Daily International News December 17, 2013 From VOAnews.com |
 Fresh Gunfire in Juba After Alleged Coup Attempt South Sudan government says at least 26 people have been killed; aid agency reports thousands of civilians displaced More  Six US Soldiers Killed in Afghan Helicopter Crash NATO says it was largest death toll in single incident to hit International Security Assistance Force in months More  Snowden Offers Brazil Spying Info in Exchange for Asylum Former NSA contractor currently living in Russia after being granted one year of temporary asylum in August More  Russia Promises Ukraine Cheaper Gas, $15 Billion Loan Deal struck after Russian President Vladimir Putin met with counterpart Viktor Yanukovych in Moscow More  North Korea Marks 2nd Anniversary of Kim Jong Il's Death Ceremony comes shortly after execution of Jang Song Thaek, who had been viewed as mentor to younger Kim following his father's death More  In Philippines, Kerry Hopes for Progress on Troop Deal Trip follows stop in Vietnam, where Kerry pledged over $32 million in aid for Southeast Asian countries More  Japan Ups Military Spending Amid China Dispute New plans for military, approved by Cabinet Tuesday, seen as part of broader response to China's growing military power More  Obama to Meet With Tech Heads President will meet with chiefs of companies such as Google, Yahoo, Apple, AT&T to discuss privacy concerns and ways to improve HealthCare.gov web site More  US Consumer Prices Flat in November as Gasoline Falls In last 12 months through November, CPI rose 1.2 percent More  Illicit Cash Flows Hurting African Economies Researchers working with African Development Bank say African countries have lost as much as $1.4 trillion in cash leakages over last 30 years More |
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