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Libyan rebels capture city of major importance
09:46 | 
0 | Voice of Russia
Libyan rebels have said that they have captured Marsa El Brega, a strategically important city in the east of Libya, the site of a major oil refinery.
150 foreign rioters to be expelled from UK
09:47 | 0 | Voice of Russia
The Daily Mail newspaper quotes the UK Immigration Minister Damian Green as saying that some 150 foreign nationals who have been arrested for rioting in the UK recently will be deported from the country.
Al Qaeda remains top terror threat
09:49 | 0 | Voice of Russia
The U.S. State Department has published its annual report on terrorism, which says that the Islamist Al Qaeda organization remains a preeminent threat. The report coincided with a string of bloody terrorist sorties in the Middle East. In its strong condemnation of the attacks,
Assad must have time for reforms – Moscow
09:50 | 0 | Voice of Russia
Russia rejects pronouncements by US President Barack Obama and the EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton that the Syrian regime of Bashar Assad has lost legitimacy and must go.
The State Department releases "Country Reports on Terrorism 2010"
09:50 
10:07 | 0 | Emg.rs
Country Reports on Terrorism 2010 is an annual Congressionally mandated report that provides an assessment of trends and events in international terrorism that transpired from January 1 to December 31, 2010.
Stock markets end turbulent week with more losses
10:09 | 0 | MIA
Continued fears about a slowdown in the global economy and high levels of debt in the eurozone had driven indexes lower for much of the day.