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World news briefs: Greek bailout; Super PACS outperforming campaigns they support
![<strong style="font-size: medium;">Eurozone reaches deal on $170 billion Greek bailout, cuts debt to 120.5 percent of GDP by 2020</strong>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/241802360-21040630.png "<strong style="font-size: medium;\">Eurozone reaches deal on $170 billion Greek bailout, cuts debt to 120.5 percent of GDP by 2020</strong>")
Eurozone reaches deal on $170 billion Greek bailout, cuts debt to 120.5 percent of GDP by 2020
BRUSSELS (AP) — Greece won a second massive financial bailout in the early hours of Tuesday morning when its partners in the 17-country eurozone...Tags: Political Candidates, Labor Legislation, National Government, Mitt Romney, Elections
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Embattled Yemen Prez Coming To NYC?
Ali Abdullah Saleh, the controversial president of Yemen, is seeking admittance into the U.S. in order to receive medical treatment, which could mean a lengthy stay. Debra Alfarone reports from the Upper East Side.Tags: Yemen, Upper East Side
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New unity government takes office in Yemen
World NowA new unity government was sworn into office in Yemen on Saturday. The formation of a new government was part of a transfer of power agreement signed by President Ali Abdullah Saleh after months of unrest that pushed Yemen to the edge of civil war.... -
Yemeni president says he'll leave country, head to U.S.
World NowPresident Ali Abdullah Saleh said Saturday that he would soon leave Yemen for the United States to help make way for elections for his replacement, even as forces loyal to him opened fire on protesters, killing at least nine.... -
Yemen's president traveling to U.S. for medical treatment
World NowYemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh left his battered nation Sunday, headed to the U.S. for medical treatment. The mercurial leader asked his countrymen to forgive him for years of turmoil and vowed to return to the Arabian Peninsula state he has ruled for... -
Egyptians' sense of safety has plummeted, poll finds
World NowEgypt, Arab Spring, crime, safety, Gallup: Egyptians feel much less safe than they did before the Arab Spring uprisings, a new Gallup poll has found. Pollsters found the percentage of Egyptians who said they feel safe walking alone at night in their... -
Suspected Al Qaeda attack welcomes Yemen's new president
World NowYemen, Al Qaeda, Saleh, Arab Spring, United States: The inauguration of Yemen’s president was barely over Saturday when a car bomb exploded at a presidential palace, killing at least 25 people and highlighting the dangers the new leader faces in... -
Yemen forces recapture key town from Al Qaeda, kill militants
World NowYemeni government forces have recaptured a strategic southern town from Al Qaeda, killed more than 50 militant fighters in the last few days and forced the resignation of an air force commander who had resisted the political and security aims of the... -
Killing al-Awlaki was a political stunt unworthy of a great nation
Some in our government are claiming that U.S.-born anti-American Islamic cleric Anwar al-Awlaki was killed in self defense by a C.I.A.-operated drone; they expect us to buy the nonsense that America, a huge and powerful nation was so terrified of this...Tags: Murder, Religious Conflicts, Pakistan, Elections, Terrorism
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Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
OSLO, Norway — Africa's first democratically elected female president, a Liberian campaigner against rape and a woman who stood up to Yemen's autocratic regime won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday in recognition of the importance of women's rights in...Tags: Sana'a (Yemen), Religious Conflicts, File Sharing, Harvard University, Elections
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Three women, two Liberians and a Yemeni, win Nobel Peace Prize
Three women from Africa and the Middle East who symbolize nonviolent struggles to improve their nations and advance the role of women's rights were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
Sharing the award were Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf,...Tags: NPR, Religious Conflicts, Johannesburg (South Africa), Elections, Democracy
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