This article, written by Asma Alsharif, appeared on Reuters on April 17,2012
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Saudi Human Rights Activist on Hunger Strike Given 4 year Jail Sentence
Says Reuters reporter on the trail.
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Romney Ignores Trayvon Martin Question
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Romney Ignores Trayvon Martin Question
The man convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing tells the Reuters news agency the truth will emerge soon.
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Megrahi – ‘Truth will come out’
Gives interview to Reuters from his hospital bed.
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Al Megrahi Says Lockerbie Role Exaggerated
This article written by Shaimaa Fayed Appeared on Reuters on August 17, 2011 A flowering of Egyptian art since the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak is adding color to the capital Cairo and an upswing in business at the city’s galleries, as the pride, anger and optimism of a long-frustrated generation plays out on canvas.
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Egypt Uprising Art Brightens Cairo, Tempts Buyers
TRIPOLI, Libya — The baby girl lying on a hospital bed was presented as a victim of a NATO airstrike, proof that the alliance was killing rather than protecting Libyan civilians. But as journalists crowded around her bed, a handwritten note was passed to a Reuters reporter by a member of the hospital’s medical staff. “This is a case of road traffic accident,” it said in English. “This is the trouth [sic].” Read full article > >
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Libya government fails to prove claims of NATO casualties
So far, U.S. officials have released information about several materials the Navy SEALs found in bin Laden’s Abbottabad compound, including Pepsi, Vaseline, and Avena syrup-a sexual stimulant. Today, Reuters reported that officials also found a fairly…
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Porn Found in bin Laden Compound
In Libya’s conflict, Finbarr O’Reilly writes, the coastal road running from Tobruk to Tripoli is the only constant.
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Lens: On the Road to Revolution
An essay on doorways by Finbarr O’Reilly of Reuters is a masterpiece of contemplative journalism.
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Lens: Looking Through Afghanistan’s Closed Doors
Looks like you may be able to get an iPad 2 in April after all. Sources at the company tell Reuters that a Taiwanese report saying that the new iPad’s release has been pushed back until June is incorrect. A source says it’s, “simply not true,” and the…
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Apple Sources Deny iPad Delay
Hazy weather conditions are hampering a rescue mission in northwestern Iran, where a Boeing 727 passenger plane crashed and killed at least 70 people and injured at least 35. The head of the Iranian Red Crescent, Mahmoud Mozafar, told Reuters, “The…
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Seventy Dead in Iran Plane Crash
A row with India over the transit of generic drugs through the EU has been resolved, negotiators tell Reuters news agency.
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India-EU generic drug row ‘over’
Saudi Human Rights Activist on Hunger Strike Given 4 year Jail Sentence
Thursday, April 19th, 2012
