Seven killed in Nigeria stampede at recruitment drive
ABUJA (Reuters) – Seven people have been killed in a stampede at Nigeria’s national stadium during a recruitment drive for the immigration service, officials and witnesses said on Sunday.
Former Afghan defense minister drops out of presidential race
KABUL (Reuters) – Afghanistan’s former defense minister became on Sunday the second candidate to drop out of a presidential election race, with his departure possibly helping consolidate support for a candidate favored by outgoing President Hamid Karza…
Serbia’s center-right to tighten grip on power in vote, promises reform
BELGRADE (Reuters) – Serbia’s center-right Progressive Party attempted to cement its grip on power for the next four years in a snap election on Sunday, promising an economic overhaul of the ex-Yugoslav republic as it embarks on talks to join the Europ…
NATO websites hit in cyber attack linked to Crimea tension
BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) – Hackers brought down several public NATO websites, the alliance said on Sunday, in what appeared to be the latest escalation in cyberspace over growing tensions over Crimea.
NATO websites hit in cyber attack linked to Crimea tension
BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) – Hackers brought down several public NATO websites, the alliance said on Sunday, in what appeared to be the latest escalation in cyberspace over growing tensions over Crimea.
Indian Ocean poses daunting challenge in search for missing Malaysia plane
SYDNEY (Reuters) – The southern Indian Ocean, where investigators suspect missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have come down, is one place where a commercial airliner can crash without a ship spotting it, a radar plotting it or even a satellite …
Japanese parents of North Korea abductee meet granddaughter
TOKYO (Reuters) – The parents of a Japanese girl who was abducted by North Korea more than three decades ago met their child’s daughter for the first time last week, Japan’s Foreign Ministry said on Sunday.
In Colombia war zone, peace talks raise new fears
TORIBIO, Colombia (Reuters) – For farmers like Angel Escue, Colombia’s bid to end half a century of war with Marxist rebels may come at too high a price.
Herdsmen kill 100 in attacks on Nigerian villages
KADUNA, Nigeria (Reuters) – Gunmen killed more than 100 people in an attack on three villages in central Nigeria, an area where longstanding disputes over land, religion and ethnicity often erupt into violence, two local government officials said on Su…
Special Report: Egyptian militants outwit army in Sinai battlefield
AL-LAFITAAT, Egypt (Reuters) – Egypt’s army says it is crushing Islamist militants in the Sinai Peninsula, but in the region’s villages and towns a victory for the state feels a long way off.
