Friday, December 27, 2013

Daily International News - December 26, 2013

Daily International News
 
Daily International News
December 26, 2013
From VOAnews.com

 
Egypt's Police Crackdown on Brotherhood Supporters Egypt's Police Crackdown on Brotherhood Supporters
Crackdown on supporters comes just a day after the military-installed government declared Egypt's largest political opposition group a 'terrorist organization' More
 
Thailand's Government Rejects Call for Election Postponement Thailand's Government Rejects Call for Election Postponement
Deputy Prime Minister Pongthep Thepkanjana says general election will go ahead as planned More
 
Japan's Abe Condemned for Visit to Controversial War Shrine Japan's Abe Condemned for Visit to Controversial War Shrine
Abe said his visit was a personal one to honor the spirits of the dead and was not meant to hurt Chinese or Korean sentiments; Both nations registered their outrage shortly afterward More
 
China Marks Mao's 120th Birthday With Muted Celebrations China Marks Mao’s 120th Birthday With Muted Celebrations
Top leaders pay ceremonial visit to Mao's mausoleum, praising achievements of man who founded People's Republic of China More
 
South Sudan Talks Called Productive But Violence Persists South Sudan Talks Called Productive But Violence Persists
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn are among officials who met with South Sudan's President Salva Kiir in capital, Juba More
 
American Held by al-Qaida in Pakistan Urges Obama for Help American Held by al-Qaida in Pakistan Urges Obama for Help
Warren Weinstein was abducted in 2011 in eastern city of Lahore where he worked for a US consulting company More
 
Pope Denounces Discrimination, Violence Against Christians Pope Denounces Discrimination, Violence Against Christians
Argentine pope asks crowd for moment of silent prayer for 'Christians who are unjustly accused and are subjected to every type of violence' More
 
Cambodian Garment Factories Shuttered as Minimum Wage Protests Spread Cambodian Garment Factories Shuttered as Minimum Wage Protests Spread
The monthly minimum wage was raised this week by just $15, from $80 to $95; Many had expected it would double to $160 More
 
Looming Digital Switchover Creates Headaches for Cameroon Looming Digital Switchover Creates Headaches for Cameroon
Experts agree benefits of digital technology are numerous, but cost of new TV sets and disposing of old ones are major challenges More
 
Surge of Holiday Packages Delays UPS Shipments Surge of Holiday Packages Delays UPS Shipments
A convergence of factors, including higher volume than expected and recent patches of bad weather, were responsible for the delays More
 

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