One person dies in Sudan protest: police
KHARTOUM (Reuters) – One person died after police fired teargas to try and break up a protest in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Friday, the force said.
Iran says concerned over cyber-security of nuclear talks: Fars
ANKARA (Reuters) – Iran expressed concern on Friday over cyber-security of nuclear talks with six world powers after reported cyber-attacks on venues linked to the negotiations on its disputed nuclear program, the semi-official Fars news agency reporte…
Pentagon sent live anthrax to Japan in 2005
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Pentagon on Friday added Japan to a list of countries that received live anthrax samples from the U.S. military, while a news report said the lab that sent out the bacteria faced sanctions in 2007 for failing to kill specimen…
Seven shot dead at protest against Islamic State in Libya: residents
BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) – Seven people were shot dead on Friday at a protest against Islamic State in the eastern Libyan city of Derna, residents said.
Tensions rise between Kurdish and Shi’ite forces in Iraq
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Tensions ran high in eastern Iraq on Friday between Kurdish and Shi’ite fighters, highlighting divisions hampering efforts by the U.S.-backed government to blunt the momentum of Islamic State militants.
Prospects look dim for Yemeni peace talks
DUBAI (Reuters) – Yemen’s warring parties are heading to Geneva for U.N.-sponsored talks from Monday, but there are few if any signs that either is ready to make the compromises necessary for a deal.
Pope says to visit Africa in November, may go to Kenya
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Pope Francis on Friday said he planned to visit the Central African Republic and Uganda in November, and hoped to go to Kenya, during his first trip to Africa since becoming pope.
Pakistan clamps down on aid groups, orders Save the Children out
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan will tighten oversight of aid groups and activists “working without any rules”, its interior minister said on Friday, as officials gave Save the Children 15 days to leave the country.
Iran nuclear talks ‘virtually stalled’, deadline may be missed: TASS
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers have virtually stalled and a deadline for a final deal may have to be postponed again, Russian news agency TASS quoted a diplomatic source as saying on Friday.
North Korea accuses U.S. of targeting it with anthrax
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – North Korea accused the United States of targeting it with anthrax and asked the United Nations Security Council to investigate Washington’s “biological warfare schemes” after a live anthrax sample was sent to a U.S. base in …
