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International Criminal Court issues warrant for Gadhafi John M. Guilfoil Global Issues June 27, 2011 6The Hague-based International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and his son and intelligence...
Obama digs deep in Dublin to revive Irish spirits. Brenda Collins Global Issues May 30, 2011 15DUBLIN — It was a little dicey, let’s be honest. In terms of his reputation for sincerity and passion, President...
Journalist James Foley recalls murder in cold blood in Libya Brittney McNamara Global Issues May 28, 2011 22James Foley recounted his time as a prisoner of war under Libyan Leader Moammar Khadafy’s regime, and revealed a secret...
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Old scars: Officials seek Boston College IRA interview notes Brenda Collins Global Issues May 18, 2011 42CORK, Ireland — There have been tentative suggestions in Ireland recently that relations with the UK are at an all-time...
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State Department warns travelers of anti-American violence after bin Laden’s death John M. Guilfoil Global Issues May 2, 2011 14The State Department put American embassies around the world on alert as it issued a travel warning about the possibility...
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US launches missile attack against Libyan forces John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 19, 2011 2The US military has launched a missile attack against Libyan air defenses, the Associated Press ahs reported. The missiles were...
World powers launch against Libya’s Gadhafi John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 19, 2011 8A “United Nations conflict” has started. The United Kingdom and France have taken the lead in enforcing a no-fly zone...
Japan nuclear site winds direct leaked radiation off shore John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 16, 2011 209STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — AccuWeather reports winds at the ill-fated Fukushima nuclear power plant will remain essentially off shore through...
4 New York Times journalists missing in Libya John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 16, 2011 3NEW YORK — Four New York Times journalists, including a Pulitzer Prize winner, have been reported missing in Libya, the...
Japanese nuclear worker treated for radiation exposure John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 16, 2011 3An employee of Tokyo Electric Power Co. working at the doomed Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant is being treated for...
Japan Govt. spokesman: Partial meltdown likely underway in at least one nuclear reactor John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 12, 2011 22Japan’s top governmental spokesman told the media Sunday (late Saturday in the U.S.) that radiation at a besieged nuclear plant...
Emergency declared at second nuclear reactor in Japan John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 12, 2011 5The Japanese nuclear safety agency has reported a nuclear emergency at a second reactor in the same complex where an...
Protective winds could aid residents near evacuated Japanese nuclear power plant John M. Guilfoil Global Issues March 11, 2011 9STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — AccuWeather reports officials have shut down a nuclear power plant in earthquake-ravaged north-central Japan. Winds could...
Chinese doctors remove knife stuck in man’s head for 4 years John M. Guilfoil Global Issues February 18, 2011 5Surgeons at a hospital in southern China said they successfully removed a rusty knife end from the skull of a...
CBS correspondent Lara Logan sexually assaulted in Egypt John M. Guilfoil Global Issues February 15, 2011 22A CBS correspondent was attacked and sexually assaulted on Friday in Tahrir Square in Cairo, after the resignation of Egyptian...