Palestinians accuse Israel of violating Gaza truce
GAZA (Reuters) – The Palestinian Interior Ministry in Gaza accused Israel on Friday of a cross-border shooting in violation of a truce that has largely held since getting off to a shaky start on Thursday.
U.N. envoy plans Libya trip soon to negotiate ceasefire
TRIPOLI (Reuters) – – The new U.N. special envoy to Libya plans to visit Tripoli as early as next week to seek a ceasefire between armed factions whose clashes have turned parts of the capital into a battlefield, his office said.
Two anti-government marches arrive in Pakistani capital
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Two large anti-government movements entered the Pakistani capital late on Friday night, presenting the 15-month-old civilian government with its biggest challenge yet.
German security recorded Clinton conversation: media
BERLIN (Reuters) – German security agents recorded a conversation involving Hillary Clinton while she was U.S. Secretary of State, media reported on Friday, a potential embarrassment for Berlin which has lambasted Washington for its widespread surveill…
11 dead in attacks on air force bases in Pakistan’s Quetta
QUETTA Pakistan (Reuters) – Eleven Taliban-linked militants were killed and 13 members of the Pakistani security forces wounded in attacks on two air force bases in the west Pakistan city of Quetta on Thursday, officials said.
Court orders Sri Lanka to stop deporting Pakistani asylum seekers
COLOMBO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – A Sri Lankan court on Friday ordered authorities to stop deporting Pakistani asylum seekers, following a complaint they were being forcibly sent home without having their claims properly assessed.
Boko Haram abduct dozens of boys in northeast Nigeria: witnesses
MAIDUGURI Nigeria (Reuters) – Suspected Islamist Boko Haram fighters have abducted dozens of boys and men in a raid on a remote village in northeast Nigeria, loading them onto trucks and driving them off, witnesses who fled the violence said on Friday….
Top Saudi cleric calls for code of conduct to curb violence
DUBAI (Reuters) – A top Saudi Muslim cleric called on Friday for a global code of conduct for leaders, scholars and young people to halt a further slide into violence and “terror” in the Middle East.
U.N. nuclear chief to visit Iran before investigation deadline
VIENNA (Reuters) – U.N. nuclear watchdog chief Yukiya Amano will visit Iran on Sunday in an apparent attempt to push for progress in a long-running investigation into suspected atomic bomb research by Tehran.
Three Islamist protesters killed in Cairo: security sources
CAIRO (Reuters) – Three Islamist protesters were killed on Friday during clashes between police and demonstrators in Cairo, Egyptian security sources said.
