Today from VOANews.com |
| US president tells soldiers at military base in North Carolina Iraq's future is now in the hands of the Iraqi people |  |
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| US defense secretary promises to establish a safe, self-governing country where the Taliban and al-Qaida cannot find refuge |  |
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| Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says defectors ambushed military convoy traveling through village of al-Asharna, near Hama |  |
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| Parliamentary elections are country's first since popular uprising that ousted former President Hosni Mubarak |  |
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| Some Islamists concerned that secular, western freedoms, values influencing parliamentary elections |  |
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| Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi is considered a neutral figure who played no role in Ali Abdullah Saleh's violent crackdown on protesters |  |
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| EU moving ahead without Britain, leaving some important problems unresolved |  |
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| Despite lingering safety issues, refugees along Thai-Burma border optimistic about Rangoon's political climate |  |
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| Human rights activists say detention is attempt to curb freedom of expression |  |
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| Young American nurse teams up with Ugandan women to help one community beat the odds |  |
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| Rising costs expected to become more frequent, according to International Food Policy Research Institute |  |
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| Magazine notes that most of the protests this year began independently of any political party and are changing global politics |  |
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| Just one of the late actress's necklaces alone brought in more than $11.8 million |  |
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