Daily International News January 17, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Obama Unveils Surveillance Reforms President orders changes to NSA programs, including personal phone data storage More  Syria Ready for Ceasefire in Aleppo Assad government has agreed to attend Isitanbul peace conference, but wants to shift focus away from forming new government More  Attacks on Bangkok Protesters Spark Fear At least 28 wounded in Friday’s midday attack on protesters who were marching with opposition movement leader Suthep Thaugsuban More  ASEAN Meeting Opens in Burma Burmese Foreign Minister Wunna Maung Lwin stressed importance of bloc strengthening relations with China and India More  West Prepares to Ease Iran Sanctions Move follows interim deal between Tehran, six world powers that will see Iran freeze high-level uranium enrichment for six months More  86,000 Flee South Sudan in Past Month UN refugee Agency to open new camps in neighboring countries More  Madagascar Court Confirms President-Elect Despite rival's allegations of vote rigging, Hery Rajaonarimampianina takes 53.5 percent of vote More  Gang Rape of Danish Tourist Impacts India Tourism Tourism officials fear latest violence will aggravate slowdown being experienced by industry More  Top Chinese Military Official Accused of Amassing Illegal Wealth Investigative report says police filled four trucks with Gu Junshan's expensive possessions, including a golden boat, a golden basin and a golden statue of Mao More  Anti-Muslim Attacks Nearly Double in Britain Community leader calls for tougher laws and punishment for hate crime offenders More |
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