Daily International News May 18, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 Rogue General's Forces Attack Libyan Parliament Officials say irregular forces commanded by General Khalifa Haftar attacked the building Sunday in attempt to arrest Islamist lawmakers More  Egypt Court Jails More Than 160 Brotherhood Supporters Security forces have detained thousands of Brotherhood supporters since military deposed president Mohamed Morsi last July following mass protests against his rule More  Turkish Police Detain 24 in Soma Mine Investigation Accident has triggered protests across country, aimed at mine owners accused of ignoring safety for profit, and at prime minister's government, seen as too close to industry bosses More  Record Flooding in Balkans Kills Dozens, Threatens Power Plants At least 35 people dead and thousands displaced; international relief efforts under way, with Russian cargo planes arriving in Belgrade to help rescue, relief efforts in Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina More  Vietnam Cracks Down on Anti-China Protests Protests against Beijing’s deployment of oil rig in waters claimed by Vietnam were shut down by police; move followed week of demonstrations, with some turning violent More  North Korea Reports 'Unimaginable' Apartment Building Collapse In extremely rare move, state media reported 23-story building, which already housed nearly 100 families, collapsed but did not report number of deaths or reason More  Mali at War With Tuareg Separatists After Attack, Abductions, PM Says At least one soldier killed, 23 wounded, 30 civil servants abducted after MLNA rebels attacked governor's office in Kidal on Saturday More  Southern Africa Poll Group Expects Peaceful Malawi Election Official says no reported case of violence during campaigning period ahead of Tuesday’s vote More  Rwanda Police Denies Missing Persons Report Human Rights Watch said Friday an increasing number of people have been forcibly disappeared or have been reported missing in Rwanda since March More  Foreign Doctors, Nurses in Saudi Arabia Could Take MERS Global Because kingdom has stepped up hiring of foreign healthcare professionals, there is a good chance MERS virus will hitch a ride on workers as they return home More |
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