Gaddafi's forces battle rebels
Fighter jets reported to have bombed Ajdabiya and Az Zawiyah as Libyan leader defies mounting international pressure.
Gaddafi's friend turns foe
Libya's former interior minister says he stepped down to support the revolution and he now leads a growing rebel army.
Chavez proposes talks for Libya
Venezuelan president calls for mediation to end crisis while the US and other powers weigh military options.
Fresh protests hit Yemeni capital
Demonstrators take to the streets a day after president they want out of power made offer of unity government.
Danish sailboat 'seized by pirates'
Officials say vessel carrying family of five, including three children, seized in the Indian Ocean.
Violence deters Zimbabwe activists
Arrests following a meeting to discuss north Africa uprisings highlight risks of staging anti-Mugabe protests.
Worldwide censure of Gadhafi builds; Libyan leader called 'delusional'
Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- International condemnation of Moammar Gadhafi's use of force against civilians continued to grow Tuesday even as the Libyan leader denied the widely documented instances of violence and asserted he was loved throughout the country.
US brands Muammar Gaddafi 'delusional' after interview
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is "delusional" and "unfit to lead", the US ambassador to the UN has said.
Sacked Chinese railways minister in corruption inquiry
China's sacked railways minister is under investigation for allegedly embezzling more than 800m yuan (£75m; $121m), state media report.
Gaddafi deploys forces as world raises Libya pressure
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi deployed forces to a western border area on Tuesday in defiance of Western military and economic pressure, raising fears that one of the bloodiest Arab revolts may become more violent still.
Oil rises on supply concerns; world stocks up
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices rose back above $112 a barrel on Tuesday due to concerns over unrest in the Middle East, though stock markets shrugged off the move, preferring to focus on optimism over the outlook for the U.S. economy.
Settlers attack West Bank villages following outpost demolitions
Police and Palestinians say settlers threw petrol bomb into a house, damaged several cars in West Bank.
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