Daily International News February 10, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 UN to Continue Humanitarian Pause in Homs United Nations hopes additional three-days will allow for evacuation of more civilians and delivery of additional urgently-needed supplies More  Taliban Takes 'Positive' Approach to Pakistan Peace Talks Government says negotiations are just one aspect of their counter-terrorism policy, but it is not clear when negotiating teams will meet again More  Thai Anti-government Protest Leader Arrested Sonthiyarn Cheunruethainaitham taken into custory on charges of violating the country's emergency law More  Taiwan, China to Hold First Official Talks Taipei and Beijing have made big strides in boosting economic ties in recent years, but political progress has lagged More  US, France Point to Joint Anti-Terrorism Efforts in Africa US, French presidents spell out their countries' efforts in an opinion article More  Turkey's Controversial Internet Legislation Fuels Political Tensions Opposition parties call on President Gul to veto Internet restrictions, approved last week by parliament More  Politician Gunned Down in Central African Republic Capital No group has claimed responsibility for killing of Jean-Emmanuel Djarawa, a Christian representative, just one a day after he made a speech denouncing recent violence More  Germany, Canada Win Gold on Day 3 of Olympics Maria Hoefl-Riesch took first place in the triple combined while Charles Hamelin won 1,500-meter short track speed skating event More  US Women's Ski Jumping Makes Olympic Debut Move reverses previous IOC decision that the sport was too dangerous for females More  Artists Celebrate Century of Music Royalties The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers ensures artists get paid whenever their music is played More |
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