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China
defends visit by Sudan
President Omar al-Bashir
Chinese
officials have defended a decision to invite Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir
to China
next week, after criticism from rights groups.
Iran says
U.S.
hikers to be tried on July 31: lawyer
(Reuters)
- Iran will hear the
case against three Americans detained for nearly two years on spying charges on
July 31, their lawyer told Reuters on Tuesday, saying he hoped a final decision
on their case will be made then.
Arab League chief admits second thoughts about Libya air
strikes
Amr
Moussa, who played central role in securing Arab support for Nato strikes,
calls for ceasefire and 'political solution'
Bombs kill 25 at local Iraqi governor's house
(Reuters) - Two bombs killed at least 25 people at a checkpoint
outside a provincial Iraqi governor's house on Tuesday in the latest in a
series of attacks against local government and security forces.
Britain
says can stay in Libya
fight as long as needed
(Reuters)
- British Prime Minister David Cameron brushed aside doubts on Tuesday over how
long Britain could maintain
its role in Libya,
saying it could stay in the fight for as long as needed.
Ethiopians trapped in Yemen are being evacuated
Nearly
2,000 Ethiopian migrants trapped in violence-hit Yemen are being evacuated, the
International Organization for Migration (IOM) says.
Syria
unrest: Clashes amid large Pro-Assad rallies
Clashes
have broken out between supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and
anti-government protesters in Homs, Hama and Deir al-Zour.
Saudi
Arabia in Indonesian maid beheading row
Indonesian
MPs have called for a ban on workers being sent to the Middle East, after Saudi Arabia executed a maid without informing Jakarta.
Sudan:
Kordofan conflict catches thousands, says AU
The
African Union says it is deeply concerned about the humanitarian situation in Southern Kordofan.
Nigerian bank and police station attacked in Katsina
Men
armed with guns and explosives have attacked a bank and police station northern
Nigeria,
killing seven people.
Tunisia's
Ben Ali sentenced to jail in absentia
A
Tunisian court has sentenced former President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and his
wife Leila to 35 years in jail for embezzlement and misusing public funds.
Egypt's
Hosni Mubarak has stomach cancer - lawyer
Former
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who is due to stand trial in August, is
suffering from stomach cancer, his lawyer has said.
Okinawa row: Japan
and US drop Futenma airbase deadline
Japan and the US have agreed to drop a 2014 deadline to move a
controversial US airbase on
the island of Okinawa.
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Hamas: Abbas doesn't have right to pick Palestinian PM
PA president claims he should choose unity gov't that represents his policies; Hamas accuses him of "unnecessary media escalation."
PA president claims he should choose unity gov't that represents his policies; Hamas accuses him of "unnecessary media escalation."
'Grapel investigation resumes in Egypt after 4 days'
Egyptian paper reports Grapel appointed new defense attorney; sources deny claims of possible Israel-Egypt prisoner exchange deal.
Egyptian paper reports Grapel appointed new defense attorney; sources deny claims of possible Israel-Egypt prisoner exchange deal.
Russia says plane crash kills 44, eight injured
Amateur video footage shows the immediate aftermath of Russian plane crash; eight survivors have suffered multiple injuries and burns.
Amateur video footage shows the immediate aftermath of Russian plane crash; eight survivors have suffered multiple injuries and burns.
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