Kerry says constructive relations with China needed for regional stability
HONOLULU (Reuters) – A constructive relationship between Washington and Beijing is necessary to maintaining regional stability despite China’s behavior in the South China Sea, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Wednesday at the end of an eight-…
Brazil presidential candidate Campos killed in plane crash
SANTOS Brazil (Reuters) – Brazilian presidential candidate Eduardo Campos was killed in a plane crash on Wednesday, throwing the October election and local financial markets into disarray.
Maliki refuses to go as Iraqis turn to new leader
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – An increasingly isolated Nuri al-Maliki again protested his removal as Iraqi prime minister on Wednesday, as his own political party and his former sponsor in Iran publicly endorsed a successor who many in Baghdad hope can halt adva…
Maliki refuses to go as Iraqis turn to new leader
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – An increasingly isolated Nuri al-Maliki again protested his removal as Iraqi prime minister on Wednesday, as his own political party and his former sponsor in Iran publicly endorsed a successor who many in Baghdad hope can halt adva…
Brazil presidential candidate Campos killed in plane crash
SANTOS Brazil (Reuters) – Brazilian presidential candidate Eduardo Campos was killed in a plane crash on Wednesday, throwing the October election and local financial markets into disarray.
Palestinians says Gaza truce extended five days
GAZA/CAIRO (Reuters) – Israel and the Palestinians agreed on Wednesday to extend a Gaza truce by five days minutes before an earlier ceasefire was set to expire, a Palestinian official said in Cairo.
U.S. threatens sanctions on those blocking peace deal in South Sudan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States is considering sanctions on anyone impeding attempts to reach a peace agreement in South Sudan and, in particular, anyone committing human rights abuses, State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said on Wednesday…
Japan ‘strongly protests’ Russia maneuvers on disputed isles
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan “strongly protested” on Wednesday exercises by the Russian military on Pacific islands that it also claims and which have been at the root of strained relations between the two countries since the end of World War Two.
Ecuador earthquake death toll rises to four
QUITO (Reuters) – Ecuadorean authorities said on Wednesday that four people have died since a 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck near the capital the day before, up from an initial count of two, as dozens of aftershocks rattled the city.
Consignment of experimental Ebola drug arrives in Liberia
MONROVIA (Reuters) – A consignment of experimental Ebola drugs arrived by plane in Liberia on Wednesday to treat two doctors suffering from the virus, which has killed more than 1,000 people across four West African countries.
