Daily International News November 25, 2013 From VOAnews.com |
 UN Says Syria Peace Talks Set for January Ban Ki-moon says meeting will be 'mission of hope' and would have clear objective More  Fabius: EU Likely to Ease Iran Sanctions French foreign minister says easing could happen in December but will be 'limited, targeted and reversible' More  Saudi Arabia Cautiously Welcomes Iran Nuclear Deal Joining other Gulf Arab states, Riyadh says agreement reached between Iran, world powers ‘could be’ first step toward comprehensive solution of dispute More  US Security Adviser Rice to Meet Karzai in Afghanistan Susan Rice, already in country on related mission, to meet with Afghan leader amid uncertainty about future presence of US troops there More  US Typhoon Response Improves Military Ties with Manila Officials say challenges of mounting relief effort for Super Storm shows urgency of signing long-term agreement on increased US troop presence More  Poll Shows More Americans Say Obama Can't Manage Government CNN/ORC poll reflects possible larger impact of administration's fumbled rollout of healthcare law More  Officials Counting Votes in Mali After 'Abysmal' Turnout Some irregularities, including Tuareg separatists preventing voters from casting ballots in a few places, were reported More  Protests Erupt After Kampala Mayor Impeachment Opposition allies accuse Uganda's president of trying to get rid of Erias Lukwago in order to take control of Kampala More  Adolescents Often Neglected in African HIV Programs World Health Organization (WHO) says that only 10 percent of young men and 15 percent of young women in sub-Saharan Africa know their HIV status. More  Activists Launch Global Campaign Against Gender Violence But campaign appears to have largely failed in countries like South Africa, which is often called 'rape capital of the world' More |
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