Grief Turns to Anger as Turkish Unions Strike Image of an adviser to Prime Minister Erdoğan kicking a mourner who was protesting his Wednesday visit to Soma has exacerbated tensions as four Turkish labor unions hold national strike More But energy official says Moscow must still make concessions on price; meanwhile, frontrunner in Ukraine presidential race crystallizing More Foreign election advisers have expressed alarm, telling VOA that the government was not anticipating problems and had not drawn up security plans More New York museum will recount the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States More International efforts to end the fighting in Syria have stalled More Enormous explosion Thursday destroyed part of government-controlled Wadi al-Deif military base near the rebel-held town of Ma'arat al-Na'aman in Idlib province More Visit to Chibok village expected on Friday before Jonathan travels on to a regional security summit in Paris at which Boko Haram will be discussed More But northern politicians say federal government needs to shift strategy for combatting Boko Haram terrorists More Mobs torched and looted more than a dozen factories, including some owned by Korean and Taiwanese firms More Official says vessel was traveling from Shariatpur to Dhaka when it sank; at least six bodies have been recovered More |
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