Daily International News December 30, 2013 From VOAnews.com |
 Second Blast in Russian City Kills 14 Bombing of trolleybus in Volgograd follows Sunday explosion at city’s main train station which killed at least 17, left dozens wounded More  DRC Government Proclaims Victory Over Armed Attackers Congolese troops beat back attacks at three locations around capital, killing about 40 and capturing several, officials say More  Egypt Arrests Al Jazeera Journalists Arab television network says 4 journalists were arrested after Egyptian Interior Ministry accused them of broadcasting illegally from Cairo hotel More  Middle East Remains Most Dangerous Region for Reporters Committee to Protect Journalists says at least 70 reporters were killed worldwide during 2013, two-thirds in Middle East More  Syria Chemical Weapons Deadline May Pass Unmet United Nations and an international chemical weapons monitoring group cited delays due to unstable security, logistical problems, and bad weather More  S. Sudan Rebel Leader Warned to Comply with Cease-Fire Ugandan president, who met South Sudanese President Salva Kiir in Juba, said Riek Machar had been given four days to respond to offer More  Cameroon Cracks Down on CAR Rebels Terrified villagers of Kette in Cameroon's East region say they awoke to sound of artillery when soldiers closed in on gold quarry that had been seized by Seleka rebels More  India's 'Common Man' Party Sees Broad Appeal in Anti-Corruption Stance Aam Aadmi Party’s emergence could mark a turning point for Indian politics which have long been dominated by issues such as religion, caste and creed More  Corruption Probe Pummels Turkish Economy Turkey's financial markets and currency take a beating as the increasingly bitter struggle between the government and judiciary over a graft festers More  Schumacher Battles for Life After Ski Fall Retired motor racing champion, 44, slammed his head on rock while skiing off-piste Sunday morning in French Alps resort of Meribel More  Poll: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton as Ranked as Most Admired Obama tops annual list for sixth consecutive year, a typical ranking for a sitting US president, according to new Gallup survey More |
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Woman Suicide Bomber Kills 14 at Russian Train Station 
UN Concerned by Reports of 'White Army' Near S. Sudan Town 
Israel-Lebanon Border Clash Precedes Diplomatic Push 
Lebanese Ex-Minister Buried to Anti-Hezbollah Chants 
Rocky Future for Afghanistan, US intelligence Warns 
Candidate Registration for Thai Polls Proceeds 
Protesters Call for Hun Sen to Resign 
US Government Urged to Name CEO to Run Obamacare Market 
French 'Millionaire's Tax' Gets Constitutional Go-Ahead 
Cracking Ice Bodes Well for Antarctica Ship Rescue 