07 Apr
Events of Interest and Analyses, A Foreign Perspective
News
News
Syria deaths increase despite UN deadline
Reports say 70 people killed on Saturday, with UN accusing government of using April 10 deadline as excuse for attacks.
Last Modified: 07 Apr 2012 10:50 GMT
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Middle East
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Syria Live Blog
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Influx strains Lebanese city
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The information war over Syria
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Syrians flee into Turkey
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Interactive: Syrian uprising
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Kofi Annan’s six-point plan
Egypt’s former spy chief to run for president
Omar Suleiman says he will contest election two days after he ruled himself out of the race.
Last Modified: 06 Apr 2012 21:52 GMT
In Depth
US police track cellphones without warrantsChris Arsenault06 Apr 2012 12:42 GMT
Police routinely follow movements of citizens by tracing cellphone signals with little oversight, ACLU documents show.
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Opinion
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto: Thirty years on, the British still can’t admit the truth about the Falklands
…………….Maybe then we shall be able to admit the truth: it doesn’t matter who rules the Falklands – or whether we call them the Malvinas…………………………….
Trayvon case reveals vigilante spirit
David A Love: Prosecutorial misconduct, police corruption and ‘stand your ground’ laws are part of the lingering lynch mob mentality
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Storm over ‘disgusting rant’ on race
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Do stand-your-ground laws work?
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Justifiable homicides: the story behind the data
Ex-CIA officer indicted over leaks
Justice department indicts John Kiriakou, who allegedly shared covert officer’s name with journalist
The indictment of John Kiriakou, returned by a federal grand jury on Thursday, is part of an aggressive justice department crackdown on leakers and is one of a half-dozen such cases opened during the Obama administration.
