Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

May 27, 2011 Today from VOANews.com G8: Gadhafi Must Go Statement came in final declaration wrapping up two-day summit of world's eight most industrialized countries in Deauville, France Russia Offers Help in Mediating Gadhafi's Exit But Says No Asylum President Dmitry Medvedev calls on Libyan leader to resign, says some countries might be able to shelter him Yemen Tribal Loyalists Say Cease-Fire in Effect Announcement late Friday came after rebels seized control of government Republican Guards military camp outside of Sana'a Syrian Forces Fire on Protesters, At Least 8 Dead Despite violence, opposition activists are urging Syrian Army to support Friday's protests Egyptian Activists Stage ‘Second Revolution' Rally Activists are demanding ruling military government quicken pace of democratic reforms, including rooting out official corruption Belgrade Court Rules Mladic Fit for Hague Extradition Former Bosnian Serb army commander was in court Thursday following his arrest in northern Serbia after 16 years in hiding Mladic Arrest Tests Balkan's Will to Heal Wartime Wounds Arrest announced on same day that EU foreign policy chief was in Belgrade to discuss country’s application to regional group Clinton Urges Pakistan to Act Decisively Against Militancy US, Pakistani relations at 'turning point' says Clinton during surprise trip to Islamabad US Ambassador Says China Must Do More on N. Korea, Human Rights Gary Locke says Beijing should use regional influence as a source of security, stability and prosperity Nigerian President Faces Security Challenges in New Term Goodluck Jonathan determined to improve security, with new administration that takes power Sunday Woody Allen's 'Midnight in Paris' is Love Letter to City of Light Film co-starring Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams centers around aspiring novelist whose fantasy comes alive when he visits Paris More News Headlines