Released Taliban leader awaits fate in Karachi safe house
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, a former Taliban second-in-command released in Pakistan this weekend, is being kept in a safe house in Karachi as regional powers debate what role he could play in the Afghan peace process, sources in P…
Gunfire inside Kenyan mall as more security personnel enter: Reuters witness
NAIROBI (Reuters) – Gunfire erupted briefly on Sunday inside the Nairobi shopping mall where Islamist militants are holed up with hostages, as day after at least 59 people were killed in an attack by the al Shabaab group.
Seven killed in clashes with al Qaeda in Yemen: tribal sources
DOHA (Reuters) – Seven people were killed in clashes between Yemeni tribal gunmen and suspected al Qaeda fighters on Sunday in Marib province, east of the capital Sanaa, tribal sources said.
Britain’s Labour leader stakes future on cost of living election fight
BRIGHTON, England (Reuters) – Britain’s opposition leader Ed Miliband accused Prime Minister David Cameron of stoking a cost of living crisis on Sunday, attempting to overcome dire poll ratings and convince skeptical voters that Labour can be trusted t…
At least three Britons killed in Kenya attack: UK government
LONDON (Reuters) – Three Britons have been confirmed killed in an armed attack on a shopping mall in Nairobi and the number is likely to rise, Britain’s Foreign Office said on Sunday.
Iran’s elite military warns of dangers of dealing with U.S
DUBAI (Reuters) – Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guard has warned of the dangers of dealing with U.S. officials, ahead of expected diplomatic contacts, underlining the internal challenges President Hassan Rouhani could face to improve ties with the West.
Kenyan deputy president requests ICC trial adjournment
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Judges at the International Criminal Court will meet on Monday to decide if Kenya’s deputy president can return home to deal with the armed occupation at a Nairobi shopping mall in which 59 people have been killed, a person close …
Israel rejects EU criticism of Palestinian aid seizure
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel on Sunday rejected EU criticism of its seizure of humanitarian aid intended for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and said European diplomats delivering the items had broken the law.
Israeli advisers helping Kenya in mall siege: security source
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli advisers are helping Kenya formulate a strategy to end a siege at a Nairobi shopping mall where Islamist militants have killed at least 59 people and are holding hostages, an Israeli security source said on Sunday.
Pope attacks global economics for worshipping ‘god of money’
CAGLIARI, Sardinia (Reuters) – Pope Francis made one of his strongest attacks on the global economic system on Sunday, saying it could no longer be based on a “god called money” and urged the unemployed to fight for work.
