From G8 Summit "to stop violence in Syria and Libya" Resume Negotiations in Middle East

Stop the violence in Libya and Syria. To ask are the Heads of State and Government of the G8, as stated in the draft final declaration of the summit of Deauville. The leaders of the eight most industrialized countries of the world call on the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to "cease the use of force and intimidation against the Syrian people and to engage in dialogue and fundamental reforms." As for Libya, the G8 will ask "an immediate end to the use of force by the Gaddafi regime" in Libya, reaffirming support for "a political settlement that reflects the will of the people." From the draft comes the request for '"a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through" the resumption "of negotiations without references" to reach a "framework agreement on all issues concerning the final status." Leaders of Eight most industrialized countries have expressed also "full confidence" in Japan and on his recovery from the Fukushima nuclear crisis.

Libya, troops link up Rais Brega. Gaddafi: "I feel betrayed by Berlusconi"

Although Rais is isolated to the international community does not give up. The loyalist armed forces unit led by two of the children of Muammar Qaddafi, and Saadi Khamis WOULD BE aiming at Marsa el-Brega. In particular the forces of Brigadier Khamis, faithful to Gaddafi, are trying to enter by land in Brega and have already reached the industrial area.

Advanced that might suggest that the Gaddafi regime has decided to field its best staff. The same fate for another Libyan city: Ajdabiya. Where the rebels retreating Libyans WOULD BE from the city of Cyrenaica, great defense along the line leading to the capital of the revolt, Benghazi.