NATO considers no fly zone over Libya amid Libyan air power doubts
NATO leaders weigh a no fly zone after the U N Security Council mandate. Allies expect to deploy fighter bombers tankers and drones while debating including air strikes on Libyan air defenses. Libyan air force, once 400 strong, is now a few dozen aging jets.
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Aristide Returns to Haiti Amid Mixed Reactions and Cheer
Former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide arrives in Port-au-Prince after seven years in exile to jubilant crowds while critics warn his presence could affect Haiti's presidential runoff. He denounced Lavalas exclusion and urged inclusion of all Haitians, drawing praise from supporters and cautious comments from U.S. officials.
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Massacre at Yemen protest leaves dozens dead
Thousands fill Taghyir Square in Sanaa as snipers fire on protesters from rooftops and police block escapes with burning tires. At least 46 people die and hundreds are wounded in a violence surge against President Ali Abdullah Saleh, drawing international condemnation.
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