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Canadian Forces planes on standby as Tripoli hunkers down
With at least 100 Canadians still in Libya looking for a way out, two Canadian Forces airplanes remain on standby in Malta to assist evacuations in Libya as the capital Tripoli prepares for what could...
Tunisia
Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi resigned Sunday, as security forces clashed with protesters in Tunis demanding the removal of some ministers of his interim government.
Wisconsin Standoff
Wisconsin's Republican Governor Scott Walker said on Sunday he would not back down in his confrontation with state public sector unions and repeated his threat to lay off state workers if the standoff continues.
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Canadian Forces planes on standby as Tripoli hunkers down
With at least 100 Canadians still in Libya looking for a way out, two Canadian Forces...
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Tunisian interim leader resigns amid new clashes
Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi resigned Sunday, as security forces clashed with...
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Republican says won't back down in U.S. union battle
Wisconsin's Republican Governor Scott Walker said on Sunday he would not back down...
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Libya rebels form council, oppose foreign intervention
Rebels in eastern Libya said on Sunday they had formed a national council, pledging...
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Libya rebels form council, oppose foreign intervention
Rebels in eastern Libya said on Sunday they had formed a national council, pledging to help free areas of the country still under Moammar Gadhafi's rule and describing the council as the face of the revolution.
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Irish PM-in-waiting eyes coalition, bailout talks
Ireland's victorious opposition party Fine Gael set the stage for coalition talks with its traditional partner Labour next week, after a historic election that crushed long-time rival Fianna Fail.
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China protest call smothered in police blanket
An online call for anti-government protests across China on Sunday instead brought an emphatic show of force by police determined to deter any buds of the kind of unrest that has shaken the Middle East.
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Two dead in Oman clashes with protesters
Omani police fired rubber bullets at stone-throwing demonstrators demanding political reform on Sunday, killing two people, and protesters set government buildings and cars ablaze, witnesses said.
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UN resolution freezes Gadhafi assets
The United Nations Security Council voted 15-0 Saturday night to bar travel and freeze the foreign assets of Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi and four other officials in an effort to halt his regime’s attacks on protesters.
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