Girl, 5, rescued from deadly avalanche in Kosovo | Associated Press RESTELICA, Kosovo - Rescuers have pulled a 5-year-old girl alive from the rubble of a house flattened by a massive avalanche that killed both her parents and at least seven of her relatives in a remote mountain village in southern Kosovo. Col.

Associated Press Serbia did just fine without Novak Djovokic in the Davis Cup, while Russia's shorthanded team was surprisingly eliminated by Austria on Sunday. Serbia swept the reverse singles against Sweden to complete a 4-1 victory at home and set up a quarterfinal against the Czech Republic, with Janko Tipsarevic clinching the win by beating Michael Ryderstedt of Sweden 6-2, 7- 6 (5), 7-5. Russia had a harder time without its highest ranked player, Mikhail

(Source: Xinhua) 2012-02-13 DAMASCUS, Feb. 12 (Xinhua) - Syrian analysts and observers believed that the recent Arab League's (AL) resolution to dispatch joint Arab-foreign peacekeepers to Syria would further inflame the already-simmering violence in the unrest-torn country. Loai Hussain, head of the opposition "Building Syria State Party," regarded the calls as "illogical and unrealistic." He told Xinhua that such attempts

The Arab League asked the United Nations Security Council to send forces to Syria today to stop the bloodshed there. But international military action against Bashar al-Assad's regime remains unlikely. By Dan Murphy, Staff writer, Nicholas Blanford, Correspondent / February 12, 2012 Tweet 0 Boston; and Beirut, Lebanon At dawn on March 19, 2011, artillery rained down on the Libyan rebel capital of Benghazi.

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Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Arabs end Syrian mission, seek joint UN force 1:58pm EST Syria rejects Arab League decisions: Al Arabiya TV 1:16pm EST Arabs to end Syria mission, seek U.N.

Russia News.Net Sunday 12th February, 2012 Share this page Tweet Tiger skins and elephant ivory tusks have once again become the illegal currency of parts of Malaysia. Many wildlife parts have recently been seized by the Wildlife and Natural Parks Department in Malaysia, with tiger skins and elephant and barking deer ivory tusks the most important finds. The alleged offenders are likely to be prosecuted under the Wildlife

Russia News.Net Sunday 12th February, 2012 Share this page Tweet The Taliban has issued a warning to the British royal family. The group has said it will try to capture Prince Harry during his deployment in Afghanistan. Britain's Ministry of Defence announced on 9th February that Prince Harry, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, would go to Afghanistan in 2012 to fly Apache attack helicopters. A Taliban spokesman said on the weekend that Britain's royal family should

Russia News.Net Sunday 12th February, 2012 Share this page Tweet The Arab League has strongly criticised the Assad regime in Syria for engaging in a brutal war of repression against its people. On Sunday, Bashar Assad was condemned for the ongoing violence in his country. The influential Arab League members released a statement to chastise the Syrian leader for the government's use of force on its own people.

Russia News.Net Sunday 12th February, 2012 Share this page Tweet Spain is once again attempting to reduce its unemployment rate. The government has put forward moves to pull back highest jobless figures in Europe. New labour laws will come into force giving more flexibility to employers to disengage workers in a much simpler way. The government, which is eager to end a large temporary job-contract workforce, will also reduce severance pay to anyone who is laid off.