REUTERS World News Headlines, Jun 20, 2011

Japan PM may set conditions for resignation on Monday: report U.S. Ambassador warns Karzai over criticism of West NATO admits Libya air strike led to civilian deaths China says Libya rebel chief to visit Analysis: Thai army takes sides as divisive election nears Assad to address Syria as his troops block refugees Syrian forces prevent refugees fleeing to Turkey Refugees on rise and poor countries bear brunt: UNHCR New Democrats keep merger door open Peru's Humala has 70 percent approval rating: poll Colombia car bomb wounds 17, "calamity" averted Medvedev hints he and Putin won't be 2012 rivals Thousands protest in Morocco for more reform Syrian forces prevent refugees fleeing to Turkey NATO admits to civilian deaths in Tripoli air strike Syria's Assad to give speech on Monday: agency Libya says NATO strike kills nine civilians Berlusconi's allies back Italian coalition for now Darfur rebels say Sudan army attacks their positions Iraq hunting $17 billion missing after U.S. invasion Fatah calls off Cairo unity meeting with Hamas Israel asks U.S. to let spy out of jail for funeral Citadel says Egypt lifts travel ban its chairman Clashes between army, militants in Yemen kill 21 Syrian forces prevent refugees fleeing to Turkey Tunisia's ousted leader says his trial is a sham Egypt appoints new foreign minister Pakistan says it drives militants into Afghanistan Lawmakers want U.N. rights auditor barred from Iran Analysis: U.N.'s Ban seen as U.S. ally and shoo-in for new term Somali PM resigns after Kampala agreement Monitor says north army masses in Sudan oil state Afghanistan says will deal with IMF crisis after summer holiday Vote delay would help post-Mubarak order: Egypt PM ICRC president says heading to Syria for aid talks Somalia jails Britons, American over pirate ransom China food prices spike as floods ruin farmland Politics, capital flight eclipse "Russia's Davos" Yelena Bonner, Soviet critic, Sakharov widow, dies Nigerian police unearth robbers' corpse-filled lair

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