 2011

Spain Bars ETA-Linked Candidates From Elections

May 1st, 2011

Sri Lankan Leader Rejects Call for War Crimes Probe Morocco Protests Touch on Democracy and Terrorism
Shell Kills a Libyan Civilian, Adding to Misurata Death Toll Allies Defending Actions in Libya After Airstrike
Venezuela's Chavez Criticizes Political Allies for Meeting With Colombian Guerrillas Cubans March in Support of Economic Changes, Despite Lack of Details of What They Are
After King's Visit, Moroccan Police Give Glimpse of Effort to Unravel Deadly Marrakech Bombing Unrest in Syria Threatens Regional Stability
Syrians Vow to Keep Protesting Despite Military Siege on the Heart of the Uprising Osama bin Laden Killed by US Strike
Sunday: 8 Iraqis Killed, 20 Wounded Report: Mexico, Egypt No Longer Have a Free Press
Gadhafi's Son Had Survived US Strike in 1986 Syrian Forces Arrest Two Kurdish Opposition Figures
Libya Denies Command Center Was Hit in Saturday Strike Libya Says Regrets Attacks on Foreign Embassies
Egypt Urges US to Back Palestinian State Declaration NATO Doubts Libyan Claim That Airstrike Killed Gadhafi's Son
PPP, PMl-Q Strike Power-Sharing Deal GOP Senators Push for Regime Change in Libya, Graham Backs Targeting Gadhafi
US Lawmakers Cheer Latest NATO Attacks on Libya Bahrain Slams Foreign Media's Description of Protesters
President Saleh Telephones King of Bahrain Shia in Bahrain: Repression and Regression
Gcc to Renew Yemen Mediation Celebration Gives Way to Cynicism in Rebel Stronghold
Refugees: 'We Will Never Cease Our Struggle Until We Bring Down Assad' Thousands Flee Syrian Regime's Brutal Tactics
Backlash at Killing of Gadhafi's Son Pentagon Report on Afghanistan 'Absurdly Positive'
Rumsfeld: Intelligence Agencies' Frequent Turnovers 'Dangerous' Ahmadinejad Returns to Work, Says No Rift With Khamenei
WikiLeaks Goal Is to 'Promote Justice' Analysts: Defense Spending Dip Due to Budget Standoff
Portland, Ore., Rethinks Terror Task Force Zimbabwe: Service Chiefs Tell Mugabe to Go
Libya Says Regrets Attacks on Foreign Embassies Yemen Power Deal Unraveling as Saleh Still Defiant
Syria: in Unverified Video, Soldier Says He Was Ordered to Fire on Peaceful Protesters Libyans Attack Embassies After Airstrike Kills Gadhafi's Kin
Moscow Criticizes Attack on Gadhafi Compound Obama Urges Bahrain to Respect People's Rights
Kurdish Security Officer Assassinated in Northern Iraq Top Hamas Leader in Cairo to Sign Agreement With Fatah
McCain Decries 'Backseat Role' in Libya Syrian Army Arrests 499 People
Important Files Missing in WikiLeaks Guantanamo Release Syrian Forces Make Mass Arrests in Protest Hub
Hamas Official Doesn't Trust UN to Grant Palestinian State Livni: Netanyahu Isolating Israel
Hamas Ready for Peace Talks With Israel Israeli Army Chief: Army Ready to Protect Jews Worldwide
Hamas Leader Meshaal in Cairo to Sign Unity Deal Netanyahu Demands World Move Against Iran
Suicide Blast Kills Three Civilians in Afghanistan Libyan City Struggles With History of Fighting America
WikiLeaks Cables Show Graham as Senator-Diplomat Guantanamo's Detainees Come Into View for First Time
Gadhafi Family Deaths Reinforce Doubts About Nato's UN Mandate Britain Expels Libya Ambassador After Embassy Attack
British, Italian Missions Torched as Gadhafi Son Killed Libyan Refugees Keep Up Flood Into Tunisia
Israel: Cash Transfer to Palestinians on Hold Bahrain Chamber Urges Boycott of Iranian Goods
Egypt Calls on US to Recognise Palestinian State Anti-Government Protests Resume in Maldives
Pakistan Gunmen Kill Police, Torch NATO Vehicles Many Arrests in Syria's Deraa: Residents
Yemen Transition Deal Teeters as Saleh Fails to Sign NATO on Defensive Over Strikes Close to Gadhafi
Ahmadinejad to End Boycott: State Media Relatives Fearful Over Bahrain Trials
Russia Criticizes NATO Attack in Libya Afghan President Says Taliban Used Child Bomber
Libya Troops 'Attack Official British Base' Fears David Petraeus Will 'Militarize' CIA
Yemeni Peace Process Collapses Gardez-Khost Highway Sees More Corruption Than Progress
Gadhafi's Youngest Son Not Known for Politics Libya: UN Quits Tripoli Amid Mob Attacks
Afghanistan: Suicide Bomber 'Aged 12' Kills Four In Afghanistan, NATO Forces Grapple With Risk of Infiltrators
Obama Wants to Maintain Ban on Open Gays for Now Maldives Rocked by Protests Against President Nasheed
UK Ambassador's Tripoli Residence 'Destroyed' Death of Saif Al-Arab Gadhafi May Backfire for Nato
Costly Afghanistan Road Project Is Marred by Unsavory Alliances

April 30th, 2011

Saturday: 1 US Soldier, 22 Iraqis Killed; 27 Iraqis Wounded
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