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Constitutional Referendum in Egypt Promised in 2 Months
Egyptian pro-democracy activist Wael Ghonim says the country's new military rulers have promised him that a referendum will be held on a revised constitution in two months. ...
Egypt's military council set to ban strikes
Egypt's military council, which took over the country following President Hosni Mubarak's resignation, is expected to ban strikes.
Egyptian Demonstrators Leave Square As Workers Remain Defiant
Egypt's new military rulers have urged protesters to return to work, saying a growing wave of strikes is harming the nation's security and economy. 
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Witnesses: Police Fire Tear Gas At Tehran Protesters
Hundreds of protesters are reported to have answered an Iranian opposition call to turn out for a banned rally in Tehran.
Palestinian Cabinet Resigns Amid Calls for Political Reform in West Bank
The Palestinian Cabinet submitted its resignation to President Mahmoud Abbas.
Supporters, Opponents of Yemen's President Clash in Capital
Anti-government protesters marched in Yemen's capital again Monday, calling for the resignation of President Ali Abdallah Saleh.
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Gates: Defense Needs $540 Billion for Fiscal ’11Congress must provide $540 billion to the Defense Department for fiscal 2011 or the department will be in danger of not being able to perform its mission. ... Read more... ��  ��
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Obama Asks for $671 Billion Defense Budget in Fiscal 2012 President Barack Obama's fiscal 2012 defense budget request continues the department's reform agenda, but protects personnel and family programs. Read more... �� ��
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