Israeli border policeman arrested over Palestinian boy’s killing
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli police have arrested a paramilitary border policeman over the fatal shooting of a Palestinian teenager in the occupied West Bank in May, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
Ailing Serb nationalist returns from decade-long war crimes detention
BELGRADE (Reuters) – An ailing Serbian nationalist leader returned home on Wednesday after more than a decade in detention in The Hague, released on grounds of ill health before a verdict could be reached in his long-running war crimes trial.
At least 33 dead in Yemeni clashes, U.S. drone kills seven
SANAA (Reuters) – At least 33 people have been killed in central Yemen in fighting in the past two days between Shi’ite Muslim Houthi fighters trying to expand their control and Sunni tribes allied with al Qaeda, residents said on Wednesday.
Sinai buffer zone no solution to militancy in Egypt: Amnesty
ABU DHABI (Reuters) – Egypt’s plan to create a security buffer zone along its border with Gaza is not a solution to growing militancy in the Sinai region as it does not address the roots of the problem, the head of Amnesty International said on Wednesd…
Indian PM’s party shakes up election race in disputed Kashmir
SRINAGAR India (Reuters) – Accompanied by half a dozen guards, Hina Bhat knocks on doors in Srinagar, the heart of a revolt against Indian rule, to persuade Kashmiris to vote for the Bharatiya Janata Party in this month’s state election.
ASEAN to pressure China to stick to diplomacy on maritime disputes
NAYPYITAW Myanmar (Reuters) – Southeast Asian leaders will welcome China’s Prime Minister Le Keqiang with fanfare on Wednesday but behind closed doors will push their giant neighbor to take a less bellicose approach to overlapping claims in the South C…
Special Report: The fighters of Iraq who answer to Iran
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Among the thousands of militia fighters who flocked to northern Iraq to battle militant group Islamic State over the summer was Qais al-Khazali.
Instruments ‘rusty’ at Indian sterilization camp where 13 died
BHUBANESWAR India (Reuters) – Nem Bai was told getting a tubectomy would be an easy process -that she’d be home by sunset, a few hundred rupees richer and back to work in the fields within two days.
Russia sees chance of deal at nuclear talks with Iran
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A deal is vital at talks between world powers and Tehran on Iran’s nuclear program and Russia is not considering the possibility of the negotiations failing, a senior Russian envoy said on Wednesday.
U.S.-led strikes have killed 865 people in Syria, 50 civilians: monitor
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Air strikes by U.S.-led forces in Syria have killed 865 people, including 50 civilians, since the start of the campaign in late September against Islamic State militants, a group monitoring the war said on Wednesday.
