The “Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said a force of around 700 security personnel fanned across al-Raml, with houses being demolished in the neighborhood “on the pretext they lacked construction permits”:
China calls the Financial Times report “baseless and preposterousâ€:
- China Denies Pakistan Gave It Access to US Stealth Helicopter Used in Bin Laden Killing (AP / Washington Post with Foreign Policy)
The “proposed referendum would ask whether the tiny island nation’s government should be elected or remain appointed by the leaders”
- Bahrain Shiite Opposition Seeks Reform Referendum (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
“Libyan rebels, who are battling Qaddafi’s forces for control of the country’s last functioning oil refinery, say they’ll be in Tripoli by the end of August”:
- Libyan Rebels Edge Toward Tripoli Assault (Christian Science Monitor)
“The 47-page indictment does not explicitly state how any of the accused, Mustafa Badreddine, Salim Ayyash, Assad Sabra, or Hussein Oneissi, were linked to the [phone] networks”:
“We are extremely distressed to know that over 10,000 people received military rules against them in the past six month and we demand that they get re-tried in front a civil court†— Mahmoud Ezzat, Deputy MB head:
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