Please Welcome Yemen's Fleeing Leader
Outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has departed the country he has ruled for 33 years, and is making his way to the U.S. for "medical treatment."
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Thousands of Egyptian citizens descended on Tahrir Square late Saturday to protest the verdict they believe was either too soft, or could leave the door open for Mubarak to walk in an appeal.
Outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has departed the country he has ruled for 33 years, and is making his way to the U.S. for "medical treatment."
A picture of a guitar-strumming combatant has emerged from Sirte
Rob Crilly was apparently unhappy about some edits to a piece on Libya
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A new audio message questions the new government's legitimacy
Russia and China are spinning why they won't condemn the Syrian regime
The opposition is trying to organize as signs of armed rebellion grow
The latest rumor places Qaddafi near the Algerian border
Qaddafi fighters are launching attacks from Algeria, Sirte, and Bani Walid
Ali Abdullah Saleh has called for a ceasefire amid civil war worries
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Souvenirs and sightseers now roam the deposed leader's old compounds
Iraq says Syria has the 'right to experience democracy'
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Clashes erupted after security forces fired on demonstrators
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Facebook voting and video helps push the slogan to the streets
New sanctions make things complicated for Americans in Syria
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Hisham Buhagiar says Qaddafi is in the southern Sahara
Challenges confronting Mustafa Abdel-Jalil are forgotten during a jubilant night in Martyr's Square
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Islamist group is considering moving its headquarters to Cairo
Iran is trying to keep Assad in power while courting the Arab street
Interest briefly surged when the rebels stormed Tripoli
Missing weapons, fears of retribution, and talk of a power vacuum
The deposed Libyan leader depends on a foreign outlet to get his messages out
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Courtroom chaos, witness credibility problems and violent clashes
The latest reports suggest Qaddafi is in Libya but headed south
The State Department doesn't think the convoy included Qaddafi himself
A long caravan of armored vehicles has crossed Libya's southern border
Officials confront war-ravaged facilities and Qaddafi-dominated curricula
The news outlet is now referring to Libya's "ousted ruler" and "transitional leaders"
Hillary raised concerns about the Lockerbie bomber at the Paris meeting
Reports of Qaddafi's imminent capture and the arrest of his sons raise credibility questions
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Saadi says Muammar gave him official power to negotiate with rebels
The UN will help Libya's interim leaders organize a police force and elections
Third son of Muammar Qaddafi tells the NTC he's ready to join the revolution
Qaddafi's wife and children didn't have much of a problem entering Algeria
There's no final tally, but a military commander estimates 50,000 have been killed
Algeria hasn't recognized the rebels or called for Qaddafi to step down
There is evidence of abuses on both sides of the conflict
Qaddafi compares himself to the Queen of England in a letter to Congress and Senate.
But Muammar Qaddafi is still missing and fighting persists
The attack on Ali Ferzat may prove a rallying point for the Syrian uprising
The passages include a bedroom and phone bank, but no Qaddafi
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