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Kosovo Albanian kills two U.S. soldiers
09:51 | 
0 | Tanjug
German police arrested a man on Wednesday after two U.S. airmen were shot dead and two wounded in an incident on a U.S. Army bus at Frankfurt airport, authorities said.
Thomas de Maiziere to replace Guttenberg
09:52 | 0 | Tanjug
Former interior minister Thomas de Maiziere will be new German defence minister and thus replace Karl-Thedor zu Guttenberg, the young baron who on Tuesday resigned, having been accused of cheating in his doctorate.
Oil price continues climb amid tensions
10:09 | 0 | BH Daily News
On March 1, both oil and gold rose, while U.S. stocks fell amid concerns that the violence in Libya and turmoil in Iran could disrupt fuel supplies.
Libyan Human Rights League: Libya civil unrest claims 6 000 lives
10:19 | 1 | Sofia News Agency
At least 6 000 people have been killed in the popular riots against the regime of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.The death toll estimate was announced by the Libyan Human Rights League in Paris on Wednesday, as cited by BGNES.
NATO allies debate Libya military option
10:35 | 0 | MIA
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen continues to consult with international partners "in order to be prepared to assist in any eventuality if requested to do so," she said, refusing to elaborate.
Clinton: Al Jazeera is 'real news', U.S. losing 'information war'
10:40 | 0 | MIA
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made it clear today that she is worried the United States is losing what she calls the 'information war' abroad.
Apple launches new Macbook Pro line
10:41 | 0 | MIA
Apple announced a refresh of its Macbook Pro line, featuring computers in three sizes with the latest processors and graphics.
People Revolution and the emancipating forces in the Middle East
11:12 | 0 | Pioneer-Investors.com
Each case in the Middle Eastern popular explosion is defined in politically different terms. From Morocco to Oman the analysis is confronted with an extreme variety of social and political factors. There are, however some points that all rebellions, protests and revolutionary
Egyptian PM Ahmed Shafiq quits
14:00 | 0 | Tanjug
Prime Minister of Egypt Ahmed Shafiq resigned Thursday, and former transport minister Essam Sharaf was tasked to form the new government.