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Libya War Traps Poor Immigrants at Tripoli’s Edge
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and SCOTT SAYARE
TRIPOLI, Libya — Migrant workers, many of them illegal immigrants from Ghana and Nigeria, live amid piles of garbage and face persecution from all sides of the Libyan conflict in a makeshift camp near Tripoli’s airport.
Discord Grows on the Politics of Intervention
By DAVID E. SANGER and THOM SHANKER
Nearly three weeks after Libya erupted in what may now turn into a protracted civil war, the politics of military intervention grow more complicated each day.
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Libya Presses Assault in East and West
By KAREEM FAHIM and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
RAS LANUF, Libya — Government warplanes taunted rebels with flyovers and repeatedly bombed their positions near Ras Lanuf’s oil refinery on Monday and Tuesday.
Scenes From LibyaDrawing U.S. Crowds With Anti-Islam Message
By LAURIE GOODSTEIN
Brigitte Gabriel, who is from Lebanon, has dire warnings about Muslims in the United States. But some in counterterrorism say she does a disservice to the country.
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Museum Turns Into Can of Worms for Sarkozy
By MICHAEL KIMMELMAN
PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy’s plan to open a history museum in Paris has stoked the politically charged debate over French identity.
Diet Plan With Hormone Has Fans and Skeptics
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
A new trend in dieting has women injecting themselves with hCG, a pregnancy hormone, and consuming only 500 calories a day.
From Afar, Moneymaker and Mother
By KATRIN BENNHOLD
PARIS — Mothers leaving home to seek a better life for their children have become a global economic force.
The Changing Face of Medical Care
By DOREEN CARVAJAL
LONDON — A generation of young women in the West have been flocking to the front lines of primary care.
Russia Faces 3-Year Race to Secure Site of Olympics
By CLIFFORD J. LEVY
SOCHI, Russia — The city of Sochi is expected to be a target for terrorists at the 2014 Winter Games.
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Obama Clears Way for Guantánamo Trials
"Because it's all so 'complicated', America has taken the low road. Sooner or later, the inequity that is Guantanamo will came back to haunt," writes Cynthia in Paris.
Libyan Government Presses Assault in East and West
"Having unleashed brutal violence on the anti-regime protesters, and created the war-like conditions in Libya though, Col. Maummar Gaddafi has lost all the rationale to continue in power," writes Prof. Jai Prakash Sharma in Jaipur, India.
