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 Al Jazeera cameraman Sami al-Hajj has hit out at the US treatment of detainees at the Guantanamo Bay military prison where he was held for nearly six and a half years. read more [Aljazeera]  A US air raid in Somalia has killed up to 30 people, including two senior leaders of the armed opposition group al-Shabaab. read more [Aljazeera]  April 30 (Bloomberg) -- Hillary Clinton targeted oil companies that are ``making out like bandits'' on rising gasoline prices and said her proposed gas-tax moratorium was only the first step of a plan to end subsidies for producers. read more [bloomberg]  Release of Zimbabwe Activists Draws Praise; Election Delay Continues  Hundreds of people have held an emotional candlelit vigil in the Austrian town where Josef Fritzl kept his daughter in a cellar for 24 years.  Former Iraqi Deputy PM Tariq Aziz is due to go on trial over the deaths of a group of Baghdad merchants. GAZA (Reuters) - Israeli fire hit a house in the Gaza Strip on Monday while a family was eating breakfast, killing six Palestinians, including four children and their mother, residents and medical workers said. Read more [Reuters]  The Islamic Courts Union (ICU) has captured ninety percent of south Somalia, a leader of the body, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed says. Read more [presstv]  Iran will use all means at its disposal to react to Israel if anybody poses a threat to the country, a top Iranian military official says. Read more [presstv]  Food prices are rocketing, and contributing significantly to inflation, which this week hit double digits for the first time in five years in South Africa. Read more [presstv]  Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, says Israel's allies will soon be tried in an international tribunal on charges of war crimes. Read more [presstv] KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai escaped unhurt on Sunday from an assassination attempt by Taliban fighters who fired guns and rockets at an official celebration near the presidential palace in Kabul. Read more [reuters]  US-led operations in Baghdad's Sadr city has killed 12 and injured 54 others including women and children, police and hospital officials say. Read more [presstv]  WASHINGTON - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Sunday that race is not the reason he is struggling to attract working-class votes and insisted he can win over uncommitted superdelegates by showing he is "best able to not just defeat John McCain, but also lead the country." Read more [Yahoo! News]  Iran's Interior Minister, Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi, declares that sixty-nine percent of the Principlists have been elected into Parliament. Read more [presstv] NEW YORK (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai criticized the U.S. and British conduct of the war in Afghanistan, telling The New York Times in an interview published on Saturday his government must be accorded the lead in policy decisions. Read more [reuters] HARARE (Reuters) - President Robert Mugabe's party has failed to win control of Zimbabwe's parliament in a partial recount of the March 29 election, results showed on Saturday, confirming the ruling party's first defeat in 28 years. Read more [reuters] INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama said on Friday he would fine-tune his U.S. presidential campaign and remind voters of his humble roots after a defeat in Pennsylvania fueled in part by his failure to win over working-class voters. Read more [reuters] WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush assured Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday that Palestinian statehood remained a high priority in his final 10 months in office despite faltering peace talks. Read more [reuters]  ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The top Taliban commander in Pakistan called a cease-fire Thursday and ordered followers to halt attacks, while the government said it was pursuing peace talks with tribal elders in the volatile border region. [News Yahoo!]  European Commission chief, Jose Manuel Barroso, in his landmark visit to China says that the Commission considers Tibet as part of China. [presstv] WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton beat Democratic rival Barack Obama in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, prolonging an increasingly negative presidential nominating fight and keeping alive her slim White House hopes.. read more [reuters] HARARE (Reuters) - Regional countries should mediate negotiations in Zimbabwe for a transitional government of national unity led by President Robert Mugabe to organize new elections, a pro ruling party academic said on Wednesday. read more [reuters] KUWAIT (Reuters) - Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki chided neighboring states on Tuesday for failing to bolster ties with Baghdad and write off Iraq's debts now that Saddam Hussein is gone and Iraq is not a threat to the region. read more [reuters] CANBERRA (Reuters) - Police began an unprecedented security crackdown in Australia's national capital on Wednesday to protect the Olympic flame from protests during the latest leg of the torch's troubled journey around the world. read more [reuters]  Forty Iraqis have been killed in a US-led operation conducted by the Iraqi forces in the southern city of Nasiriyah, the US military says. Read more [presstv] BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice backed Iraq's crackdown on militias in a visit on Sunday to Baghdad, where the worst fighting in weeks killed 23 after Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr threatened all-out war. Read more [reuters] JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - With two days to go before a crucial U.S. presidential vote, Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton sharpened their attacks on Sunday, with Clinton pouncing on Obama for saying Republican John McCain would be better for the country than George W. Bush Read more [reuters]  Khaled Mashaal has discussed ways to lift the Gaza Strip blockade and a prison swap with Jimmy Carter during their four-hour talks. Read more [presstv]  A US soldier was killed when his vehicle was hit by a bomb in Baghdad, increasing American casualties to 4,039 since the March 2003 invasion. Read more [presstv]  HARARE (AFP) - Three weeks after Zimbabwe staged a general election, a partial recount was to begin on Saturday in a move that could see President Robert Mugabe's ruling party regain control of parliament. Read more [AFP]  US State Secretary says she has no plans to meet Iranian officials at an international conference in Kuwait on Iraqi security slated for next week. Read more: [presstv]  Israeli opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu says he would ignore agreements reached between Olmert and Abbas, should he be elected. Read more: [presstv] HARARE (Reuters) - The United States criticized Africa for lack of action on Zimbabwe on Thursday and South Africa expressed concern for the first time over a long delay in issuing results from a March 29 presidential election Read more: [reuters]  Turkish warplanes have attacked a group of Kurdish insurgents in northern Iraq as they attempted to sneak across the border into Turkey. Read more [presstv] Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried to clarify recent controversial comments during a tense debate, with Obama accusing Clinton of playing politics with his remarks on small-town residents. Read more [reuters] UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Western states joined the United Nations in urging action to ensure a fair outcome from Zimbabwe's elections but most African countries avoided the issue at a summit of the Security Council and the African Union on Wednesday. Read more [reuters]  UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says he is satisfied with progress Iranian authorities have made with IAEA in their nuclear program. Read more [ presstv ] 16/04/08[G-News]  Lebanon's top cleric has sharply criticized Livni's visit to Qatar, calling her trip and remarks a big insult to all Arabs and Muslims. Read more [ presstv ] 16/04/08[G-News] WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pope Benedict arrived in Washington on his first papal visit to the United States on Tuesday, facing the sexual abuse scandal tarnishing the Roman Catholic Church's image here by declaring himself "deeply ashamed" even before he landed. Read more [ reuters ] 16/04/08[G-News]  Eighteen schoolgirls burned to death along with one adult when a fire engulfed their dormitory, in Uganda's third fatal school fire in two years, police said Tuesday. Read more [ MSN ] 16/04/08[G-News]  US Democratic hopeful Barack Obama has corrected a slip-up about his name after the board chair of AP news agency said 'Obama bin Laden'. Read more [presstv]  Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni has said that she is in Qatar to lobby Arab leaders for support against Iran's nuclear program Read more [presstv] HARARE (Reuters) - Soldiers and police fanned out across Zimbabwe on Tuesday ahead of a general strike called by the opposition to pressure officials to release the results of a presidential election. Read more [Reuters] ROME (Reuters) - Silvio Berlusconi has won his third Italian election with a bigger than expected swing to the centre right, but the media magnate said it would not be easy to solve deep economic problems. Read more [Reuters]  Former US president Jimmy Carter underlines the importance of Hamas' inclusion into peace talks amid opposition from Washington and Israel. Read more [presstv] BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese forces found firearms hidden throughout a Tibetan temple in an ethnic Tibetan area of southwestern China which has been the scene of anti-Chinese riots in recent weeks, state television said. Read more [Reuters]  Kenya's Kibaki names a power-sharing cabinet that made rival Raila Odinga prime minister, ending a deadlock in the East African nation. Read more [presstv]  Lebanon's parliament speaker and Egypt's leader urge Lebanese political parties to hold talks in a bid to end Beirut's political impasse. Read more [presstv]  Ambulances were called in to transfer the injured to hospitals A blast has rocked a religious center in the southwestern Iranian city of Shiraz, injuring at least 160 people and killing 10 others. Read more [Presstv]  A seaborne hostage crisis off the coast of Somalia in East Africa has ended with at least six pirates captured and all the ship's 30 crew members safe. Read more [abcNews]  Iraqi Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr says he will not enter any kind of political process that would allow US forces to remain in Iraq. Read more [Presstv] G7 cuts growth view, shows worry on U.S. dollar drop Read more [Reuters] 
The US Defense Secretary Robert Gates has renewed allegations against Iran, claiming that Tehran's support for militias in Iraq has grown. Read more [Presstv] LUSAKA (Reuters) - Southern African leaders meet on Saturday in an attempt to break the political impasse over Zimbabwe's disputed elections and prevent the crisis from turning violent. Read more [Reuters]  The Israeli military has deployed several tanks and bulldozers to the Gaza Strip, launching a new incursion against the Hamas movement. Read more [Presstv] BEIJING (Reuters) - China said it was outraged by a resolution by U.S. lawmakers urging an end to a crackdown in Tibet as a Beijing-run newspaper linked al Qaeda to claimed plots to attack the Beijing Olympics. Read more [Reuters] WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Barack Obama is gaining steadily on Hillary Clinton among Democratic superdelegates, nearly erasing her last advantage in a presidential race where those party insiders could be the ultimate kingmakers. Read more [Reuters]  DUSHANBE (Reuters) - French troops operating in Afghanistan will number about 3,000, France's Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner, said on Friday on a visit to the central Asian state of Tajikistan. "I cannot give you an exact figure, because the military must make their own decision, but I can tell you that about 3,000 French troops will be placed in Afghanistan," Kouchner said, speaking through an interpreter. © Reuters 2008  Syria will reportedly conduct a national home front drill in a bid to inspect its 'general preparedness for natural disasters and crises'. Read more [Presstv]  Barack Obama has gained a double-digit advantage over his rival Hillary Clinton in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, a Gallup poll indicates. Read more [Presstv]  President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says: Iran will never bow to global bullies Read more [Presstv]  Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has declared that Moscow hopes to host a Middle East peace conference in the next three months. Read more [Presstv]  US Army's soldier secures a checkpoint in the Shiite enclave of Sadr City Baghdad [All American Patriots ]  San Francisco officials say they are confident the city will host a successful Olympic torch run Wednesday and avoid a repeat of the chaos that engulfed the relay in Paris, where police were forced to extinguish torches and carry the flame in a bus [NDTV]  An Israeli minister has threatened Iran with destroying the country if the Islamic Republic launches 'an attack on the regime'. Read more [Presstv]  Palestinian fighters in Gaza have agreed among themselves to hold their rocket fire at Israeli towns to avoid a major Israeli incursion Read more [Presstv]  BOSASSO, Somalia - Pirates who hijacked a luxury French yacht off Somalia last week have opened fire at local gunmen who stopped them from coming ashore in the chaotic Horn of Africa nation, witnesses said on Monday. Read more [Canada.com]  Attacks on Iraq's Green Zone and another military base in Baghdad have killed three American soldiers and wounded 31, the US military says. Read more [Presstv]  At least 100 people have been injured and 200 arrested in clashes between textile workers and police in the Egyptian town of Mahalla. Read more [Presstv]  Several thousands Pakistanis have protested in Karachi against the caricature of the Prophet Mohammad and a Dutch anti-Islam film. Read more []  Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirms his opposition to controversial US plans to install a missile defense shield in central Europe. Read more [PressTv]  Prime minister Ehud Olmert says Syria should not worry about a national public safety drill the Zionist regime is conducting this week. Read more [Presstv]  The Taliban militants have accused the French president of breaking his campaign promises by pledging to send more troops to Afghanistan. Read more [presstv]  Zimbabwe's main opposition, the MDC, is to go to court shortly in a bid to force electoral officials to release the presidential election result. Read more [BBC]  The US Defense Secretary Robert Gates has said that the country intends to send a "significant" number of extra troops to Afghanistan. Read more [Presstv]  Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem has said that Damascus is ready to respond to any 'Israeli aggressiveness' against his country. Read more [Presstv]  Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadi Nejad has said he would reject any new incentives offered by world powers to suspend uranium enrichment. Read more [Presstv]  Hillary Rodham Clinton appeared Thursday to deny published reports that she told New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson that Barack Obama cannot win the general election. But her campaign aides later said the New York senator had misunderstood the question. Read more [Washingtonpost]  BUCHAREST, Romania - U.S. President George W. Bush renewed urgent calls Wednesday for NATO countries to allow Ukraine and Georgia to start the admission process over Russian objections and to counter Osama bin Laden’s latest threats to Europe by stepping up their efforts in Afghanistan. Read more ...Chronicle journal  The Pentagon will keep pulling troops out of Iraq through July despite an increase in violence, chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff says. Read more..Presstv  The US Democratic candidate Barack Obama has won the overall delegate race in Texas beating rival Hillary Clinton once again. Read more [Presstv]  Israeli forces have killed 2 Hamas fighters in exchanges of fire during an army incursion in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian medics say. Read more [Presstv]  ISLAMABAD - Yousaf Raza Gilani, Pakistan's new prime minister, received a unanimous vote of confidence from Parliament yesterday. Read more [VOA]  Israeli troops kill two gunmen in Gaza Read more [reuters]  N.Korea threatens to cut off dialogue with South Read more [canada.com]  Website withdraws Dutch MP's anti-Islam film after threats. Read more [MSN.com]  Endorsement of Obama Points Up Clinton’s Obstacles. Read more [NYtime]  Injured US employee in Green Zone dies Read more [Presstv]  Oil tops USD 107 on Iraq pipeline blast Read more [Presstv]  Israeli Defense Officials: Hezbollah Has Dramatically Increased Rocket Range Read more [ABC-news] BASRA (AFP) - Heavy fighting erupted in a bastion of Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's militia in Basra onThursday, witnesses said, as military operations against gunmen in the southern city entered a third day.  [Read more] LONDON (AFP) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy kicks off the second day of his state visit to Britain Thursday with a meeting in Downing Street, followed by an Anglo-French summit.  [Read more]  Somali government soldiers have recaptured Jowhar in north of Mogadishu hours after the Islamic Courts fighters took over the town. Read more [Press Tv]  France's Sarkozy raises prospect of Olympic boycott. Read more [AFP Agency]  WASHINGTON (AFP) - An open skies pact set to take effect between the United States and the European Union this weekend may offer few immediate benefits for travel in view of the turmoil in the US economy and airline industry, analysts say. Read more [AFP Agency]  Four killed as fierce fighting erupts in Iraq's Basra Read more From AFP agency  AU, Comoros forces not in full control of Anjouan: minister Read more From AFP agency  The death toll of US military in Iraq has hit 4,000 after the military announced on Monday the deaths of four soldiers[Read more] AFP Agency Clinton and Obama rest up for long-haul race [Read more] REUTER Pope baptizes famous Muslim convert Read more: From Reuters  Pakistan PM candidate to meet anti-Musharraf coalition Read more: From AFP  Cheney to meet Abbas in bid to revive peace efforts Read more From AFP Cheney visits Afghanistan, wants more NATO troops... read more[Form reuters.com] VATICAN CITY (AP) - Osama bin Laden's accusation that Pope Benedict XVI had played a role in a worldwide campaign against Islam is "baseless," the Vatican said Thursday... read more [From kjrh.com] Read more: [From reuters]  Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden threatened the European Union with grave punishment on Wednesday for publication of cartoons mocking Islam's Prophet Mohammad. Date:20-03-2008 Read more [AFP Agency]  China sees 'life or death struggle' in Tibet Read more [AFP Agency]  Democratic front-runner Barack Obama battled to defuse the most serious threat yet to his presidential hopes after incendiary, racially tinged sermons by his former pastor triggered an uproar. Read more [AFP Agency]  No agreement' reached with US on missile defence: Russia. read more From AFP.  The Dalai Lama vowed Tuesday he would resign as leader of Tibet's exiles if violence back home worsened, just hours before his aides said 19 people were killed in new demonstrations. read more From AFP. Islamist insurgents cut off the heads of three Somali soldiers south of the capital on Thursday and the UN special envoy said he G-news 13-03-2008 Read Admiral Fallon and His Empire.. Or did they restrict themselves to killing any non-Somalis they found among the refugees? Chris Floyd is an American journalist and frequent contributor to G-News 09-03-2008 Read 
A rare venture into Somalia...Mark Doyle gets a rare insight into life inside Somalia, which has been ravaged by civil war for 17 years....
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Writer Police on Friday found Waris Dirie, three days after the Somali-born model who launched a worldwide campaign against G-News 09-03-2008 Read Rocket launches against border towns continue, but some in the coastal strip suggest the attacks are a cynical ploy to provoke a better-armed foe G-News 04-03-2008 Read 
Turkey announced Friday that it had pulled its troops out of northern Iraq, ending an eight-day invasion to pursue Kurdish guerrillas that raised tensions with the Iraqi government and fears
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh brushed aside Israeli assassination threats on Friday and said in his first public appearance in over a month that the Islamist group was ready for any large-scale attack
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he will not join the race to become the next president of the US, despite rumours he would run as an independent
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Police have launched an inquiry into how five anti-Heathrow expansion protesters managed to climb on to the roof of the Houses of Parliament. G-wararka 27-02-2008 Read A new poll in Israel says a majority of Israelis would support holding talks with Hamas Islamic militants who control the Gaza Strip. G-wararka 27-02-2008 Read 
Obama campaign accuses Clinton camp in photo controversy
G-wararka 25-02-2008
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A US Navy cruiser based in Pearl Harbor fired a missile last night that struck a crippled spy satellite roughly 150 miles above the earth, in an attempt to prevent the out-of-control spacecraft from dumping hazardous fuel on a population
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Democratic presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton spent the eve of their historic Texas debate slamming each other's political postures Wednesday G-News 21-02-2008 Read Senator Barack Obama won a decisive victory over Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Wisconsin primary on Tuesday night, cutting into Mrs G-News 20-02-2008
Cheney visits Afghanistan, wants more NATO troops... read more[Form reuters.com] VATICAN CITY (AP) - Osama bin Laden's accusation that Pope Benedict XVI had played a role in a worldwide campaign against Islam is "baseless," the Vatican said Thursday... read more [From kjrh.com] Read more: [From reuters] Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden threatened the European Union with grave punishment on Wednesday for publication of cartoons mocking Islam's Prophet Mohammad. Date:20-03-2008 Read more [AFP Agency] China sees 'life or death struggle' in Tibet Read more [AFP Agency] Democratic front-runner Barack Obama battled to defuse the most serious threat yet to his presidential hopes after incendiary, racially tinged sermons by his former pastor triggered an uproar. Read more [AFP Agency] No agreement' reached with US on missile defence: Russia. read more From AFP. The Dalai Lama vowed Tuesday he would resign as leader of Tibet's exiles if violence back home worsened, just hours before his aides said 19 people were killed in new demonstrations. read more From AFP. Islamist insurgents cut off the heads of three Somali soldiers south of the capital on Thursday and the UN special envoy said he G-news 13-03-2008 Read Admiral Fallon and His Empire.. Or did they restrict themselves to killing any non-Somalis they found among the refugees? Chris Floyd is an American journalist and frequent contributor to G-News 09-03-2008 Read
A rare venture into Somalia...Mark Doyle gets a rare insight into life inside Somalia, which has been ravaged by civil war for 17 years....
G-News 09-03-2008
Writer Police on Friday found Waris Dirie, three days after the Somali-born model who launched a worldwide campaign against G-News 09-03-2008 Read Rocket launches against border towns continue, but some in the coastal strip suggest the attacks are a cynical ploy to provoke a better-armed foe G-News 04-03-2008 Read
Turkey announced Friday that it had pulled its troops out of northern Iraq, ending an eight-day invasion to pursue Kurdish guerrillas that raised tensions with the Iraqi government and fears
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh brushed aside Israeli assassination threats on Friday and said in his first public appearance in over a month that the Islamist group was ready for any large-scale attack
G-wararka 29-02-2008
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he will not join the race to become the next president of the US, despite rumours he would run as an independent
G-News 28-02-2008
Police have launched an inquiry into how five anti-Heathrow expansion protesters managed to climb on to the roof of the Houses of Parliament. G-wararka 27-02-2008 Read A new poll in Israel says a majority of Israelis would support holding talks with Hamas Islamic militants who control the Gaza Strip. G-wararka 27-02-2008 Read
Obama campaign accuses Clinton camp in photo controversy
G-wararka 25-02-2008
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A US Navy cruiser based in Pearl Harbor fired a missile last night that struck a crippled spy satellite roughly 150 miles above the earth, in an attempt to prevent the out-of-control spacecraft from dumping hazardous fuel on a population
G-News 21-02-2008
Democratic presidential candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton spent the eve of their historic Texas debate slamming each other's political postures Wednesday G-News 21-02-2008 Read Senator Barack Obama won a decisive victory over Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Wisconsin primary on Tuesday night, cutting into Mrs G-News 20-02-2008
Kenya has been useful in helping resolve conflicts in the region; from Somalia, Sudan all the way to Central Africa. That requires that Kenya remains stable G-News 20-02-2008 Read 
As violence surges across Somalia -- and cereal production turns out to be lower than originally forecast -- UNICEF fears
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Heavy fighting killed at least six people in the Somali capital overnight, sparking cordons and search operations by government G-News 19-02-2008 Read A heavy fighting, which is believed to be one of the deadliest in Somalia's capital, stunned the forces of the fledging government forcing them to run away G-News 19-02-2008 Read .......Police query six men over terror claims...... They arrested people of Somali and Tanzanian origin who lacked valid documents. One of the suspects transferred to the city was in possession of a British G-news 17-02-2008 Read 
Serbia: Ethnic Albanians in Kosovo took to streets late Friday to celebrate the declaration of independence from Serbia expected to come this weekend.
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French authorities believe he spent time in a radical camp in Somalia, the official said, without specifying when he was believed to have done so G-News 15-02-2008 Read Heavy artilleries were hit in Mogadishu seaport on Wednesday where some reports say that ship carrying a weapon to AMISOM troops docked the harbor on Friday G-News 15-02-2008 Read His trip coincides with violence and humanitarian suffering throughout the continent — in Sudan, Somali, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Congo and other countries G-News 15-02-2008 Read Somali interim president Abdullahi Yusuf, has received an invitation from Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president, to attend the upcoming Arab Summit, G-News 15-02-2008 Read The Ethiopians installed one of the worst Somali warlords as mayor of Mogadishu, allowing him to turn his militia into the police G-News 15-02-2008 Read Appearing before a small audience of MEPs - several of whom are petitioning for the EU to foot the bill for Ms Hirsi Ali's security team - the Somali-born G-News 15-02-2008 Read MOGADISHU - A grenade attack on a gathering of Yemeni nationals in the Somali capital Mogadishu today left one dead and at least four wounded G-News 14-02-2008 Read 
The pirates in the Somali Water...
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their movement was ousted by Ethiopia-backed government forces at the start of 2006. The embattled Somali government is struggling to exert its authority G-News 09-02-2008 Read 
Somalia faces a severe humanitarian crisis for which the international community must take some of the blame, aid group MSF has said.
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A 33-year-old Somali woman has allegedly stabbed two pilots in mid-air has been charged with hijacking and three counts of assault after she tried to hijack
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Officials have increased the death toll to 21 in Tuesday's grenade attack in northeastern Somalia, in the first attack G-news 07-02-2008. Read Somalis fleeing the violence in their country for Yemen will receive a food boost from the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), it was announced today G-News 07-02-2008. Read Crew members on a tugboat seized by pirates off the Somali coast are unharmed and have access to food and water, the ship's Danish owner said Wednesday. G-News 07-02-2008. Read The consequences of this breakdown were also evident in the Dutch treatment of the brave Somali-born woman who had conceived and scripted the offensive film G-news 07-02-2008. Read A Kenyan police officer has shot dead an opposition MP - the second killed in a week - sparking fresh protests. Warning of catastrophe, U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon said he would travel to Nairobi on Friday from an African Union summit in neighboring Ethiopia to help his predecessor Kofi Annan, who has been trying to mediate an end to the crisis 01-31-2008 G-News. Watch G-TV In a hotly contested presidential race, votes are nice -- but it's delegates to this summer's nominating conventions that count 01-31-2008 G-News. Watch G-TV Uganda says could complete AU force in Somalia..... in a country plagued by daily shootouts and mortar battles between Islamist insurgents, various warlords and Ethiopian-backed Somali government forces 01-31-2008 G-News Read Somali refugee wins US State Department award for courage.. A young Somali refugee has been honoured with a prestigious United States government award for her courageous work in 01-31-2008 G-News Read Past NewsRead Here Past NewsRead Here |
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