Daily International News December 24, 2013 From VOAnews.com |
 US Readies Troops to Respond to South Sudan Crisis Special task force positioned in Djibouti so it can quickly respond to crisis in S. Sudan as needed More  Car Bomb Blast Hits Egyptian Police Compound At least 13 people killed, more than 100 wounded in Nile Delta city of Mansoura; officials say most of blast victims were police More  Snowden: 'Mission Accomplished' Former NSA contractor's disclosures have revealed government secrets, such as NSA's secret collection of telephone records from millions of Americans More  Syria Opposition: No Geneva Talks Unless Aleppo Bombardment Ends More than 300 people killed in a week of air raids on Syria's biggest city, many of them by so-called barrel bombs dropped from helicopters, according to pro-opposition monitoring group More  Musharraf Treason Trial Postponed Proceedings were postponed after explosives were found near the road Musharraf would have taken to court More  N. Korea Nuke Restart 'More Extensive' Than Expected Analysis by US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University based on recent satellite images of Yongbyon nuclear complex in country's northwest More  Russia Drops Case Against Greenpeace Activist Moscow's pardon of unidentified activist follows recent releases of numerous high-profile prisoners More  Philippine Typhoon Survivors Struggle to Salvage Christmas About 90 percent of the Philippines' 97 million people are Christian; Most are Roman Catholic More  N. Korean Defectors Celebrate Christmas Defectors rescued by Christian missionaries mark Christmas celebration in South Korea by participating in church services, forming new relationships More  Traditions Mark American Christmas for Immigrants In many neighborhoods in the 'Big Apple’, many immigrant and ethnic cultures have their own traditional ways More |
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