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CBS News -
Egyptian Mariam Hattour, 11, lights a candle during mourning at Talat Harb Square in Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011, to mourn more than two dozen people who were killed when Christians, angered by a recent church attack, clashed Sunday night ...
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BBC News -
Protests against alleged corporate greed and government cutbacks have been held in cities around the world. Clashes erupted at the biggest rally, in Rome, when riot police intervened after a small group of masked militants attacked property.
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CBS News -
A revolutionary fighter reacts after fighting broke out with Gadhafi supporters in the Abu Salim neighborhood of Tripoli, Libya, Friday, Oct. 14, 2011.
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AFP -
DAMASCUS - President Bashar al-Assad on Saturday announced the creation of an ad hoc committee tasked with preparing a new constitution for Syria within four months, the official SANA news agency said.
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The Guardian -
Murphy has called on the government to widen the probe to include a broader investigation of rules governing ministerial conduct. Photograph: PA The inquiry into Liam Fox's relationship with Adam Werritty should continue, despite the defence ...
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Fox News -
| AP July 11, 201: Somali parents care for their young children who are being treated for malnutrition at a Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres) hospital in Dagahaley Camp, Dadaab, Kenya.
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CNN -
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei casts his ballot in Iran's parliamentary election on March 14, 2008 in Tehran. (CNN) -- Iran's supreme leader took verbal jabs at the United States Saturday in his first public reaction since the United States ...
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Aljazeera.net -
The Lord's Resistance Army leader believes he is a prophet and has led a brutal insurgency for more than 20 years. Elusive and motivated by a purported belief that he is a prophet, Joseph Kony has waged a guerrilla insurgency against Uganda's ...
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Voice of America -
October 15, 2011 Yemeni Forces Kill 10 Protesters VOA News At least 10 people were killed and dozens wounded when Yemeni security officials opened fire on protesters in Sana'a.
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The Associated Press -
MOSCOW (AP) - President Dmitry Medvedev called on his supporters Saturday to stick with him despite his decision not to seek re-election, while insisting Russia would eventually develop its own brand of democracy.
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BBC News -
Liberia's main opposition parties say are pulling out from the "fradudulent" presidential election vote-count. The parties, which include candidates in second and third place so far, said the National Election Commission has manipulated vote-counting ...
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CBS News -
An Afghan security officer, center, collects evidence from the site of an attack by militants at the gate of an American base in Panjshir north of Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011.
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Aljazeera.net -
There is confusion about attacks that took place in the early hours of the morning near Pakistan's South Waziristan capital, Wana, killing nine people, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Pakistan said.
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Aljazeera.net -
Friends say Mansoor Arbabsiar is the most unlikely lynchpin of the alleged plot to murder Saudi envoy to US. Last week Mansoor Arbabsiar became known to the world as the man accused of playing a major role in an alleged Iran-backed plot to kill the ...
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Scotsman -
Police in Tunisia have fired tear gas at hundreds of Islamists demonstrating in the capital Tunis over the screening of a controversial film on television.
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Xinhua -
KABUL, Oct. 15 (Xinhua) -- The Afghan and NATO-led Coalition forces during operations in different parts of the country have killed 21 insurgents and detained 19 others over the past 24 hours, Afghan Interior Ministry said on Saturday.
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Daily Mail -
A radiation hotspot has been detected in Tokyo seven months into Japan's nuclear crisis - but it appears to be coming from mystery bottles stored under a house.
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Xinhua -
The video grab shows an aircraft crash during an air show in Pucheng county, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, Oct. 14, 2011.
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BusinessWeek -
By the Editors Oct. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Ukraine's leader took a step in the right direction Thursday by announcing that he supports scrapping the Soviet-era law that led to a seven-year prison sentence for his chief political rival, former Prime Minister ...
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