Media War Blurs Picture in Syria

BEIRUT -- Since pro-democracy protests began over two months ago, Syria has been engaged in a fierce media war -- with journalists arrested and international press banned from entering the country. This has severely curtailed the flow of information out of the...

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Undefeated, Gaza’s Freedom Flotillas Expand 

GAZA CITY -- A gleaming new memorial towers in the center of Gaza City's battered port. Flanked by flags of various nations whose citizens have sailed to the Gaza Strip to highlight the all-out siege on Gaza, the memorial's inscription bears the names of the Turkish...

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Yemen: Living With an Endless Revolution

SANA'A -- It was during moments on our rooftop earlier this week -- seeing flashes in the air and hearing the heavy pounding of gun fire -- when we realized that Yemen's capital city Sana'a was no longer as safe as we had hoped. Violent killings were spreading fast...

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Wednesday: 13 Iraqis Killed, 31 Wounded

At least 13 Iraqis were killed and 31 more were wounded in new violence over the last two days. Also, two Iraqi refugees in Kentucky were charged with terrorism after the U.S. Justice Department said they had supported insurgents in Iraq. One man’s fingerprints had even been discovered on an unexploded bomb, but the information went unused for two years.
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