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Prosecutors have already initiated 162 criminal cases over "prolonged" enterprise; Mothers told babies were stillborn
Libyan strongman rages against NATO, says alliance "will be defeated" as hios forces shell fiercely contested port city
Actress meets some of the almost 10,000 people who have fled violent gov't crackdown in her role as UN envoy
Vietnam starts first phase of joint plan with former enemy the U.S. to clean up environmental damage left over from war
Human Rights Council passes declaration hailed as "historic" by U.S. but decried by African and Islamic countries
Campaign to defy conservative Kingdom's ban on female drivers peaks as ladies take to the road in protest
Thousands pour into streets to protest regime; Violence spreads to Lebanon with 2 dead at anti-Assad demonstration
Prime minister meets critics' demands by replacing finance minister with rival; Markets optimistic austerity measures will pass
Government raises disaster alert to highest level amid severe flooding, landslides in multiple provinces
Rockets fired across border from Pakistan tribal region kill civilians; NATO service member dead in bomb attack
To support Afghan government's reconciliation efforts Security Council will differentiate al Qaeda and Taliban
Marco Antonio Guzman, a former policeman who used actor's name as alias, is accused of leading armed wing of Juarez Cartel
Local papers say that South Korea has redeployed missiles close to the border with North Korea
Government in talks with other Arab nations, but airstrikes continue and U.S. demurs at hints of Qaddafi holding elections