Thursday, February 20, 2014

Daily International News - February 19, 2014

Daily International News
 
Daily International News
February 19, 2014
From VOAnews.com

 
Ukraine Protesters, Police Locked in Tense Standoff Ukraine Protesters, Police Locked in Tense Standoff
Country's Security Service announces 'anti-terrorist operation' to restore order after violence results in 26 deaths, hundreds more wounded More
 
Foreign Ministers to Visit Kyiv Before EU Meeting Foreign Ministers to Visit Kyiv Before EU Meeting
Announcement comes after leaders of France, Germany and US took united stance against Ukraine violence, adding they plan to discuss sanctions during EU emergency meeting More
 
Restrictions on Turkish Media Tighten Restrictions on Turkish Media Tighten
Ankara facing growing domestic and international anger over press and Internet freedoms More
 
New Law Bans Miniskirts in Uganda New Law Bans Miniskirts in Uganda
Law makes it illegal to wear revealing clothing, including tops that show too much cleavage and miniskirts, defined as anything above the knee More
 
Arms Fuel Sectarian, Insurgent Violence in Nigeria Arms Fuel Sectarian, Insurgent Violence in Nigeria
Northern leaders say weapons are being smuggled into Nigeria from other African conflicts, security forces increasingly outgunned and outmanned More
 
Bor Residents Rush to Bury Dead Amid South Sudan Fighting Bor Residents Rush to Bury Dead Amid South Sudan Fighting
As violence turns whole communities against one another, locals struggle to bury the dead littering the streets More
 
Doctors Without Borders Seeks Help Treating CAR Wounded Doctors Without Borders Seeks Help Treating CAR Wounded
Medical charity appeals to international community to do more to protect civilians caught up in violence in Central African Republic More
 
Revolutionary Vaccine Breaks Refrigeration Barrier in Africa Revolutionary Vaccine Breaks Refrigeration Barrier in Africa
WHO says new vaccine aimed at preventing meningitis A can withstand temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius More
 
Civil Court Issues Mixed Verdict on Thailand's State of Emergency Civil Court Issues Mixed Verdict on Thailand’s State of Emergency
Court upholds government’s emergency decree, but warns government against using state of emergency as pretext to use force against anti-government demonstrators More
 
Chinese Vice Governor Subject of Corruption Probe Chinese Vice Governor Subject of Corruption Probe
The party's internal graft body said Hainan vice governor Ji Wenlin is suspected of 'severe violations of disciplines and laws', the term usually used for corruption More
 

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