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TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi said on Saturday he was ready for a ceasefire and negotiations provided NATO "stop its planes," but he refused to give up power as rebels and Western powers demand. Full Story »
Reuters KARLSRUHE, Germany (Reuters) - Three suspected al Qaeda members had been planning a bomb attack in Germany for four months when they were arrested, federal prosecutors said. Full Story »
KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban declared the start of a spring offensive across Afghanistan Saturday, warning they would target foreign troops, as well as Afghan security forces and top government officials, in a wave of attacks including suicide bombings. Full Story »
Turkey thought that its economic expansion would help it make friends and influence its Arab neighbors. It hasn't quite worked out that way. Full Story »
LONDON - Palace says Prince William, Kate Middleton to take honeymoon at later date Full Story »
AP BEIRUT - Syrian army troops backed by tanks and three helicopters on Saturday took a prominent mosque that had been controlled by residents in a besieged southern city killing four people, a witness said. Full Story »
MEXICO CITY - The U.S. Geological Survey says a moderate earthquake has struck off the coast of Panama, but there is no tsunami warning. Full Story »
CAIRO (Reuters) - The Muslim Brotherhood said on Saturday it will contest up to half the parliamentary seats in the elections scheduled for September. Full Story »
AP BHUBANESWAR, India - Police in eastern India are investigating reports that villagers protesting a noisy stone crushing plant burned to death its three owners and four employees, authorities said Saturday. Full Story »
OTTAWA (Reuters) - The left-leaning New Democrats are just five percentage points behind the ruling Conservatives ahead of Monday's general election, three polls released on Friday showed. Full Story »
AFP/File SYDNEY (AFP) - Mining giant Rio Tinto weighed into the debate over Australia's proposed carbon emissions tax Saturday, urging Canberra not to rush into a decision while major polluters such as China and the United States held back. Full Story »
Kampala, Uganda - Sitting outside his laundry shop in a usually tranquil suburb of Uganda’s capital, Kampala, David Ssentongo points at the smoldering ash of tires that locals set ablaze in protest and rage. Full Story »
This was not simply a wedding but the clearest indication yet of how the House of Windsor is positioning itself for the post-Elizabethan age Full Story »
Dehiba, Tunisia - Libya's civil war spilled into southern Tunisia on Friday, as scores of troops loyal to Col. Muammar Qaddafi burst across the border and into a nearby town. The foray came after loyalists failed to recapture a remote border post that has become a rebel lifeline. Full Story »
AP LONDON - Prince William and Kate Middleton departed Buckingham Palace by helicopter Saturday morning and the newlyweds will soon start their honeymoon. But their destination has been kept a closely-guarded secret. Full Story »
AP KABUL, Afghanistan - The Taliban on Saturday announced the beginning of their spring military offensive against the U.S.-led coalition, a day after a new Pentagon report claimed that the militants' fighting spirit was low after sustaining heavy losses on the battlefield. Full Story »
President Barack Obama says oil companies are profiting from rising pump prices and he wants Congress to end $4 billion in annual tax breaks for the oil and gas industry. Full Story »
President Barack Obama promised federal aid on Friday to the tornado-ravaged South, where deadly twisters have killed at least 339 people and caused billions of dollars in damage. Full Story »
Now that the blustering would-be candidate's pet issue is no more, can he really sustain a campaign? Full Story »
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