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      Friday 25 May RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      Syrian soldiers dance with government supporters in front of a portrait of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad during a pro-regime rally in Damascus. Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki repeated his offer of asylum to Assad in an interview to be shown Thursday, after Russia said the Syrian leader was not welcome there.
      Bulletin: Tunisian president repeats offer of asylum for Assad

      Bulletin: Tunisian president repeats offer of asylum for Assad

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      A cargo ship leaving Lagos harbor. Three sailors abducted when their cargo ship was attacked by pirates off the Nigerian coast this week are "in good health", an armed militant group said Friday.
      Bulletin: 3 sailors seized off Nigeria 'in good health'

      Bulletin: 3 sailors seized off Nigeria 'in good health'

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      Russia's Evgeny Lebedev (L), seen here meeting a young internally-displaced person at a camp in Somalia's war-shattered capital Mogadishu on February 13. Lebedev is the son of Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev and a British press baron.
      Bulletin: Press baron, war reporter, Russian critic: Evgeny Lebedev

      Bulletin: Press baron, war reporter, Russian critic: Evgeny Lebedev

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      Members of the Sudanese army man a machine gun in the village of Jawa, in South Darfur in 2011. Chinese-made bullets and aircraft bought from Russia are being used to commit rights violations in Sudan's Darfur under an ineffective UN arms embargo, according to Amnesty International.
      Bulletin: Chinese, Russian arms fuel Darfur abuse: Amnesty

      Bulletin: Chinese, Russian arms fuel Darfur abuse: Amnesty

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      Algerians line up at the entrance of the stand of the mobile telephone operator Djezzy during the 40th Algerian International Exhibition (SAFEX) in Algiers. Algeria is to buy a 51-percent stake in Djezzy, a government spokesman said after talks with the main shareholder in the group's Egyptian parent company.
      Bulletin: Algeria to buy 51% stake in Djezzy mobile phone outfit

      Bulletin: Algeria to buy 51% stake in Djezzy mobile phone outfit

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      A Nigerian navy ship, one of three ships taking part in a joint counter-piracy patrol by the Nigerian and Benin navies, patrols the sea off the coast of Contonou. The 20 crew of the Marshall Islands-flagged oil tanker Cape Bird, hijacked by pirates off the Nigerian coast, have been freed after a week-long ordeal, the Russian sailors union says.
      Bulletin: Crew on tanker hijacked off Nigeria 'freed'

      Bulletin: Crew on tanker hijacked off Nigeria 'freed'

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      A staff watches the real time stock monitor at Sao Paulo's Bovespa stock exchange, in Sao Paulo, Brazil in September 2011. Stock exchanges from Brazil, Russia, India, Hong Kong and South Africa on Wednesday unveiled a cross-listing agreement for derivatives in a bid to increase economic partnerships, officials said.
      Bulletin: BRICS bourses unveil cross-listing plan

      Bulletin: BRICS bourses unveil cross-listing plan

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      An image grab taken from the Syrian-based Arrai television
      Article: Gaddafi remains resolute as world frees up funds

      Article: Gaddafi remains resolute as world frees up funds

      As world leaders freed up billions of dollars to help rebuild Libya after 42 years of...
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      Libyan women celebrate holding up the new Libyan flag at Martyrs Square in Tripoli. Russia on Thursday officially recognised Libya's rebels as the governing authority in the country, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
      Bulletin: Russia recognises Libya's rebel government

      Bulletin: Russia recognises Libya's rebel government

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      Russia on Thursday officially recognised Libya's rebels as the governing authority in the country, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
      Bulletin: Russia recognises Libya's rebel government

      Bulletin: Russia recognises Libya's rebel government

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