Two attacks by Islamic rebels in Thailand's south leave 17 injured

.- At least 17 people were wounded in two attacks by suspected insurgents in southern Thailand, where more than four thousand 300 people have died since the Islamic separatist guerrillas resumed fighting in January 2004, police said Saturday. The first attack occurred yesterday afternoon when a man shot two workers at a karaoke bar, while 15 others were injured by a car bomb exploded later in a local massage in Narathiwat.

Thousands of protesters calling for democratic reforms in Morocco

Thousands of Moroccans into the streets of the capital, Rabat, and the largest city, Casablanca, to demand democratic reforms include a change in the Constitution and the dissolution of the Government and Parliament. About four thousand people gathered in the square Alhad Rabat Bab, and about two thousand protesters gathered in downtown Casablanca, a day marked by heavy rains and bad weather.

The Palestinians will present a resolution on the settlement at the UN

The Palestinian leadership has decided to present, Friday, February 18 before the Security Council of UN resolution on Israeli settlements, said a senior official of the Organization for the Liberation of Palestine. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton felt yet on Thursday that "the Security Council and resolutions" submitted to him were "not the right support to progress towards the goal" to revive the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, suggesting that the U.S.

"Libya, the dead are more than two hundred" Strict against demonstrations

TRIPOLI - The budget was huge for the violence in Libya, where Human Rights Watch, the organization for the Defence of Human Rights based in New York, raises to 104 the number of deaths registered in Benghazi in four days of clashes between protesters and anti-regime security forces, the figures reported by news sources are even more alarming.

The site of the British daily Independent reports the movement of "other information" that there are "200 dead and more than a thousand wounded" means a witness told the newspaper, Ahmed Swelim, whose cousin works in the hospital. And medical sources in al-Jala Hospital Benghazi reported the Arabic television Al Jazeera that the dead are 258 and over 700 injured.

Denounce the massacre of 200 protesters in Libya

The bodies of at least 200 demonstrators killed in recent days by government security forces of Muammar Gaddafi were seen at a hospital in the eastern city of Benghazi, said a doctor who requested anonymity for fear of reprisals. Several witnesses told The Associated Press that groups formed by special commands, foreign mercenaries and supporters of Gaddafi demonstrators on Saturday attacked with knives, assault rifles and heavy weapons.

Portfolio - Tahrir Square celebrated the victory, a week after the fall of Mubarak

Hundreds of thousands of Egyptians celebrated Friday, February 18, Tahrir Square in Cairo, the success of their "revolution of the Nile", which led to the fall, a week ago today, President Hosni Mubarak.

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Insecure, poor, uneducated goodbye to the "good match"

NEW YORK - "The man with whom you go out today does not look like your father was young, if anything, do you remember the children who do baby-sitter." The sour joke is comedy of a young American, Julie Klausner. Hundreds of thousands of women will recognize in his lament. Klausner's diary (titled "I do not care anything about your rock band") became a bestseller and a symbol of a new phenomenon: the disappearance of the "good party".