Syria Fighting 'Kills 100' Ahead Of Ceasefire -- BBC
At least 100 people have died on one of the bloodiest days in the Syrian uprising, according to unverified reports, days ahead of a ceasefire.
Clandestine monitors inside Syria say more than 30 died in Latamneh, a suburb of the city of Hama, as a result of government shelling.
Video said to be from Homs showed 13 victims of an apparent mass execution.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon has warned the government not to use the impending truce as an "excuse for killing".
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MIDDLE EAST
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ASIA
North Korea promotes nuclear and missile chiefs as Kim Jong-un consolidates power before rocket launch.
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AFRICA
National assembly head returning to Mali. France offers transport aid in possible Mali intervention.
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Libya to defy UN on handing over Saif Gaddafi, documents reveal.
Omar Suleiman, Egypt's former VP, aims to run for president.
Robert Mugabe strikes secret deal to hand Zimbabwe power to Emmerson Mnangagwa.
EUROPE
French far-right leader blasts Goldman Sachs, euro.
Greece: Clash after service for man who shot self.
Russia cuts GDP forecast to 3.4%.
Russia vows to bring 'Merchant of death' Viktor Bout back to motherland.
AMERICAS
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Communist Cuba marks Good Friday with public holiday.
Alaska predicts slowing decline in oil output.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
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NATO: Militant from al-Qaida-linked group captured.
Triumphant Tuareg rebels fall out over al-Qaeda's jihad in Mali.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
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