Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

February 01, 2011 Today from VOANews.com Egyptians Flood Tahrir Square for Massive Protests Crowds headed on foot for Cairo's Tahrir Square throughout the day; the protesters included women with babies in strollers UN Calling for Change of Abusive System in Egypt High Commissioner for Human Rights says casualties mounting since protests against President Mubarack’s 30-year rule erupted US-Egypt Military Relationship Might Impact Crisis Close ties may be important in helping to determine the outcome of the current unrest Nigerian Leaders Say Jos Violence Will Not Disrupt April Vote At least 200 people have died in violence centered mostly in Plateau State capital, Jos South Korea’s President Offers Possibility of Summit with the North Lee Myung-bak's comment made during televised discussion program Release of Radical Group's Leaders Causes Shock in Turkey Hizbullah is blamed for torture and killing more than 100 people in its battle with Kurdish separatist organization PKK Domestic Politics Drive Thai-Cambodia Border Dispute Opinions differ about whether current border dispute is likely to lead to military confrontation or is just political posturing EU, US Slap Sanctions on Belarus Move to impose travel restrictions on Belarusian government officials follows violent crackdown on opposition supporters Tunisia Tourism Hangs in Balance as Political Unrest Continues Tunisia's tourist industry is a major employer and accounts for 6.5 percent of country's economic output 403 Forbidden: Silencing Online Dissent in the Middle East Despite the threat of Tunisia-style change, many Middle Eastern countries, continue to restrict online freedom of speech In Madrid Court, Google Challenges Europe's Privacy Laws Google's latest clash with European privacy laws centers on principle of Spanish law known as 'the right to be forgotten' New York's 'Little Egypt' Watches, Hopes for Change at Home Egyptians living in New York City are voicing ardent support for regime change back home More News Headlines