Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
Telegraph.co.uk
Bishops urged to trust victims over priestsCBS NewsCardinal Marc Ouellet (center) presides a vigil for participants in the Vatican-backed symposium on clerical sex abuse, in Rome's St. Ignatius Church on Feb. 7, 2012. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini) ROME - Priests who rape and molest children lie when ...
Vatican Urged to Give Priority to Abuse VictimsNew York Times
Experts to bishops: pedophiles lie, trust victimsAlbany Times Union
Bishops seek forgiveness for clergy abuseWashington Post (blog)
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
The Guardian
Abu Qatada should remain behind bars, says Theresa MayThe GuardianThe home secretary, Theresa May, has tried to assuage cross-party anger over the decision to grant bail to the radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada, telling MPs it "simply wasn't acceptable" that such dangerous foreign criminals could not be deported.
UK lawmakers seethe at radical preacher's bailing
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Abu Qatada: Hazel Blears on control orders and courtsBBC News
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
The Associated Press
Egypt's ruling generals play risky game with USThe Associated PressCAIRO (AP) — Egypt's ruling generals are playing a risky game of brinkmanship by cracking down on American nonprofit groups that promote democracy, threatening a relationship with Washington that has brought the military billions of dollars in aid over ...
US-Egypt relations tested in latest crisisCNN
Lawyer: US groups pawns in aid disputeWashington Times
Lawyer: US groups caught in Egypt aid disputeUSA TODAY
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
Fox News
Italian court rules shipwreck captain must remain under house arrestFox NewsFLORENCE, Italy -- The captain of the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise liner must remain under house arrest, an Italian court ruled Tuesday. State news agency ANSA reported that the court in Florence rejected requests to remand Francesco Schettino into ...
Italy court extends house arrest for cruise ship captainReuters
cruise ship captain must remain under house arrestCNN
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
euronews
Syrian forces continue Homs bombardmenteuronewsMore pictures are emerging of what appears to be the devastation and destruction in Homs. Young children can be seen being carried from a residential building that looks to have been shelled. taking place in several areas across the city as Syrian ...
Assad regime vows to 'hunt' down rebels as death toll rises in SyriaTelegraph.co.uk
Explosion rips through main Syrian oil pipeline in HomsReuters
Deadly bombardment drowns out Syrians' appeals for helpSydney Morning Herald
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
Globe and Mail
Sudan Rebels Free Chinese Workers, Red Cross SaysNew York TimesNAIROBI, Kenya — Sudanese rebels released more than two dozen Chinese construction workers who had been abducted late last month, Sudanese and Red Cross officials announced Tuesday. The Sudanese government implied that the newly independent nation of ...
Sudan Rebels Free Kidnapped Chinese WorkersVoice of America
Red Cross: 29 Chinese Held in Sudan Were ReleasedABC News
29 Chinese kidnapped workers held in Sudan released (+video)Christian Science Monitor
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
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Taiwanese-Japanese star Makiyo involved in drunk beating of taxi driverDaily JournalAP TAIPEI, Taiwan — Prosecutors say Taiwanese-Japanese starlet Makiyo has been barred from leaving Taiwan pending a probe into her alleged involvement in a drunk beating incident in Taipei. The Taipei Prosecutors Office said Tuesday the 27-year-old ...
Taiwanese-Japanese star implicated in beatingNewsday
Makiyo released on NT$30000 bail in assault caseFocus Taiwan News Channel
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
Wall Street Journal
Maldives President Resigns After CoupWall Street JournalDow Jones Reprints: This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, use the Order Reprints tool at the bottom of any article or visit ...
Maldives president quits after police mutiny, protestsReuters
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
Globe and Mail
Report: Bombardment of Syria's Homs city resumesYnetnewsHeavy bombardment of the Syrian city of Homs resumed on Tuesday after at least 95 civilians were killed on Monday in an offensive to put down a popular revolt against President Bashar Assad's rule, activists and residents said.
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Assad forces continue deadly assault on HomsThe Guardian
Homs witness: 'Pieces of bodies, children, women'BBC News
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Tuesday 7th of February, 2012
BBC News
US eases sanction on Burma amid reformBBC NewsThe US has eased one of the sanctions it levels against Burma amid a series of political reforms in the country. The partial waiver, signed on Monday, will allow Burma to receive limited technical assistance from international financial institutions.
Suu Kyi hits the campaign trail in MyanmarAtlanta Journal Constitution
US Announces Limited Easing of Sanctions Against BurmaVoice of America (blog)
Myanmar: Government Panel Approves Opposition Leader's Run for ParliamentNew York Times
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