Belgium's waffling gov't ties record with Iraq
European nation goes 289 days without government after June election, matching Iraq's slow progress to form real government
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European nation goes 289 days without government after June election, matching Iraq's slow progress to form real government
Clinton tells meeting of top diplomats that "long-term progress in Libya will not be accomplished through military means"
Incumbent President Gbagbo's forces use heavy weapons to kill at least 10 civilians in capital, shoot at UN helicopter
Allied commander tells Congress he has seen "flickers" of al Qaeda, Hezbollah among rebel forces
Days-long power failure can lead to radioactive leak but U.S. regulators only require reactors to plan for shorter blackouts
Opposition forces retreat from Qaddafi hometown shouting "Sarkozy, where are you?" as Allied bombardments fail to materialize
Speculation is that Carter is visiting Cuba to secure American Alan Gross' release from jail; He will visit both Castros
Parents of girl born in U.S. are illegal immigrants; Girl went to Guatemala with her grandfather
Pentagon says most of the money covers bombs and missiles and "future costs are highly uncertain"
Backed by supporters, President Assad expected to lift some restrictions on civil liberties to quell protests in which dozens have died
While ugly squabble may postpone pro baseball's opening day, tsunami-ravaged nation turns to teens who play their hearts out
Arizona senator seeks more forceful U.S. commitment to Libyan rebel movement, saying simple no-fly zone would be a repeat of post-Gulf War Iraq strategy
Ambassador to U.N. calls Libya mission a success, says long-term goal of deposing dictator can be accomplished with non-military means
Coalition planes broadcast messages, drop leaflets encouraging Libyan troops to refuse orders and turn against Qaddafi
Guatemala's Sandra Torres seeks to step around constitution by divorcing president so she's eligible for election