Daily International News February 18, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Protesters, Police Clash in Kyiv Latest reports say 5 protesters killed, over 100 injured after violent fight near parliament building More  Kerry: Tunisia's New Constitution is Model for Arab World US secretary of state made unannounced visit as part of a trip to Asia, Middle East, Europe More  Iran, World Powers Seek Long-Term Nuclear Deal Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei predicted the talks will 'lead nowhere' but said he does not oppose them More  Islamists Claim Egypt Tourist Attack Bomb on a tourist bus in Sinai killed at least two South Koreans, Egyptian driver in first attack on tourists since army takeover More  Thai Police, Protesters Battle in Bangkok Four reportedly killed after tear gas, gunfire and explosions were heard during midday fight; both sides appeared to be using weapons More  China Rejects UN Criticism in North Korea Rights Probe UN report says many N. Koreans forcibly repatriated by China have been subject to torture, summary execution and various forms of sexual violence More  Pakistan-Taliban Talks Stall on Violence Government insists militants agree to unconditional cease-fire after Taliban fringe group executed 23 soldiers it was holding hostage More  Nigerian Governor: Boko Haram Better Armed Than Military Borno state governor Kashim Shettima spoke to reporters late Monday, two days after suspected Boko Haram fighters killed more than 100 people in Izge More  S. Sudan Government, Rebels Trade Blame for Violence Army spokesman says rebel forces attacked Malakal early Tuesday while opposition spokesman blames government for resumption of fighting in city More  Slovenia's Maze Wins 2nd Gold at Sochi Olympics Russia, US have won 19 medals apiece at Winter Olympics, just ahead of the Netherlands at 17 More |
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