Tests confirm remains of one of 43 abducted Mexican students: source
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Tests have identified the remains of one of 43 trainee teachers abducted 10 weeks ago in southwestern Mexico, a source close to the investigation said on Saturday, apparently confirming a feared massacre the government has blame…
U.S. drone strike in Pakistan kills four, including al Qaeda suspect
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (Reuters) – A senior member of al Qaeda and three other suspected militants were killed in Pakistan on Sunday when a U.S. drone attacked a house they were in, Pakistani military officials and Taliban said.
Indian woman alleges rape by Uber cab driver in New Delhi
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Indian police have opened a rape investigation after a woman reported that she was sexually assaulted by the driver of a cab she hired through Uber, the U.S. online taxi service that has launched an aggressive international expans…
EU to seek more Turkish help in Islamic State fight
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union will press Turkey to cooperate more closely in the fight against Islamic State and urge it not to undermine EU sanctions on Russia on a visit this week intended to give new impetus to often fraught EU-Turkish rel…
China denounces Philippine ‘pressure’ over sea dispute arbitration
BEIJING (Reuters) – China denounced the Philippines on Sunday for putting it under pressure with an international arbitration case over disputed waters, and refused again to participate a week ahead of a deadline to respond in the case.
Clashes erupt in Athens after protest to mark 2008 police killing
ATHENS (Reuters) – Rampaging protesters threw petrol bombs at police and set bank ATMs, cars and shops on fire in central Athens on Saturday, the anniversary of the police killing of a teenager six years ago.
Labor movement ‘concertmaster’ tests Beijing’s boundaries
SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) – When local officials warned striking shoe factory workers in China’s Pearl River Delta this summer that they were breaking the law, a slight, bespectacled figure barely 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 meters) tall faced them down.
Venezuelan leader says racism in U.S. worse under Obama
CARACAS (Reuters) – Racism in the United States appears to have worsened during the administration of its first black leader, Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro said on Saturday.
Washington Post reporter in Tehran charged
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A reporter for the Washington Post in Iran who has been detained for over four months was charged on Saturday, the newspaper reported, quoting a source familiar with the case.
American, South African hostages die in rescue attempt in Yemen
SANAA/ADEN (Reuters) – U.S. special forces stormed a walled compound in a remote Yemeni village early on Saturday in an attempt to free Western hostages held by an al Qaeda unit, but an American journalist and a South African teacher were killed by the…
