Obama calls Jordan on Libya, Bahrain unrest

In Bahrain, the government said it regretted the "negative" response by opposition groups to an offer of talks aimed at ending a pro-democracy protest that police crushed this week.
Jordan backs the UN Security Council resolution that imposed a no-fly zone in Libya, but the kingdom said Friday it will not take part in air strikes against the north African country.
Jordan, Morocco, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates held a summit in Paris Saturday on action in Libya. Also present was Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari in his capacity as current head of the Arab League, as well as League Secretary General Amr Mussa.
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