Daily International News January 10, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Central African Republic's Interim President Resigns CAR residents cheer in the capital after Michel Djotodia, who took power in a coup, announced his resignation at a summit in Chad More  South Sudan Army Says it has Recaptured Bentiu The capital of South Sudan's second biggest oil-producing state was retaken from rebels loyal to former vice president Riek Machar after a two-hour battle Friday, army spokesman Philip Aguer says. More  Iran Nuclear Talks Conclude with 'Solutions' Iran's deputy chief nuclear negotiator says talks conclude with solutions on all points of disagreement More  Activists: Nearly 500 Killed in Syrian Fighting Meanwhile, Syrian state news agency SANA says army killed 37 rebels, whom it refers to as 'terrorists', as they tried to leave an area north of the city of Homs More  'Friends of Syria' to Meet in Paris Sunday US secretary of state meets with foreign minister of countries who back Assad opponents in attempt to bridge serious differences within opposition More  Turkey's Embattled Government Seeks to Limit Judiciary's Powers Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors condemned government proposals to curb its powers, calling them unconstitutional More  India-US Row Escalates as Diplomat Heads Home New Delhi orders withdrawal of American official at embassy after Devyani Khobragade, accused of visa fraud, boards plane to return home More  Taliban Commanders Reportedly Targeted in Pakistan Deaths are fueling suspicion of an organized campaign of assassination against Taliban leaders More  US Jobless Rate Hits 5-Year Low, but Hiring Slows Rate drops sharply to 6.7 percent, its lowest point in more than five years, but two-thirds of the decline came from workers ending their search for new jobs More  Obama Nominates Three to Federal Reserve Board The Fed board sets policies for the world's largest economy as it attempts to boost job growth and keep inflation in check More  UN Disability Accord Faces Battle in US Senate White House officials urge Congress to ratify treaty More |
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