Gaddafi says no to talks, rebels 'infiltrate' Tripoli
As NATO bombs target Zliten and rebels say they had
infiltrated Tripoli,
Gaddafi remains defiant calling on tribal leaders to march on Misrata to
"liberate" it from rebels
Somali rebels say UN food agency still banned, despite
pledge
Somali rebels revoke previous pledge to allow the UN World
Food Program to deliver aid, while the UN agency remains adamant about
delivering food to the famine stricken areas
Iran
hopes for end to 'misunderstandings' with Saudi Arabia
Iranian FM Ali Akbar Salehi stresses friendly relations with
Saudi Arabia, hopes misunderstandings with the kingdom over recent events in
the region can be resolved
US Republicans hit aid to Egypt,
Pakistan, 'leftist' Latina Amarican counties
US
Republicans moved Wednesday to cut aid to Pakistan,
Egypt and leftist countries
in Latin America, vowing to get tough on Islamic militants and US rivals amid
a drive to curb spending.
Saudi terror law 'would strangle peaceful protest'
Amnesty International reveals leaked Saudi Arabian
anti-terror law, says it seriously threatens freedom of expression, peaceful
protest
Jordanians accuse US of interference in region
Jordanian leftist and nationalist demonstrators protest US
interference,burn American flag
Elusive facts about Mubarak
Three weeks before Hosni Mubarak is due to face trial on
corruption and murder charges and rumours abound about the former president's
health.
PA: The ball's not in our court
The indecisive meeting of the International Quartet for the
Middle East Peace Process, which took place in Washington this week, drew mixed reactions
from the Palestinian Authority (PA).
A Graeco-American opera
The struggle to free Palestine
took on epic dimensions this summer, writes Kathy
Kelly from Athens
A warm spring
How does Tehran
stand with respect to the revolutions that have erupted in several Arab states?
What kind of changes might they trigger inside Iran? How will they effect its
foreign relations? Will they help add to or detract from Tehran's assets abroad?
Egypt, America and the future
The Egyptian revolution has changed US-Egyptian relations
forever, as surely Washington
knows
Sinai malaise
As endless million-man demonstrations unfold in Tahrir Square,
Sinai is in turmoil, with foreign powers reportedly urging the Bedouin
population to secede.
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