France Joins Britain in Sending Military Advisers to Libya's Rebels -- Voice of America
France is joining Britain in sending military advisers to Libya to help rebel forces.
A spokesman for the French government announced the move Wednesday as French President Nicolas Sarkozy prepared to meet the head of Libya's rebels, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, in Paris.
The meeting was expected to focus on efforts to bring about a democratic transition in Libya.
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MIDDLE EAST
Syrian forces open fire on protesters, killing 3 and arresting many. Syrian authorities arrest popular opposition figure, lift emergency law. Syria lifts hated law, but protesters unimpressed. Syria 'lifts emergency law'. Syria lifts emergency laws but warns protesters.
Abbas: No third intifada; PA seeks int'l recognition.
Killers of Italian activist die in Gaza raid: Hamas.
Israel under pressure to offer peace plan.
Egypt denies report of renewed relations with Tehran.
Bahrain: Gulf troops to stay as counter to Iran.
Saleh's deadly crackdowns deepen Yemen protesters' resolve. Motorcycle gunmen strafe Yemen protest. Yemen protester: 'They shot at us directly;' at least 3 dead. As Yemenis run low on gas and food, revolution could take off. Yemeni police fire on demonstrators as violence continues.
ASIA
Japan may strictly enforce evacuation zone around nuke plant.
Singapore's Lee calls general elections as economic growth provides edge.
Laos, neighbors face off on Mekong river dam dispute. Laos defers decision to build Mekong River dam.
UN report faults Sri Lanka, Tamil Tigers over war conduct.
Protest escalates at proposed Indian nuclear site.
AFRICA
Libya rebels plead for help; Kadhafi son defiant. France to intensify airstrikes in Libya. Libya: France to send officers to aid rebels. NATO airstrikes target Libyan communication lines. Libya campaign enters new month, with little change. Italy announces it is sending military instructors to train rebels in Libya.
New rebel group opens offensive in southern Sudan.
Nigeria rival urges calm as thousands flee unrest.
Egypt report depicts violence that killed 846.
Kenya: Wagalla massacre survivors testify.
Egyptians court U.S. foes.
EUROPE
Putin: Russia must be strong to resist threats. Vladimir Putin reveals plan to boost Russia birth rate. Putin warns Russia against economic complacency.
Borrowing costs rise for Spain and Portugal.
Scotland Yard plans pre-emptive strike against royal wedding anarchists.
Ukraine raises $785m to seal Chernobyl under new 'shell'.
Georgia doesn't allow Russian military transit to Armenia -- but Azerbaijan does?
AMERICAS
Brutal Mexican drug gang crosses into U.S.
Castro hails 'new generation' of Cuba leaders, but appoints old guard.
U.S. debt tops $14.3 trillion for first time.
Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster.
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Cuban communist party keeps old guard in power. Cuba's party congress agrees to allow private property.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
Clemency sought for 'child soldier' at Guantanamo.
Al-Qaeda using magazines to spread message.
Arab revolutions don’t mean end for Al Qaeda.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/CRISIS
U.S. hurries to sell GM stake. GM stock lower amid report of quick govt sale.
Iran sees further rise in oil prices by end 2011.
Apple to ship new iPhone in September: sources.
Gold breaks $1,500 as investors seek security.
McDonald's jobs: Hiring 50,000 workers signals larger shift in economy.
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