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Prosecutor 'will probe all sides' in Libya
Sydney Morning Herald AP The prosecutor of the international war crimes tribunal says his office will "impartially and independently" examine allegations of crimes committed by NATO and opposition forces, as well as by pro-Gaddafi troops, during this year's fighting in … International Criminal Court to Investigate All Allegations of War Crimes in Libya Libya: Nato to be investigated by for war crimes ICC receiving questions over surrender terms from Saif al-Islam sources |
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US cautions on Syria deal, says Assad must go
Jerusalem Post By REUTERS State Department spokeswoman Nuland: There's a risk Damascus is trying to offer their people half steps, rather than taking real steps; Assad has lost legitimacy, should step down, White House insists. WASHINGTON – The Obama administration … Arab League announces peace plan for Syria Syria accepts 'entirety' of Arab League peace plan Syria agrees to Arab League plan amid violence, doubts about Assad's sincerity |
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Offensive Against Islamic Militants Enjoys Public Support, Says Kenyan Legislator
Voice of America November 02, 2011 Offensive Against Islamic Militants Enjoys Public Support, Says Kenyan Legislator Peter Clottey A Kenyan lawmaker says there is overwhelming public support for the ongoing military offensive against Islamic militants in neighboring … Somalis flee ahead of 'mother of all battles' Eritrea denies sending arms to al-Shabab Kenya: We Will Destroy Weapons Flown Into Somalia |
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Jordan Studio Sessions 2009 – World Economic Forum on the Middle East
DEAD SEA/JORDAN, 15MAY09 – Graphics captured during the Business Role Model Studio Session at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East at the Dead Sea in Jordan, May 15, 2009.
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