 CBS News | Yemen: Ex-president's loyalists attack airport CBS News SANAA, Yemen â€" Loyalists of former Yemeni leader Ali Abdullah Saleh seized the country's main airport Saturday as tanks and armored vehicles occupied the tarmac and forced authorities to cancel flights, a day after a military shake-up in which key ... Gunmen attack Yemen's main airport US Calls for Support of Yemeni President's Military Changes Air force officers ground flights at Sanaa airport |
 NEWS.com.au | Prezida Mushasha w'Igihugu ca Malawi Yaragenywe. Voice of America K wa gatandatu, 07 Ukwezi kwakane 2012 Prezida Mushasha w'Igihugu ca Malawi Yaragenywe. Umupfasoni Banda yashikirije ijambo ejo ku musi wa gatandatu inyuma yuko arahiye mu mabanga yiwe y'ukuyobora igihugu ca Malawi ku murwa mukuru Lilongwe Na VOA ... Vice president sworn in as Malawi leader after president's death Malawi political crisis averted as VP takes reins Joyce Banda, new Malawi president, a champion for women |
 New York Times | Pope Rebukes Priests Who Advocate Ordaining Women and Ending Celibacy New York Times ROME â€" Striking the tone that once earned him the nickname “God's Rottweiler,†Pope Benedict XVI in a stern Holy Thursday homily denounced “disobedience†in the Roman Catholic Church, chastising priests who sought the ordination of women and the ... Pope reaffirms ban on women priests, assails disobedience Pope clutches candle at Easter vigil Pope Holds Easter Candle at Basilica Vigil |
 Globe and Mail | Pope ushers in Easter at Vatican The Press Association Pope Benedict XVI, carrying a tall, lit candle, has ushered in Christianity's most joyous celebration with an Easter vigil service, but voiced fears that mankind is groping in darkness, unable to distinguish good from evil. Pope clutches candle at Easter vigil Pope Rebukes Priests Who Advocate Ordaining Women and Ending Celibacy Pope reaffirms ban on women priests, assails disobedience |
 The Associated Press | US warns Syria it can't deceive world over pullout The Associated Press By KARIN LAUB, AP â€" 1 minute ago BEIRUT (AP) â€" The US warned Syria it won't be able to deceive the world about compliance with a cease-fire that is just days away, as regime forces pounded more opposition strongholds Saturday in an apparent rush to ... Violence dims Syria truce hopes, over 100 killed U.S. warns Syria world is watching for cease-fire Ongoing offensives in Syria have claimed 53 lives, activists say |
 USA TODAY | Malawi political crisis averted as VP takes reins ABC Online Malawian vice-president Joyce Banda has been sworn in as president of the southern African nation after the death of president Bingu wa Mutharika, as fears of a succession struggle receded as state institutions backed the constitutional handover. Malawi Mourns Death of President Mutharika Vice president sworn in as Malawi leader after president's death Joyce Banda sworn in as new Malawi president |
 Globe and Mail | Scores missing after avalanche hits Pakistan army base Haaretz More than 12 hours after the disaster at the entrance to the Siachen Glacier, no survivors had been found. By The Associated Press ISLAMABAD - A rescue operation was underway in the Kashmir region after at least 117 Pakistani soldiers were buried in an ... Avalanche buries 100 Pakistan soldiers in Siachen Search resumes for soldiers buried in avalanche Hope for Himalayan avalanche survivors fading |
 CBC.ca | Violence dims Syria truce hopes, over 100 killed Reuters By Erika Solomon and Douglas Hamilton | BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian troops pounded opposition areas, activists said, killing 74 civilians in an offensive that has sent thousands of refugees surging into Turkey before next week's UN-backed ceasefire aimed ... Hope dims for Syria truce as fresh violence leaves 100 dead Syria Forces Keep Pounding Rebel Areas Opposition: 121 dead as Syrian forces target civilians |
 Globe and Mail | Hope dims for Syria truce as fresh violence leaves 100 dead Globe and Mail Syrian troops pounded opposition areas, activists said, killing 74 civilians in an offensive that has sent thousands of refugees surging into Turkey before next week's UN-backed ceasefire aimed at stanching a year of bloodshed. Syria Forces Keep Pounding Rebel Areas US warns Syria it can't deceive world over pullout Fierce fighting in Syria as Annan deadline looms |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Syria Forces Keep Pounding Rebel Areas New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon (Reuters) â€" Syrian troops continued to strike opposition areas on Saturday, activists said, killing 74 civilians in an offensive that has sent thousands of refugees into Turkey before a cease-fire backed by the United Nations takes ... US warns Syria it can't deceive world over pullout Fierce fighting in Syria as Annan deadline looms At least 28 die in Syria violence |
 CTV.ca | Mali coup leaders agree to step down in return for amnesty Los Angeles Times REPORTING FROM JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA -- Mali's junta has agreed to step down in return for amnesty, after a coup that saw neighbors launch a blockade of the landlocked country and an ethnic Tuareg rebel militia seize the north. Mali junta sees civilian government "in days" Mali's parliamentary head returns home Mali's parliamentary head returns from exile |
USA TODAY | Vice president sworn in as Malawi leader after president's death Los Angeles Times REPORTING FROM JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA â€" Malawi's vice president was sworn in as its new leader Saturday, ending a brief but dangerous tussle for power after the country's increasingly authoritarian president died of a massive heart attack. Malawi's Banda becomes Africa's third female head of state Malawi's VP sworn in as president amid uncertainty Newsmaker: New Malawi president a women's champion |
 Christian Science Monitor | Malawi's Banda becomes Africa's third female head of state Christian Science Monitor Vice President Joyce Banda took over as Malawi's president on Saturday. Her first challenge: restoring relations with donor nations to the poverty stricken nation. By Scott Baldauf, Staff Writer / April 7, 2012 Malawi's vice president Joyce Banda ... Newsmaker: New Malawi president a women's champion Joyce Banda sworn in as Malawi's new president Longtime women's activist Banda sworn in as Malawi president |
Globe and Mail | Avalanche buries over 100 Pakistani soldiers ABC Online The region is divided between Pakistan and India and is claimed by both in full. An avalanche slammed into a Pakistani military camp near the disputed Kashmir border with rival India on Saturday, burying more than 100 soldiers, with no sign of ... Official: Avalanche buries 130 Pakistan soldiers Avalanche buries more than 100 Pakistani soldiers Snow from avalanche that buried Pakistani soldiers 80 feet deep |
Globe and Mail | Pakistani soldiers hunt for missing troops after avalanche buries 117 Globe and Mail ISLAMABAD, Pakistanâ€" AP Pakistani soldiers dug into a massive avalanche in a mountain battleground close to the Indian border on Saturday, searching for at least 117 of their colleagues buried when the wall of snow engulfed a military complex. Snow from avalanche that buried Pakistani soldiers 80 feet deep Search continues for 100 Pakistani soldiers feared dead in avalanche Search as avalanche buries soldiers |
 The Guardian | Pakistani troops dig for 117 missing in avalanche USA TODAY ISLAMABAD (AP) â€" Pakistani soldiers dug into a massive avalanche in a mountain battleground close to the Indian border on Saturday, searching for at least 117 of their colleagues buried when the wall of snow engulfed a military complex. Search continues for 100 Pakistani soldiers feared dead in avalanche 100 Pakistan troops trapped in avalanche Kashmir avalanche traps over 100 Pakistan soldiers: army |
 CTV.ca | Mali Junta Agrees to Return Nation to Civilian Rule Voice of America April 07, 2012 Mali Junta Agrees to Return Nation to Civilian Rule Nancy Palus | Bamako In Mali, the soldiers who seized power in a coup two weeks ago have agreed to step down as part of an agreement with the regional bloc ECOWAS. France welcomes deal to end Mali coup crisis Mali Junta to Relinquish Power to End Sanctions, Battle Rebels Triumphant Tuareg rebels fall out over al-Qaeda's jihad in Mali |
 AFP | Avalanche Buries 100 Pakistani Soldiers TIME By AP / ZARAR KHAN Saturday, Apr. 07, 2012 (ISLAMABAD) â€" An avalanche smashed into a Pakistani army base on a Himalayan glacier along the Indian border on Saturday, burying around 100 soldiers, the military said. Helicopters, sniffer dogs and troops ... Avalanche buries about 100 Pakistani soldiers on glacier At least 100 Pakistani soldiers buried under avalanche Avalanche traps over 100 Pakistani soldiers |
 The Hindu | Avalanche traps over 100 Pakistani soldiers Reuters | ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - An avalanche slammed into a Pakistani military camp near the mountainous border with rival India early on Saturday, burying more than 100 soldiers, the army said, adding that casualties were expected. Avalanche buries more than 100 Pakistani soldiers in Himalayas Pakistan avalanche: 'Some bodies have been recovered' Avalanche buries at least 100 Pakistani soldiers |
 BBC News | Pakistan avalanche: 'Some bodies have been recovered' BBC News At least 100 Pakistani troops have been buried by an avalanche in the disputed Kashmir region, the army says. The avalanche hit a military camp near the Siachen glacier in the Karakoram branch of the Himalaya mountains, to which both India and Pakistan ... Avalanche buries more than 100 Pakistani soldiers in Himalayas Pakistan avalanche: rescuers search for buried soldiers Avalanche buries at least 100 Pakistani soldiers |
 The Guardian | Avalanche buries more than 100 Pakistani soldiers in Himalayas Los Angeles Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- A rescue effort was underway Saturday to save more than 100 Pakistani soldiers buried by an avalanche that encased their headquarters in the Himalayas, on a remote glacier that has been the site of skirmishes between nuclear ... Pakistan avalanche: rescuers search for buried soldiers 100 Buried in Pakistan Avalanche Avalanche buries 100 Pakistani soldiers near Siachen Glacier |
 The Nation, Pakistan | 100 Buried in Pakistan Avalanche Voice of America April 07, 2012 100 Buried in Pakistan Avalanche Military base buried VOA News Pakistan officials say an avalanche has smashed into a military base, burying more than 100 soldiers. Military authorities say the avalanche hit the base Saturday in the ... Avalanche buries 100 Pakistani soldiers on glacier Avalanche buries 130 Pakistani soldiers Avalanche Buries 100 Pakistani Soldiers |
 CBC.ca | Mali's junta signs exit plan to prepare for elections euronews The head of Mali's two-week old military junta signed a deal on Friday that would see power handed back to a civilian government. The plan was mediated by representatives from regional bloc the Economic Community of West African States and will see ... Amnesty for Mali coup players Leader of Mali coup signs accord to restore democracy Mali coup leaders to stand down as part of Ecowas deal |
 BBC News | Avalanche buries 100 Pakistani troops in Kashmir BBC News At least 100 Pakistani troops have been buried by an avalanche in the disputed Kashmir region, the army says. Pakistan army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas said the avalanche had hit a military camp and a rescue operation was underway. Avalanche buries at least 135 Pakistani soldiers in Siachen Avalanche buries 130 Pakistani soldiers 130 Pakistani soldiers buried by avalanche |
