Last chance for Brazil’s Rousseff to save mandate: newspaper
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) – Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has one last chance to stem a growing political and economic crisis before being forced to step down, one of the country’s leading daily newspapers said on Sunday.
Al Qaeda chief urges lone wolf attacks, militant unity
CAIRO (Reuters) – Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri called on young Muslim men in the United States and other Western countries to carry out attacks inside there and urged greater unity between militants.
Iran nuclear official says uranium exploration results promising
DUBAI (Reuters) – Preliminary exploration surveys for raw uranium in Iran are progressing well but it is too early to announce any discoveries, the spokesman for the Atomic Energy Agency of Iran (AEOI) was quoted as saying on Sunday.
At least nine killed in twin bomb attacks in north Cameroon
YAOUNDE (Reuters) – At least nine people were killed in two bomb attacks on Sunday in the northern Cameroon town of Kolofata, according to local officials, in what appeared to be the latest attack by the Boko Haram Islamist militant group from nearby N…
Zimbabwe court charges South Africans over attempt to export wildlife
HARARE (Reuters) – A Zimbabwean court has charged three South African men with illegally capturing 29 sable antelopes and attempting to export them without a permit, the local parks authority said on Sunday.
Thai king treated for blood infection, lung inflammation: palace
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world’s longest-reigning monarch, has received treatment for a blood infection and lung inflammation, the palace said on Sunday.
Algeria’s Bouteflika replaces powerful head of military intelligence
ALGIERS (Reuters) – President Abdelaziz Bouteflika on Sunday replaced the long-standing head of Algeria’s military intelligence agency, in his latest move in a campaign to curb the spy chief’s influence in politics.
Max Beauvoir, Haiti’s supreme leader of voodoo dies
PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – Max Gesner Beauvoir, the “Ati” or supreme leader of voodoo, Haiti’s traditional Afro-Caribbean religion, died Saturday afternoon, aged 79, according to his family.
Thousands more migrants on their way into Austria: police
(Reuters) – Austrian authorities said they were expecting another wave of migrants and refugees coming over the border from Hungary on Sunday, after a brief lull in arrivals gave them a chance to re-stock reception centres.
India police hunt for owner of explosives after blast kills 88
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Indian police said on Sunday they were hunting for the owner of illegally stored explosives which accidentally detonated in the center of a crowded town, killing at least 88 people.
