TUNIS/RABAT (Reuters) - Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi renewed the bombardment of Misrata on Tuesday, causing a number of casualties, an Amnesty International researcher in the besieged Libyan…
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Kenya parliament to seek review of fuel price formula
MOMBASA, Kenya (Reuters) - Kenya's parliament has asked the government to revise a formula used to determine fuel price caps after the energy regulator raised prices last week,…
Two students killed in Tunisia school clashes
TUNIS (Reuters) - A boy and a girl died and more than 40 students were hurt in fighting between hundreds of school children from rival tribes at a…
Korai kiszivárogtatás fékezheti az iráni-egyiptomi közeledést
Irán, Teherán – Irán cáfolta azokat a híreket, amelyek szerint nagykövetet nevezett ki Egyiptomba. A lépés a két ország közötti diplomáciai kapcsolatok újraélesztését jelentette volna.
Halálos légi őrjárat Szudánban
Szudán, Kartúm – Lezuhant egy katonai helikopter Észak-Darfurban. Szudánban egyre gyakoribbak a légi szerencsétlenséget. A géppark elöregedett és nincs elég pénz a karbantartásra.
Joint patrols needed to secure Ivory Coast
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Ivory Coast's newly-formed military is not ready to conduct security patrols without U.N. and French help as soldiers might be prone to looting on their…
Iran appoints ambassador to Egypt, first in 30 years
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran has appointed an ambassador to Egypt for the first time in 30 years as diplomatic relations are re-established following the fall of President Hosni…
Gaddafi envoy holds talks in Morocco
RABAT (Reuters) - Morocco hosted a visit by a Libyan deputy foreign minister on Monday, a rare diplomatic link between Muammar Gaddafi's government and one of the staunch…
Nigerian president urges unity after election riots
KANO, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan appealed for unity on Monday after deadly riots erupted in largely Muslim opposition strongholds over his election victory.
Libya oil stuck in legal limbo as UN panel shunned
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Western powers eager to help Libyan rebels sell oil from territories they control are ignoring the U.N. Security Council's sanctions committee, leaving Libyan crude…