Daily International News April 30, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Ukraine Admits to Losing Control in East Acting president says Russia plans to destabilize six more regions with help of ‘saboteurs’ many of whom Kyiv says are trained, financed by Moscow More  Russia Shows Modern Military in Ukraine Crisis These forces are part of a much larger military that has been modernizing its forces over the past several years More  Iraqis Vote in Parliamentary Election Voters cast ballots in first national poll since US withdrawal as country plunges deeper into sectarian violence More  US Lawmaker Vows to Block US Military Aid to Egypt Powerful Democrat Patrick Leahy takes step after courts sentence 683 Muslim Brotherhood members to death for their role in protests More  Afghan Officials: Haqqani Militant Assault Repulsed Afghan troops, backed by Western air power, reportedly killed insurgents near Pakistani border More  Kerry to Discuss S. Sudan, CAR with African Leaders Secretary of state's first stop is Addis Ababa where he will meet with foreign ministers of Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya More  UN Criticizes S. Sudan Leaders Over Famine Response Human Rights Chief Navi Pillay says President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar do not appear to be concerned by prospect of people going hungry More  Aerial Search for MH370 Ends US Navy commander says decision made 'in view of the diminishing possibility on the surface of the water' More  WHO: Upsurge in MERS Corona Virus Due to Warmer Weather Spike is probably due to seasonal increase of disease rather than to any changes in behavior of virus More Storm system caused massive destruction as it moved through more than six southern US states, leaving thousands of people homeless or without power More |
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Pro-Russian Separatists Fire on Luhansk Police Station, Capture Government Building 
Russia Criticizes Western Sanctions 
N. Korea Opens Artillery Exercises in Flashpoint Region 
As Obama Leaves Asia, One Last Swipe at China 
Twin Bombings Rock Iraq on Election Eve 
Attacks Kill 50 in Syria 
Aid Rushed to South Sudanese Before Rains Cut Off Roads 
Uganda to Begin Repatriating Congolese Refugees 
NBA Bans Clippers Owner Over Racial Comments 
As MERS Infections Rise, Asia Reflects on SARS 
IOC Official Says Rio Olympic Preparations 'Worst' Ever 