Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

April 15, 2011 Today from VOANews.com NATO Asks Other Members to Do More in Libya NATO foreign ministers still divided on ways of intensifying air campaign on Libya Life for Residents in Opposition-Held Libya Calm But Anxious Fighting has devastated coastal cities in central Libya, but life in parts of rebel-controlled east settled into an uneasy calm Unrest Engulfs Parts of Middle East After Friday Prayers Large protests sweep through Syria and Yemen Ouattara Government Forms New Ivory Coast Army Replenishing Ivory Coast's security services is a big part of restoring order in the commercial capital Nigerians to Vote in Presidential Polls Saturday poll is seen as test of whether Nigeria can hold fair elections after a decade of polls marred by corruption, violence Japan Nuclear Plant Operator to Pay Damages Money is meant to assist with short-term living expenses for those who had to quickly evacuate with only the most basic of necessities Nigerian Diaspora Seeks Credible Elections Using Social Media Facebook, Twitter, YouTube being used to point out any fraud in country's elections Inflation Continues to Rise in China Government already has boosted interest rates four times since October and taken other steps to try to cool prices IMF, World Bank Warn Against Complacency Both say global financial system remains vulnerable to further shocks South Asian Women Between Tradition and Modernity South Asian women have made significant progress in recent years, but have a long way to go before overcoming traditional mindsets Obama in Chicago: Help Me Finish the Job in 2012 President uses his home town of Chicago as backdrop to formally kick off fundraising for his 2012 re-election campaign African Americans Reflect on US Civil War Some suggest legacies of war still have an impact on African Americans today More News Headlines