Possible successor eyed for al Qaida after bin Laden death
A week after Osama bin Laden's death analysts contend his deputy Ayman al Zawahri is the front runner to lead al Qaida. Yet uprisings in the Arab world and internal rifts could push for no official replacement or a decentralized leadership model rather than a single official leader.
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NATO strikes hit Tripoli command center in latest clash
NATO warplanes bombed a Tripoli command and control facility as rebels reported gains around Misrata and along the Ajdabiya front. The U S said non-lethal aid arrived in Benghazi with meals and medical supplies ahead of Washington talks with the opposition.
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Brazil police arrest last suspect in drug gang case
Brazilian Federal Police say Jose Roberto Monteiro Zau, the final suspect in a drug trafficking ring that used a Brazilian Air Force Hercules C-130 to ship cocaine to Europe, was arrested in Rio de Janeiro after returning from Portugal. The 1999 Recife seizure involved 70 pounds of cocaine and led to arrests including a U.S. leader and two Air Force officers.
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