Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

May 28, 2011 Today from VOANews.com NATO Targets Tripoli Facility NATO says it targeted vehicle storage area in complex where leader Moammar Gadhafi sometimes lives Tensions Remain High in Refugee Camp Near Tunisia-Libya Border UNHCR appeals to international donors to step up aid for thousands of refugees, migrant workers caught up in deadly disturbances Egypt Eases Restrictions on Gaza Border Crossings Palestinians see it as big step toward ending four-year-old blockade that Israel, Egypt have imposed on enclave Analysts: Fighting in Yemen Tilts Country Toward Civil War Some think instability increases risk that branch of al-Qaida based in Yemen could launch terrorist attacks on foreign soil Senior Palestinian Predicts Violence if Statehood Blocked at UN Any Hamas role is unacceptable to Israel, though, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized this to US Congress Obama: Poland A Model for New Democracies President also reassures Poles about US commitment to ensuring security Protesters Absent as Ethiopia Marks Anniversary of Meles Rule Tens of thousands turn out in Addis Ababa’s main square to mark Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s 20th anniversary in power Nigerians Have High Expectations for New President Goodluck Jonathan due to be inaugurated Sunday Sudanese Envoys Meet on Abyei Crisis in Addis Ababa Talks in Ethiopia come one day after southern Sudan official said 80,000 people have fled Abyei Thousands Flee Violence in Sudan’s Abyei Region Aid agencies describe situation as volatile, with sporadic shooting and looting reported US Hails Auto Industry in Economy's Comeback Vice President Biden says Chrysler repaid taxpayer's bailout six years ahead of schedule; GM now adding thousands of jobs to payroll More News Headlines