A senior Libyan diplomat asks the UN Security Council to delay adoption of a resolution ending the NATO-enforced no-fly zone over Libya
Secretary of State tells VOA she believes government of Iran is a dictatorship, announces plans for online US embassy
State media reports show crowds of loyalists waving huge Syrian flags, posters of President Assad
Warning follows arrest of 200 former Ba'ath Party leaders by Iraqi security forces
The leaders got a boost early in the day when German lawmakers approved a proposal to strengthen the EU's bailout fund
Yingluck Shinawatra announced parts of central Bangkok near the Chao Phraya River could soon be under water
Police said they detained a Kenyan man, along with weapons that included 13 hand grenades, two submachine guns, and four pistols
Some wonder whether Uganda could be the next African country to see its long-time ruler leave power
Moro Islamic Liberation Front says government did not notify group about operations, and they killed 19 soldiers to defend themselves
Nearly seven years after former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was assassinated, his death, legacy, loom large over country
Country's biggest producer of elements essential for manufacturing modern technologies suspended production to boost prices
An agricultural project developed by a French firm helps refugees' social and economic integration into local society
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Provisional authority officials said Gadhafi, his son Mutassim and former defense minister Abu Bakr Younis were buried at the same time
Freezing temperatures hamper rescue efforts as time runs out for those trapped in collapsed buildings after 7.2 magnitude earthquake
Tunisians appear satisfied with country's groundbreaking elections - even though they don't necessarily agree with results
Several previous truce accords have failed to hold
Rights activists say fighting began when Army deserters attacked a military convoy near the Turkish border
Plan calls for European banks to forgive billions of debt for Greece, sharply increase own cash reserves
Deputy Speaker Moallim says Kenya has right to defend itself, Kenya's intervention aimed at al-Shabab
Getting one-third of the parliament filled with women proves a challenge
Families are starting to return to Ivory Coast from Liberia via UN refugee agency now that security conditions are improving
