Palash Ghosh

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Gaddafi will eventually triumph: U.S. intelligence official

As forces loyal to Moammar Gaddafi appear to be retaking strategic Libyan away from increasingly demoralized rebel factions, a U.S. intelligence official has predicted that Gaddafi will emerge victorious from this brutal conflict.
Mar 11, 2011

French police arrest Basque separatist chief

French police have arrested the chief of the Basque separatist group, ETA, in northwest France near the Belgian border, according to reports on Spain’s national radio.
Mar 10, 2011

GM’s CFO unexpectedly resigns

General Motors' (NYSE: GM) chief financial officer chief is quitting, reportedly after he was passed over for the CEO job.
Mar 10, 2011

A portrait of American Muslims

As Congressman Peter King conducts hearings on Islamic radicalization in the U.S., the nation’s growing Muslim community is coming under the microscope.
Mar 10, 2011

Sarkozy to propose strategic air strikes on Gaddafi bases: reports

According to various media reports, French President Nicholas Sarkozy will propose to European Union (EU) leaders that they coordinate targeted air strikes on Moammar Gaddafi’s command headquarters in Libya to prevent his forces from carrying out more destruction against rebel forces.
Mar 10, 2011

France recognizes Libyan rebels as “legitimate” government

France said it has recognized the National Libyan Council (NLC), the leadership of rebels fighting against Moammar Gaddafi, as the legitimate government in the country, ahead of European Union (EU) talks on the conflict today and tomorrow.
Mar 10, 2011

Moroccan king pledges sweeping reforms

The king of Morocco, King Mohammed VI, has vowed to enact comprehensive political and constitutional reforms, including the bestowal of real power onto a popularly elected prime minister, rather than a royal appointee.
Mar 10, 2011

UK news crew detained, beaten by Libyan soldiers

A group of UK-based journalists were detained and abused by security forces loyal to Moammar Gaffadi as they tried to reach the western Libyan city of Aw-Zawiyah, which has witnessed savage fighting between rebel s and government soldiers
Mar 09, 2011

Jordanians rally for jobs, reform

Thousands of mostly youthful demonstrators have held a rally in central Amman in Jordan, demanding jobs and political reform and an end to official corruption.
Mar 09, 2011

Illinois Governor abolishes death penalty

The governor of Illinois has signed a law that will ban the death penalty in the state, making it the sixteenth U.S. state to prohibit the ultimate punishment.
Mar 09, 2011

More clashes reported in Cairo’s Tahrir Square

The Egyptian Army has cleared protesters out of Tahrir Square in Cairo after having arrested 100 men carrying knives and other weapons who were planning to attack anti-government demonstrators.
Mar 09, 2011

Gaddafi jets bomb Ras Lanuf oil port

Moammar Gaddafi-backed forces have reportedly launched fresh air strikes on the key oil port city of Ras Lanuf, raising fears about the vulnerability of local gas facilities and a possible humanitarian catastrophe.
Mar 09, 2011

Gaddafi vows to fight no-fly zone

Moammar Gaddafi has warned that if a no-fly zone is imposed n Libya by the UN Security Council, he and his military will respond with armed resistance.
Mar 09, 2011

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