Egypt's Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq resigns
Egypt's Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq has resigned, the country's ruling military council has announced in a statement.
Libya revolt: Gaddafi in crimes against humanity probe
The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has said he will investigate Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, his sons and senior aides for crimes against humanity.
Oman: Sultan Qaboos still popular despite discontent
The conversation was going smoothly until I mentioned the possibility of Oman following Egypt and Tunisia, with the removal of the head of state, Sultan Qaboos.
Israel examining ways to protect IDF troops from legal action
IDF concerned after list of some 200 Israeli 'war criminals' was published on the Internet last November, consisting of IDF officers, soldiers who took part in Gaza war.
Libya government accepts Chavez mediation plan: Venezuela
(Reuters) - The Libyan government has accepted a plan by its ally, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who is seeking talks to end the uprising in the North African country, a Chavez spokesman said on Thursday.
Libyan rebels reject Hugo Chávez mediation offer
Leaders of anti-Gaddafi fighters say talk of peace is too late and they will not negotiate via Venezuelan president
Chávez's Libya plan is short on detail
No definite ideas for negotiations have been put to Arab League, says senior figure
Army appoints new Egyptian PM
Former transport minister Essam Sharaf appointed premier by nation's military rulers, after resignation of Ahmed Shafiq.
Global food prices hit record high
UN agency says food prices at highest point in 20 years, as a result of stockpiling and spikes in global oil prices.
UK facing 1970s-style oil shock which could cost economy £45bn – Huhne
Climate and energy secretary says an oil price of $100 a barrel transforms the economics of climate change
Ivorian forces kill 7, post-election toll hits 365
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivorian security forces shot dead seven women protestors on Thursday and the United Nations said at least 365 people had died in violence since disputed elections that have taken the country to the brink of civil war.


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