Daily International News January 31, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Gaps 'Wide' as Syria Talks Wrap Up First Round UN mediator reports no progress on key issues and announces February 10 as date for next round of talks More  UN Asks West To Admit More Syrian Refugees If new arrivals continue at current rate, a million Syrians will have registered as refugees in Lebanon by the beginning of March, a 25 percent jump in country’s total population More  Kerry to Meet With Ukraine Opposition in Munich US secretary of state to hold talks Saturday with opposition politician Arseny Yatsenyuk and former boxing champion-turned-activist Vitali Klitschko More  Red Cross: 30 Killed in CAR Capital Relief agency also says at least 60 people injured in 'unprecedented level of violence' More  Cease-Fire Monitors to Deploy in South Sudan Monitors are vanguard of larger team that will monitor cease-fire, brokered by African regional leaders last week More  UN Denounces Egypt's Clampdown on Journalists Reports of harassment, detention and prosecution of journalists are alarming, says UN Human Rights Office More  Turkish Ruling Party MP Slams Government in Resignation Muhammed Cetin accuses government 'protecting thieves' and resigns from party over purges of police and judiciary involved in corruption probe More  Can Terrorists Penetrate Ring of Steel Around Sochi Olympics? In what looks like the most heavily protected Olympics in history, Russia is deploying 60,000 police and soldiers - 26 for each athlete More  Thai Government Faces Challenges as Country Prepares for Polls Tens of thousands of police will be deployed across Thailand February 2 for election seen as crucial test for kingdom's fragile democracy More  Asians Usher in Lunar New Year According to the ancient Chinese horoscope, the Year of the Horse began Friday More |
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