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12/3/2010, 17:28

Israel seals off West Bank to prevent unrest (AP) .

Palestinian women supporters of the Islamic Jihad movement march during a rally against Israel's decision to include two West Bank shrines on a list of national heritage sites, in the Jebaliya refugee camp, north of Gaza City, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)AP - Israel has sealed off the West Bank for 48 hours, preventing Palestinians from entering Israel because of fears of unrest.




Pakistan: 39 killed in twin suicide bombing (AP) .

Map locating Lahore in Pakistan where a twin suicide attack targeting army vehicles in the eastern city of Lahore killed 20 people on Friday.(AFP)AP - Police say the death toll in a twin suicide bombing in Pakistan's Lahore city has risen to 39 and that nearly 100 others have been wounded.




Marjah push: Ups and downs are lessons for future (AP) .

AP - EDITOR'S NOTE: Alfred de Montesquiou, an Associated Press correspondent embedded with U.S. Marines in the battle for the Afghan town of Marjah, was able to observe some of the lessons of the fighting and hear from the officers in command how they are being absorbed.

Pinera works late, promises better dawn for Chile (AP) .

Chile's newly inaugurated President Sebastian Pinera, waves the the crowds after his swearing-in ceremony in Valparaiso, Chile, Thursday, March 11, 2010.(AP Photo/Aliosha Marquez)AP - Calling on Chileans to dry their tears and get to work to rebuild the nation, Sebastian Pinera is already setting an example.




Thai anti-govt protesters begin to mass for rally (AP) .

Supporters of former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra take to the streets Friday, March 12, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand. The Thai capital braced for possible violence as anti-government activists launched Friday what they hope will be one of the country's biggest protests in an effort to force Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to call new elections. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)AP - Anti-government protesters massed around Thailand on Friday ahead of a march they hope will paralyze the capital and force Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to call new elections. Authorities mobilized 50,000 security officers and set up checkpoints around Bangkok.




Can a Fatwa Against Terrorism Stop Extremists? (Time.com) .

Time.com - Can an influential Pakistani cleric end terrorism by declaring a fatwa against it?

Old and new converge in rising British Conservative (Reuters) .

Reuters - A son of Ghanaian immigrants who was educated at Eton, Britain's most exclusive private school, parliamentary candidate Kwasi Kwarteng embodies both change and continuity in the Conservative Party.

Mummy of Egypt's monotheist pharaoh to return home (AP) .

A stela at the Egyptian museum in Cairo is seen Thursday, March 11, 2010 , Egypt, showing Pharaoh Akhenaten, his Queen Nefertiti and their children worshipping the sun in the more natural artistic style of the time. The identification of Akhenaten's mummy through DNA tests could be a step toward filling out the picture of a time 3,300 years ago when Akhenaten embarked on history's first experiment with monotheism. (AP Photo/Paul Schemm)AP - The DNA tests that revealed how the famed boy-king Tutankhamun most likely died solved another of ancient Egypt's enduring mysteries — the fate of controversial Pharaoh Akhenaten's mummy. The discovery could help fill out the picture of a fascinating era more than 3,300 years ago when Akhenaten embarked on history's first attempt at monotheism.




At least 8 dead across Mexico in drug killings (AP) .

Mexico's President Felipe Calderon looks on during an event in Mexico City, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Mexico's Tourism Secretary Rodolfo Elizondo, who helped Mexico's tourism industry pull through swine flu, drug violence and a global economic crisis, was replaced by Gloria Guevara Manzo, Calderon announced. (AP Photo/Alexandre Meneghini)AP - Gunmen burst into a wake in the border city of Ciudad Juarez on Thursday and opened fire, killing 5 young men and wounding five others, including a 10-year-old girl.




Sarkozy pays tribute to top Sunni cleric Tantawi (AFP) .

French President Nicolas Sarkozy paid tribute to Sheikh Mohammed Sayed Tantawi, seen here in 1999, the Egyptian cleric who died this week at age 81, saying he embodied AFP - French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday paid tribute to Sheikh Mohammed Sayed Tantawi, the Egyptian cleric who died this week at age 81, saying he embodied "an Islam of dialogue and openness."




Pakistan navy tests missiles in Arabian Sea (AP) .

Map locating Lahore in Pakistan. A twin suicide attack targeting the Pakistani military in the city of Lahore has killed 39 people and wounded 95, a senior police official said.(AFP/Graphic)AP - Pakistan's navy successfully test-fired a series of missiles and torpedoes Friday in what it called a message to "nefarious" forces — an apparent reference to longtime rival India.




Budget fails to boost Conservatives (Reuters) .

Reuters - A federal budget last week did little to boost the fortunes the Conservatives, who still only have a slight lead in public support, according to a poll released on Thursday.

Aussie cabbie to take tourists on 4,000-mile drive (AP) .

AP - A Western Australian taxi driver named the state's favorite cabbie in an online contest has won the right to take 22 passengers on a 4,000-mile (6,500-kilometer) ride.

U.S. criticizes Afghanistan's 'poor' human rights record (McClatchy Newspapers) .

McClatchy Newspapers - WASHINGTON — The U.S.-backed government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai has a "poor" human rights record, tarnished by widespread impunity for security forces who commit abuses; violence against women; torture and extra-judicial killings, the State Department said in an annual report released Thursday.

Why Rush Limbaugh would go to Costa Rica if Obama's healthcare plan passes (The Christian Science Monitor) .

The Christian Science Monitor - Conservative talk-show host Rush Limbaugh said this week he’d go to Costa Rica for medical treatment if Congress passes proposed reforms to the US healthcare system.

Iraq Election: Votes Being Counted Amid Risk of Violence (Time.com) .

Time.com - Sunday's poll appears likely to yield an indecisive result, while accusations of ballot fraud by opposition parties could challenge the legitimacy of the new government that eventually emerges

Arab Americans Organize to Get Counted in Census (OneWorld.net) .

OneWorld.net - SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 11 (New America Media) - A coalition of Arab-American cultural organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area have launched a grassroots organizing campaign designed to send a clear message to Washington: that they, along with every other Arab in America, are in fact Arab, and not white.

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