Mexican opposition party re-elects leader in boost for reforms
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The leader of Mexico’s biggest opposition party comfortably won re-election on Sunday, boosting President Enrique Pena Nieto’s efforts to enact measures to open up the oil industry and increase competition in the telecoms sector…
Suicide car bomb kills five in bar district of north Nigeria’s Kano
KANO (Reuters) – A suicide car bomber killed five people on a street of popular bars and restaurants in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on Sunday evening, in an area mostly inhabited by southern Christians, police said.
Mali sends troops to retake town from Tuareg separatists
KIDAL, Mali (Reuters) – Mali sent in troops on Sunday to retake Kidal from Tuareg separatists after six government workers and two civilians were killed, according to the United Nations, during an attack on the regional governor’s office.
Turkey keeps three suspects in custody in mine disaster probe
SOMA, Turkey (Reuters) – A Turkish court ordered three suspects to be kept in custody on Sunday on a provisional charge of “causing multiple deaths” in last week’s mine disaster, as the last of the 301 victims were buried.
Convicted rogue trader Kerviel arrested in southern France
MENTON, France (Reuters) – Convicted rogue trader Jerome Kerviel was arrested in southern France late on Sunday to serve a three-year jail sentence in a high-profile case he has depicted as one individual’s struggle against high finance.
Suicide car bomb kills 5 in bar district of north Nigeria’s Kano
KANO (Reuters) – A suicide car bomber killed five people on a street of popular bars and restaurants in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on Sunday evening, in an area mostly inhabited by southern Christians, police said.
Gunmen loyal to ex-general storm Libyan parliament, demand suspension
TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Heavily armed gunmen loyal to a renegade Libyan general stormed parliament on Sunday demanding its suspension and a handover of power to purge the North African country of Islamist militants.
Greece’s leftist Syriza party fares well in key local races
ATHENS (Reuters) – Greece’s leftist Syriza party performed strongly in key races in the first round of local elections on Sunday, as voters poured out their anger at the government’s austerity policies.
Mali sends troops to retake town from Tuareg separatists
KIDAL, Mali (Reuters) – Mali sent in troops on Sunday to retake Kidal from Tuareg separatists after six government workers and two civilians were murdered, according to the United Nations, during an attack on the regional governor’s office.
Turkey keeps three suspects in custody in mine disaster probe
SOMA, Turkey (Reuters) – A Turkish court ordered three suspects to be kept in custody on Sunday on a provisional charge of “causing multiple deaths” in last week’s mine disaster, as the last of the 301 victims were buried.
