Daily International News May 10, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Michelle Obama 'Outraged' over Nigeria Kidnapped Girls In an unusual move, wife of US leader delivers weekly Saturday presidential radio address ‒ on eve of American holiday honoring mothers ‒ to express outrage over kidnapping of some 200 Nigerian girls More  South Sudan Army Says Ready for Cease-fire South Sudan's military spokesman says the armed forces are ready to implement a cease-fire deal signed late Friday, to end months of fighting with anti-government forces; World leaders welcomed the deal More  France, Germany Warn Moscow of 'Consequences' Leaders of Germany and France say in a joint press conference Saturday they are prepared to impose further sanctions against Russia if Ukraine's May 25 presidential election is not held as planned More  Ahead of Breakaway Vote, Tensions Remain High in Eastern Ukraine Kyiv government's counter-insurgency operations fail to make substantial gains but succeed in further inflaming public opinion More  More Than Two Dozen Killed in Violence in Iraq Deadliest attack occurred north of Baghdad in the town of Dujail, where at least six security personnel died when a suicide bomber drove his explosive-laden car into an army checkpoint More  Rival Protests Launched in Bangkok, Pressure Grows on Government Supporters of Thai beleaguered government gathered on Saturday on the outskirts of Bangkok, saying they were determined to safeguard democracy as rival anti-government protesters press their campaign in the city More  ASEAN FMs Urge Restraint in East China Sea Disputes ASEAN's top diplomats voice concern over escalating tensions in the South China Sea, where China has been involved in maritime disputes with Vietnam and the Philippines More  Search for Missing Malaysia Airliner Continues US Navy robot submersible on board will help scan remote part of Indian Ocean, where Malaysia airliner is believed to have gone down More  South Africa’s Ruling ANC Party Wins 5th Consecutive Election ANC garners 62 percent of vote, compared to opposition's 22 percent, but ruling party's share of vote slipped More  Alternative Fuel Ethanol Hits a Wall Due to rising costs and competition for resources, US regulators consider backing off requirement for more ethanol in gasoline More |
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