Daily International News August 19, 2013 From VOAnews.com |
 24 Egyptian Police Killed in Sinai Ambush Islamist militants believed responsible for attack on two buses early Monday near city of Rafah, along border with Gaza Strip More  Detainee Deaths Renew Concern About Egypt Violence Muslim Brotherhood expresses outrage over deaths of supporters held in custody; Interior ministry blames prisoners for deaths More  Britain Under Fire Over Detention of Reporter's Partner Brazilian David Miranda, partner of Guardian journalist, American Glenn Greenwald, was detained on Sunday at London's Heathrow Airport More  Pistorius Indicted on Murder Charge South African Olympic runner's trial in shooting death of girlfriend set for March More  N. Korea Quiet on US-South Korea Military Drill Although the Ulchi Freedom Guardian drill, which began Monday, is largely conducted on computers, it involves more than 80,000 troops More  35 Killed in Indian Train Accident Authorities say incident happened Monday morning at a small town station in Bihar state More  African Leaders Urge West to Lift Zimbabwe Sanctions Support for Mugabe, who was declared winner of last month's polls by Southern African leaders, is another blow to Zimbabwean opposition More  Kenyan President Seeks Ally on Trip to China Kenyatta’s less-publicized motive is to rally international support to have his case dropped from the International Criminal Court, analysts say More  Cultural Revolution Memories Resurface in China Forty years later, aging survivors are expressing regret over their actions during the Cultural Revolution More  UK's Prince George is a Rascal, New Father William Says Prince tells reporter his son does not sleep much and needs to have his diaper changed too often More |
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