· 5 Journalists Arrested at Rupert Murdoch's Sun Newspaper (Updated) - Reuters

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Reuters
By Sharon Waxman at TheWrap Five top editors and reporters from the News Corp.-owned Sun newspaper were arrested in London on Saturday morning opening a new scandal at another flagship paper for the media conglomerate.
Murdoch 'committed' to The Sun despite arrests
Staff at The Sun tabloid arrested in bribe inquiry
Eight arrests as Murdoch 'throws staff to the wolves'
· Have they now got nukes? Iran pledges to unveil 'big, new nuclear achievements' - Daily Mail

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Daily Mail
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad did not elaborate on the announcement â but insisted Iran would never give up its uranium enrichment process. Western powers, including Britain and the United States, suspect the country's nuclear programme is aimed at ...
Ahmadinejad: Iran to reveal new nuke achievements
Ahmadinejad: Iran to Unveil New Nuclear Achievements
Iran to reveal 'very big nuclear achievements'
· Syrian general gunned down - CNN

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By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A Syrian general was gunned down in the heart of the capital on Saturday, according to state media, as fresh violence flared in several cities and world powers mulled a way to halt the government's bloody offensive ...
Syrian rebels blame regime for car blasts
Video Shows Syrian Anti-Aircraft Tank Firing Randomly Into Peoples' Homes
Gunmen Kill Government Stalwart in Syrian Capital
· Egypt arrests US student, Australian journalist - CBS News

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(AP) CAIRO â Egyptian authorities arrested an Australian journalist and an American student on Saturday on accusation of trying to bribe people to join a strike marking the first anniversary of Hosni Mubarak's ouster that demands a faster transition to ...
Accused of bribe: Aussie journalist arrested in Egypt
Egypt detains Australian journalist, US student
Top US general discusses crackdown with Egypt military ruler, as 2 more ...
· Niger Declines to Extradite Qaddafi's Son, Official Says - BusinessWeek

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BusinessWeek
By Djibril Saidou Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Niger won't extradite al-Saadi Qaddafi, a son of the former Libyan dictator, the country's Minister of Justice Marou Amadou said today. âDespite having violated the rules of asylum, Saadi Qaddafi will not be ...
Libya Asks Niger to Extradite Qaddafi Son After Remarks
Libya Asks Niger To Extradite Qaddafi Son
Libya asks Niger to hand over Gadhafi's son
· Ready for 'coup' probe: Waheed - Times of India

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Times of India
MALE: The new president of the Maldives said on Saturday that he was ready to face an independent investigation into the transfer of power in the nation that his predecessor alleges was a coup. President Mohammed Waheed Hassan said he had given an ...
Maldives crisis: Commonwealth ministers to meet
US gov't official meets with new Maldives leader
Maldives ex-president defiantly awaits arrest
· Thousands cheer Suu Kyi on campaign - CNN International

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CNN International
By Paula Hancocks and Moni Basu, CNN Aung San Suu Kyi takes her campaign for a parliament seat to Kaw Hmu, Myanmar, on Saturday. Kawhmu, Myanmar (CNN) -- Thousands of cheering people crammed the streets in a southern Myanmar district Saturday to catch ...
Burma: Aung San Suu Kyi campaigns in Kawhmu constituency she hopes to win
Myanmar's Suu Kyi campaigns for parliament
Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi cheered by crowds in Kawhmu
· Lebanese gunmen clash over Syria crisis - CBS News

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A man holds a rocket-propelled grenade launcher during clashes in Tripoli, Lebanon, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012. Lebanese security officials say clashes between pro- and anti-Syria gunmen in a northern Lebanese city have left one person dead and several ...
Syria uprising intensifies, spills into Lebanon
Torn between factions, Lebanon a potential powder keg as neighbor Syria ...
Two killed in north Lebanon in clashes over Syria
· UK denies preparing for new Falklands war - Scotsman

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Scotsman
Prince William's deployment exacerbated Argentina's anger over their claims that the UK were "militarising" the south Atlantic. Picture: MoD/Getty BRITAIN has insisted it is not âmilitarisingâ the south Atlantic in preparation for a fresh conflict over ...
Why is Cristina Fernández de Kirchner reopening old Falklands wounds?
Argentina Launches Protest at UN over Falklands
British Nuclear Sub Sent to Falklands, Argentina Says
· Putin's rivals face pressure, biased coverage - Fox News

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Fox News
MOSCOW-- European election observers say that presidential hopefuls running against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin face "biased" reports by Kremlin-controlled media and constant government pressure. Tiny Cox, who heads the Council of Europe mission to ...
Faces of protest are as varied as Russia itself
In Area Embodying Putin Base, Dispirited City Voices Tepid Support
Putin Said to Plan Dissolving His Party After Kremlin Vote