Gadhafi taunts NATO as airstrikes rage in Libya
In a brief Libyan TV recording Muammar Gadhafi said he survives and is in a place “you can’t get to and kill me” amid ongoing NATO airstrikes on Tripoli and claims of cleric deaths in Brega. NATO officials said strikes target military centers, not the Libyan leader.
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Tripoli
Libya
NATO
Muammar Gadhafi
Gaddafi
Hic
Bab al-Aziziya
Crusaders
Alliance
Carmen Romero
Brussels
Regime
Moussa Ibrahim
Brega
Ibrahim
Naples
Italy
Franco Frattini
Noureddin el-Mashrab
el-Mashrab
Madrid
Tenerife
Canary Islands
Deyan Valentinov
London
Britain
Foreign Office
U.K
Interior Ministry
Dominica Fernandez
Fernandez
Arona
Los Cristianos
la Opinion
Syrian security forces kill at least six protesters in Syria
Activists say security forces and shabiha opened fire on thousands across Syria on Friday, killing six and wounding others in Homs Damascus and Daraa. Surge in mass arrests and deployment kept crowds smaller than prior weeks as protests spread to new neighborhoods.
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Beirut
Bashar Assad
Homs
Damascus
Idaraa
Shabiha
Syria
Assad
Bashar
Hama
Banias
Zahra
Mazzeh
Muhajereen
Qaboun
Abu Bakr al-Siddiq
Mazen Darwish
Souay Hussein
Freedom
Qamishli
Twins return to Russian orphanage after 16 years
In Moscow, 18 year old twin sisters Jessica and Jennifer Allen return to Children’s Home No. 13, revisiting a place from their past as malnourished orphans. Their journey highlights international adoption tensions between Russia and the United States and the hopeful arc of their life from hardship to belonging. The siblings, once Svetlana and Galina, now embrace their Russian roots while reflecting on adopted life abroad.
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Moscow
California
Galina
Svetlana
Jessica
Jennifer Allen
Russia
United States
Jennifer
China
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