Pakistan court bails man accused of masterminding Mumbai attack
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – A Pakistani court granted bail on Thursday to a man accused of masterminding a deadly 2008 rampage through the Indian city of Mumbai, lawyers said.
Western sanctions may last for decades: Russian minister tells newspaper
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Western sanctions over Russia’s role in the Ukraine crisis are likely to last “for a very long time”, possibly decades, Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev told Vedomosti newspaper.
Pakistan court bails man accused of masterminding Mumbai attack
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – A Pakistani court granted bail on Thursday to a man accused of masterminding a deadly 2008 rampage through the Indian city of Mumbai, lawyers said.
Myanmar says workers innocent of murdering Britons in Thailand
YANGON (Reuters) – Myanmar investigators said on Thursday they believe two Myanmar men accused of murdering two British tourists in Thailand are innocent, but witnesses who might be able to prove their innocence will not testify as they fear the Thai p…
Nigeria sentences 54 troops to death for mutiny
ABUJA (Reuters) – Nigeria has sentenced 54 soldiers to death by firing squad for mutiny while fighting against insurgents in the northeast, their lawyer said on Thursday.
Putin says central bank, government taking adequate measures
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the central bank and government were taking adequate measures to support the rouble and that Russia’s current economic situation was caused by external factors.
Anti-Islam politician Wilders faces prosecution for Moroccan comments
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders will be prosecuted in the Netherlands for alleged discrimination and inciting hatred against Moroccans during election campaigning in March, prosecutors said on Thursday.
Anger and grief as Pakistan buries students massacred at school
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) – Pakistan on Wednesday began burying 132 students killed in a grisly attack on their school by Taliban militants that has heaped pressure on the government to do more to tackle an increasingly aggressive Taliban insurgency…
Australian police raid properties, not related to siege: authorities
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian police are conducting raids across Sydney, officials said on Thursday, though the operation is not related to a cafe siege this week that resulted in the death of two hostages.
EU court says British visa rule illegal
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union’s supreme court told Britain on Thursday that it could no longer require entry visas in advance for non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens and hold residence rights in other EU states.
