About 40 percent of Syrians need humanitarian aid: U.N.
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The United Nations estimates that around 9.3 million people in Syria or about 40 percent of the population need humanitarian assistance due to the country’s 2-1/2-year civil war, the U.N. humanitarian office said on Monday.
About 40 percent of Syrians need humanitarian aid: U.N.
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The United Nations estimates that around 9.3 million people in Syria or about 40 percent of the population need humanitarian assistance due to the country’s 2-1/2-year civil war, the U.N. humanitarian office said on Monday.
Shi’ite, Sunni ceasefire in north Yemen appears crumbling
SANAA (Reuters) – A ceasefire between Yemeni Shi’ite and Sunni Muslims fighters intended to end days of clashes that have killed at least 100 combatants and civilians appeared to be crumbling on Monday after Sunnis reported a resumption of fighting.
Nicaragua ruling party seek seeks to remove presidential term limits
MANAGUA (Reuters) – Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega’s ruling Sandinista National Liberation Front party will seek to change the constitution by year-end to remove presidential term limits, lawmakers said on Monday.
Venezuela seizing two workover rigs from U.S. company
HOUSTON/CARACAS (Reuters) – Venezuela is in the process of seizing oil equipment owned by Houston-based Superior Energy Services, a company spokesman said on Monday, after state-run PDVSA failed to pay debts owed to the U.S. company.
African leaders call for Congo peace as army, rebels clash
MBUZI, Democratic Republic of Congo/PRETORIA (Reuters) – African leaders and international envoys appealed to Congo’s government and M23 rebels on Monday to stop fighting and embrace a peace deal after the two sides bombarded each other near the Uganda…
Iraq passes election law after weeks of debate
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Iraqi lawmakers passed a new election law on Monday after weeks of debate, paving the way for polls to be held next year and allaying fears that they would be delayed due to deteriorating security.
Brazil’s local Internet data storage plan runs into opposition
BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) – A government plan to shield Brazil from alleged U.S. spying by forcing global Internet companies to store data on Brazilian users inside the country has run into mounting opposition in Congress, politicians said on Monday…
Brazil’s local Internet data storage plan runs into opposition
BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) – A government plan to shield Brazil from alleged U.S. spying by forcing global Internet companies to store data on Brazilian users inside the country has run into mounting opposition in Congress, politicians said on Monday…
Rebel groups from North Mali agree to unite
OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) – The three main rebel groups in northern Mali said on Monday they had agreed to merge, creating a united front in an ongoing peace process with the government.
