Today from VOANews.com |
| More than 200 wounded, families isolated for days without food, water, medical care as fears mount of all-out assault |  |
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| 'Friends of Syria' group working to organize strong international support for uprising against President Bashar al-Assad |  |
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| Russia ignores new international push to stop the bloody crackdown in Syria |  |
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| With only one choice on the ballot, Yemen votes for a new leader for the first time in nearly 34 years |  |
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| Pakistan to support, facilitate negotiations between Taliban and Kabul to restore peace in Afghanistan |  |
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| Latest incident to spark public anger was the accidental bombing of a Pakistani army border post in November |  |
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| $172 billion loan averts a debt default by Athens, but also demands more austerity measures from Greece |  |
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| Zimbabwe's president says he is 'fit as a fiddle,' has no intentions to retire |  |
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| VOA's Gabe Joselow reports from Kenya-Somalia border where Islamic militants are preventing food aid from being delivered |  |
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| Some 30 North Korean refugees recently arrested in Chinese territory |  |
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| Cash-strapped Kingfisher airlines left hundreds stranded after scrapping nearly 100 flights on busy routes |  |
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| Minister Chris Bowen says laws relaxed to lure foreign students but colleges insist changes do not go far enough |  |
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