Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

March 07, 2011

Today from VOANews.com
Pro-Gadhafi Forces Launch Airstrikes on Eastern Town Witnesses say Libyan warplanes struck positions around the oil port of Ras Lanuf Monday
Libyan Unrest Heightened by Information Battle Both sides trade accusations - rebels accuse pro-Gadhafi forces of using human shields, Gadhafi accuses al-Qaida of fomenting uprising
Gates Apologizes for Afghan Civilian Deaths US secretary of defense in Kabul to assess war progress
Italian Island of Lampedusa Sees Increase of North African Refugees Coast guard officials say 10 fishing vessels arrived early Monday with close to 850 people on board, more expected to follow
Fighting Reported Near Liberian Border as AU Seeks Joint Meeting Opposition forces say they captured a key town as AU heads of state try to arrange meeting between Ivory Coast's rival presidents
South Korea Probes Internet, GPS Disruptions Latest attack targets government computers, navigation system users
Dozens Killed in South Sudan Clashes Sudan People's Liberation Army spokesman says seven soldiers and at least 47 militiamen were killed in the fighting
Criticism as Kenya Lobbies UN for ICC Deferral Kenyan government begins another diplomatic press aimed at deferring trials stemming from probes of 2007, 2008 post-election violence
Former French President on Trial for Corruption Charges Jacques Chirac accused of giving people city hall jobs when they worked for his then center-right Rally for Republic Party
UN Expands Scope of Asia Tsunami Warning Fund More funds are needed to prepare countries, especially the poorer ones, to include programs for disaster and climate-change preparedness
India Supreme Court Rules on Euthanasia Court dismisses end of life plea for Aruna Shanbaug, who has been in a vegetative state for the last 37 years
Women Scientists Close Gender Gap in Indonesia United Nations chooses theme of science education and women to mark this year's International Women's Day
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