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Syrian women carry a banner in Arabic that reads: "the women of Daraya want an end to the siege," as they protest in Daraa, southwest of Damascus, Syria. In a terrifying escalation of Syria's crackdown on dissent, thousands of soldiers backed by tanks poured into Daraa, Monday, on the Jordanian border, the city where the uprising began, opening fire on civilians and killing at least 11 people, witnesses said. (AP Photo)

Witness: Attacks Continue in Flashpoint Syria City

Gunfire reverberated in the streets and dead bodies still lay on the pavements Tuesday in the southern Syrian city at the heart of the uprising against President Bashar Assad, residents said. A Daraa resident told The Associated Press on Tuesday: "We are being subjected to a massacre," the man screamed over the telephone as cracks of gunfire reverberated in the background. "Children are being killed. We have been without electricity for three days, we have no water."   FULL STORY

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Poll: Over Half of Egypt Wants End to Israel Peace Italy to Take Part in Bombing Raids over Libya Bahrain Expels Iranian Diplomat as Ties Worsen Gadhafi Defiant Despite NATO bombs, Rebel Gains

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Top Stories Gadhafi Defiant Despite NATO bombs, Rebel Gains Witness: Attacks Continue in Flashpoint Syria City Carter, Other Ex-leaders in NKorea on 3-day Visit NATO Strike on Gadhafi HQ Raises Pressure on Him US Sees Terror Links in Pakistani Intelligence Taliban Break More than 450 out of Afghan Prison Graham: Bomb Gadhafi's Inner Circle, End Stalemate In Easter Message, Pope Urges Diplomacy in Libya Rebels in Besieged Libyan City Claim a Victory Airstrikes Hit near Gadhafi's Residential Compound Mullen Urges Iraq to Decide Soon on Troop Presence US Begins Using Armed Drones in Libya, Gates Says Christian Pilgrims Fill Jerusalem for Good Friday McCain Lauds Anti-Gadhafi Force During Libya Visit Libya Rebels Claim Control of Tunisian Border Post Rebels in Besieged Libyan City Claim Victory Syrian President Ratifies End of Emergency Rule Cameron: NATO Not Creeping Toward Ground War Sarkozy Tells Libya Rebels: 'We Will Help You' France to Intensify Airstrikes in Libya Fidel Castro Makes Appearance at Party Congress Libya Won't Allow Foreign Troops in With UN Aid UK to Send Military Advisers to Help Libya Rebels Charred Corpses Line Road after Nigeria Vote Riots Royal Wedding to be Live Streamed on YouTube Syrian Govt Warns Syrians Not to Protest NATO Official: Misrata's Frustrating Security Teams Gear up for UK Royal Wedding World Markets Mixed after US Debt Warning Syrian Security Forces Open Fire on Sit-In

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Middle East

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Top Stories NATO: Key Al-Qaida Figure Killed in Afghanistan Bahrain Expels Iranian Diplomat as Ties Worsen Poll: Over Half of Egypt Wants End to Israel Peace Iran Says Is Uncovers Second Cyber Attack Egypt Prosecutor Orders Mubarak to Army Hospital Witness: Yemeni Troops Attack Protesters in South Syria Seals Border with Jordan New Clashes in South Yemen as Deal Seems Doomed Yemeni President Agrees to Step Down in 30 Days 49 Killed in Deadliest Day of Syria Uprising Tight Security near Syrian Capital before Protests Iraq PM Tells Mullen Iraqi Troops Can Take Over US Missiles Kill 25 People in Pakistan Tribal Area Gulf Bloc Offers New Proposals to End Yemen Crisis Syrian President Appoints New Provincial Governor US Accuses Pakistan over Militant Links Thousands Protest in Syria, Brushing off Reforms Afghan Army Says Ministry Attacker Was Outsider Yemeni Police Open Fire on Protesters Egypt Islamists Defiant over Christian Governor Bahrain: Gulf Troops to Stay as Counter to Iran Israel Prepares for Passover Festival

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The Americas

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Top Stories 5 Females Found with Throats Slashed in Acapulco Mexican Hunger-Striker Gets Trip to Royal Wedding Raul Castro: Be Patient for Generational Change Mexico Police Find 26 Bodies in Northern Mexico Raul Castro Named 1st Secretary of Communist Party Students Return to Rio School Where 12 Were Shot Mexico Judge Orders 16 Police Detained for 40 Days Top Cop Replaced in Violent Mexico Border State Fidel Castro Gives Brother Key Vote of Confidence Raul Castro Proposes Political Term Limits in Cuba Cuba Gears up for Key Communist Summit Mexico Battles Proliferation of Drug Language Chavez: No One Can Topple Venezuelan Revolution Mexico Finds 28 More Bodies in Border Pits Uruguay Removing Amnesty for Dictatorship Crimes Human Rights Sore Spot for Peru Runoff Candidates 16 More Bodies Found in Mexican Pits, Total Now 88 Leftist Ex-officer Tops Peru Vote, Heads to Runoff Leftist Leads in Peru Election but Runoff Likely Brazil Buries 12 School Kids Killed by Gunman Earthquake Shakes Wide Area of Southern Mexico Gunman Opens Fire in Brazilian School, 13 Dead

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Europe

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Top Stories Ukraine Asks for Money for Chernobyl Shelter Nostalgic Poles Rebuild Medieval Castles Britain's Royals, Once Rulers, Are Now Celebrities Wills and Kate: Royal Honeymoon Ahead Official Royal Wedding List, Seating Plan Released Queen Victoria's Gown Offers Hints on Middleton's London Celebrates Festival of Britain Archbishop Urges Support for Kate and William Urgent UN Rights Meeting on Mideast Unrest Planned Spain: Small Fire Set at Sagrada Familia Basilica Cash-Strapped Belarus Allows Currency to Float Chernobyl Donors Conference Falls Short of Goal EU to Probe Internet Providers' Traffic Management British Olympic Body Resolves 2012 Cash Dispute Moscow Tax Official's $39 Million Fortune Revealed Finnish Nationalists Could Derail Europe Bailouts Who Will Design the Royal Wedding Dress? Full Vote Count: Conservatives Win Finnish Ballot France Blocks Train From Italy With Migrants UN Court Convicts 2 Croat Generals, 1 Acquitted Prince William Invites Entire Unit to His Wedding BP Faces Wave of Protests at Shareholder Meeting

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Top Stories Farmers Protest against Japanese Nuke Plant Owner Toyota Car Production Plummets after Tsunami Thai-Cambodia Border Clashes Resume Japan to Launch Massive Search for Quake Bodies On Army Anniversary, NKorea Threat to Destroy US Thai-Cambodian Border Fighting Enters 3rd Day Japan Automakers Check Radiation on Car Exports 6 Killed in Thai, Cambodia Army Clash on Border Japan to Build 100,000 Homes for Tsunami Survivors TV Interruption Stokes Coup Fears in Thailand NKoreans Accuse South of Kidnapping, Beatings Students Return to School in Japan's Disaster Zone Japan Prime Minister Visits Nuclear Disaster Area Doctor Warns Japan Nuke Workers Are at Their Limit Japan Mulls Limiting Access to Evacuation Zone Automakers Unveil Ambitious China Expansion Plans Student Suicides Lead to Soul-Searching in SKorea Japan Nuke Plant Operator to Compensate Evacuees Suicide Bomber Hits Indonesian Mosque, Wounds 26 NKorea Celebrates Birthday of 'Eternal President' China's Foreign Reserves Surge past $3 Trillion Fresh Nuke Plant Woes, as Police Search for Bodies

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Africa

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Top Stories Peace Threatened by Feuding Ivory Coast Warlords After 500 Die, Nigeria Prepares for Another Vote Italy to Take Part in Bombing Raids over Libya Libyan Tribes Try to Negotiate Misrata Rebel Exit Libyan Rebels Report Gains in Misrata Fighting 2 Brothers' Lives Upended in Libyan Fight Misrata Residents Describe Nonstop Shelling Top Uganda Opposition Leader Arrested for 4th Time Nigeria President: Vote to Go Ahead Despite Riots 2 Western Photojournalists Killed in Libya For Besieged Libyan City, the Sea Is Sole Lifeline Rebels: Libyan Army Shells Western Mountain Towns Muslim Candidate Condemns Deadly Nigerian Riots Libyan Preachers Attack Gadhafi from Pulpit Chinese Student's Last Moments Witnessed on Webcam Fighting Rages in Western Libyan City Nigeria's President Calls for Calm after Riots Opposition Protests Nigeria Election in North UN, Libya Reach Deal on Humanitarian Aid Ivory Coast Warlord Cites Heavy Toll Gadhafi Forces Shell East Libyan City of Ajdabiya Gadhafi Forces Shell Western City While NATO Confers

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