Hillary Clinton says Merkel is Europe’s ‘greatest leader’
BERLIN (Reuters) – Former U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton called Chancellor Angela Merkel “the greatest leader in Europe” during a visit to Berlin on Sunday and said it was high time America had a woman leader too, though without confirming she…
Israel arrests suspects in Palestinian teen’s killing
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel has arrested Jewish suspects in the abduction and killing of a Palestinian teen whose death touched off violent protests in Jerusalem and in Israeli Arab towns, a security source said on Sunday.
Warehouse wall collapse kills eleven in south India
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Eleven builders were crushed under a warehouse wall in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu on Sunday, barely a week after the collapse of an eleven storey building killed some 60 people in the same state.
Yemen army continues fight in north and is attacked in south
SANAA/ADEN (Reuters) – Clashes in the north Yemen town of Omran continued on Sunday between the army and fighters from the Houthi movement after at least 104 people were killed on Saturday, while in the south six soldiers were shot dead by al Qaeda mil…
An EU agenda: keeping British in, Russians out, Germans down
ROME (Reuters) – The first secretary-general of NATO, Lord Ismay, once said the Western defense alliance was created “to keep the Americans in, the Russians out and the Germans down”.
Mexico police detain alleged serial child killer
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexican police have detained a man who allegedly murdered four children and a woman in a small town in the center of the country, authorites said on Saturday, as statistics show a marked increased in the number of women being mu…
Behind Prabowo’s campaign to become Indonesia’s president, a questionable crew
JAKARTA (Reuters) – Jabbing his finger repeatedly in the air, presidential hopeful Prabowo Subianto shouted to supporters in a packed Jakarta stadium that the corrupt had no place in Indonesia.
Pakistan fighting reverses flow of refugees, stirs unease in Afghanistan
KHOST Afghanistan (Reuters) – Thousands of refugees fleeing an offensive by Pakistan’s army have poured across the lawless border into ramshackle camps on rugged hills in Afghanistan, stirring unease that Taliban militants may be hiding among them.
German spy warns firms ‘easy prey’ to espionage as Merkel visits China
BERLIN (Reuters) – A German intelligence chief warned, as Chancellor Angela Merkel embarks on her latest visit to China, that some firms in Europe’s biggest economy face a growing threat from industrial espionage by Chinese government agencies with hug…
India’s Modi to target record asset sales in first budget -source
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India’s new government will seek to raise up to a record $11.7 billion in asset sales in its maiden budget this week, a senior government source said, bolstering state finances and buying time for structural reforms to revive a we…
