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- Leading party tries to calm Egyptians' fears
- Al-Maliki envisions Iraq stability
- Analysis: Defectors have potential to complicate Syria uprising
- 25 die in Syria, as defectors battle regime forces
- Al-Qaida implants itself in poor African nation
| Leading party tries to calm Egyptians' fears Posted: 03 Dec 2011 04:06 PM PST CAIRO -- Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, emerging as the biggest winner in the first round of parliamentary elections, sought Saturday to reassure Egyptians that it would not sacrifice personal freedoms in promoting Islamic law. The deputy head of the ... |
| Al-Maliki envisions Iraq stability Posted: 03 Dec 2011 04:06 PM PST BAGHDAD -- Weeks before the U.S. pullout, Iraq's prime minister confidently predicted Saturday that his country will achieve stability and remain independent of its giant neighbor Iran even without an American troop presence.Nouri al-Maliki also warn ... |
| Analysis: Defectors have potential to complicate Syria uprising Posted: 03 Dec 2011 04:06 PM PST BEIRUT -- Nearly nine months into the Syrian uprising, many protesters are pinning their hopes on an increasingly bold group of army defectors to give their revolution a fighting chance against President Bashar Assad's fiercely loyal forces. But a ... |
| 25 die in Syria, as defectors battle regime forces Posted: 03 Dec 2011 11:00 PM PST BEIRUT (AP) -- Violence sweeping across Syria killed 25 people on Saturday, most of them in a battle between troops and a growing force of army defectors who have joined the movement to oust the autocratic ruler, President Bashar Assad, activists sai ... |
| Al-Qaida implants itself in poor African nation Posted: 03 Dec 2011 04:06 PM PST SOKOLO, Mali -- The first time the members of al-Qaida emerged from the forest, they politely said hello. Then the men carrying automatic weapons asked the frightened villagers if they could please take water from the well. Before leaving, they ro ... |
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