Feb 6, 2012
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 TIME | World seeks next step on Syria as deaths mount CNN By Holly Yan, CNN (CNN) -- Intense blasts echoed through the Syrian city of Homs on Monday, just a part of the latest violence ravaging parts of the country, as world leaders sought a new strategy to end the deadly fighting. Russia aims to keep Syria options open after UN veto US closes embassy in Syria, vows further pressure US closes embassy, pulls diplomats from Syria as violence intensifies |
 BBC News | Gun salute marks The Queen's Diamond Jubilee BBC News A 41-gun salute by the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in London's Hyde Park, has marked the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It was followed by a 62-gun salute at the Tower of London and there was also a 21-gun Royal ... Queen Elizabeth's life through the years Queen celebrates with communities Queen gets a taste of the Time Warp as diamond jubilee celebrations begin |
 USA TODAY | Israel condemns Palestinian reconciliation deal USA TODAY RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) – Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Monday took a decisive step toward reconciliation with the Islamic militant Hamas, agreeing to head an interim unity government that would prepare for elections in the West Bank and Gaza ... Palestinians announce agreement for unity government Fatah, Hamas choose Abbas to head new joint government Palestinian Rivals Agree to Form Unity Government |
 CTV.ca | US Toughens Sanctions on Iran's Central Bank Wall Street Journal By TENNILLE TRACY WASHINGTON—The US handed down a fresh set of sanctions on the Iranian government Monday in the latest bid to pressure Tehran to end its nuclear program. The White House announced Monday it was freezing all property owned in the US by ... Obama orders new US sanctions on Iran's government, including Central Bank Netanyahu can't fly solo in Israel to attack Iran US levies tougher sanctions on Iran's Central Bank |
 CTV.ca | Official says Egypt's presidential election to be brought forward, after ... Washington Post CAIRO — Egypt's top election official says voting for a new president will be brought forward from June, in line with demands by protesters. That could mean a new Egyptian constitution would be drawn up under a civilian government. Egypt speeds up election process Official: Egypt's presidential election advanced Egypt army urges swift move to presidential election |
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