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Adoption Requests for Military Dogs on the Rise

Adoption Requests for Military Dogs on the Rise

The outlook has become brighter for the United States’ four legged veterans. Adoptions requests for war dogs have risen since the take down of Osama bin Laden, after the public… Read more »

Rapture – Where are you?

Rapture – Where are you?

It is 6:15 on Saturday, May 21st.  I am still here.  But, am I the only one?  Has everyone ascended into heaven?  My dog is here.  But, I guess if… Read more »

Sudan Unable to Reach Agreement on Border Dispute

Sudan Unable to Reach Agreement on Border Dispute

Disputes continue in Sudan as the north and south try to settle disagreements before the official secession of the south on July 9.  Both sides lay claim to the Abyei… Read more »

Ouattara in Ivory Coast Working to Reunify Country

Ouattara in Ivory Coast Working to Reunify Country

Newly sworn-in Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara is trying to piece together a broken African nation that has been deeply divided since a heated political election led to violence. The… Read more »

Obama’s Grandmother in Kenya Under Heavy Security

Obama’s Grandmother in Kenya Under Heavy Security

U.S. President Barack Obama’s step-grandmother in Kenya has been faced with threats after the killing of Osama bin Laden. Kenya has since tightened its security around the elderly woman, Sarah… Read more »

Oil Production Halted in Libya

Oil Production Halted in Libya

The biggest oil company in Libya announced that it will not produce any oil until the conflict in Libya has been resolved.  Information director Abdeljalil Mohamed Mayuf of Arab Gulf… Read more »

Four Reporters in Libya Face Trial

Four Reporters in Libya Face Trial

Officials from the Libyan government say that four foreign reporters may be released soon. Mousa Ibrahim, a government spokesman, said that the reporters will face trial this week in Tripoli…. Read more »

Tunisia Military Prevent Gadhafi’s Troops From Crossing Border

Tunisia Military Prevent Gadhafi’s Troops From Crossing Border

The fragile democracy of Tunisia has had its shares of challenges since its neighbor Libya has broken out into a full-fledged war.  On Sunday, Tunisian official news reports stated that… Read more »

International Criminal Court Seeking Arrest Warrant for Gadhafi

International Criminal Court Seeking Arrest Warrant for Gadhafi

CNN reported that the International Criminal Court will seek arrest warrants for three Libyans, including Moammar Gadhafi. The court’s Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampois expected to announce the warrants on Monday… Read more »

More Violence in Nigeria

More Violence in Nigeria

On Friday, a series attacks in northern Nigeria have left a driver for a state governor  and a local police chief dead.  Police believe that members of an Islamist sect… Read more »

NATO Strike Kills 11 Islamic Imams

NATO Strike Kills 11 Islamic Imams

Libya has accused NATO of purposefully bombing Islamic imams on early Friday morning.  The Libyan government has released video footage of what the government claims to be an attack on… Read more »

Mubarak’s Wife Detained in Egypt

Mubarak’s Wife Detained in Egypt

Egypt has detained the former first lady, Suzanne Mubarak and has ordered that she remain in custody for 15 days while authorities investigate her involvement in the illegal acquisition of… Read more »

Gadhafi’s Compound Attacked

Gadhafi’s Compound Attacked

NATO warplanes attacked Moammar Gadhafi’s compound in Tripoli on Thursday.  Gadhafi made his first television appearance since last month and only hours later, early Thursday morning; airstrikes attacked the longtime… Read more »

International Court Reports Dijibouti to U.N.

International Court Reports Dijibouti to U.N.

The African nation of Djibouti was reported to the United Nations Security Council on Thursday by the International Criminal Court.  Judges reported the nation for failing to arrest Sudanese President… Read more »

Libyan Rape Victim Flees to Tunisia, Under Protection

Libyan Rape Victim Flees to Tunisia, Under Protection

Iman al-Obeidi, the woman who reported that troops loyal to Gadhafi gang raped her, has fled into Tunisia.  Al-Obeidi, along with a defected military officer, was able to get past… Read more »

174 Ivory Coast Residents Killed by Militia

174 Ivory Coast Residents Killed by Militia

According to the Ivory Coast Defense Ministry, at least 174 Ivory Coast residents were killed along the western coast by militias and Liberian mercenaries.  The government of new President Alassane… Read more »

Egypt Organized National Council

Egypt Organized National Council

In Egypt, political activists and scholars gathered in hundreds over the weekend for a meeting aimed at “protecting the revolution.”  The group plans on electing a 60-member council to represent… Read more »

Libyan Western Rebels Organize Effectively

Libyan Western Rebels Organize Effectively

Libyan opposition soldiers, often characterized as unorganized and a rag-tag band of rebels, are becoming more organized and efficient.  Nowhere is that more apparent than in the Western region of… Read more »

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