Africans face uncertain Israeli future after perilous migration
TEL AVIV, Israel (Reuters) – Angesom Solomon had to dodge bullets and tear his way through barbed-wire fencing to get into Israel across its testy border with Egypt after a two-month trek from his native Eritrea.
Insight: African immigrants use films and books to fight Italian racism
ROME (Reuters) – Seven years ago, Dagmawi Yimer was “between life and death” when Italian navy officers rescued him and 30 others from a skiff in heavy seas between Libya and the island of Lampedusa.
Insight: For Chinese farmers, a rare welcome in Russia’s Far East
USSURIYSK, Russia (Reuters) – Fourteen years ago, Chinese businessman Li Demin was asked to help bail out a struggling pig farm in the Russian trading city of Ussuriysk, close to the Pacific coast in the Far East.
U.S., Britain and Libya promise to pursue Lockerbie case
LONDON (Reuters) – The United States, Britain and Libya on Saturday pledged their full support for efforts by their investigators to bring those behind the 1988 Lockerbie airliner bombing to justice.
U.S. aircraft hit by gunfire in South Sudan as conflict worsens
JUBA (Reuters) – A U.S. aircraft came under fire from unidentified forces on Saturday while trying to evacuate Americans from a spiraling conflict in South Sudan. The U.S. military said four of its members were wounded in the attacks.
Yemeni al Qaeda says attack on hospital was mistake
SANAA (Reuters) – Al Qaeda’s wing in Yemen blamed a renegade fighter for targeting medics and patients in a military hospital during its attack on the Defence Ministry compound in Sanaa earlier this month, it said in a statement released on Saturday.
Freed from jail, Khodorkovsky reunited with family in Berlin
BERLIN/MOSCOW (Reuters) – Former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky was reunited with family members in Berlin on Saturday, a day after he was released from a decade-long jail term during which he became one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most prom…
U.S. aircraft hit by gunfire in South Sudan as conflict worsens
JUBA (Reuters) – Three U.S. aircraft came under fire from unidentified forces on Saturday while trying to evacuate Americans from a spiraling conflict in South Sudan. The U.S. military said four of its members were wounded in the attacks.
Cuba president notes tone of recent relations with U.S.
HAVANA (Reuters) – Cuban President Raul Castro on Saturday called on the United States to establish civilized relations with his country, recognizing a new tone in bilateral talks on secondary issues while reiterating that the country’s political and e…
U.S., Britain and Libya promise to pursue Lockerbie case
LONDON (Reuters) – The United States, Britain and Libya on Saturday pledged their full support for efforts by their investigators to bring those behind the 1988 Lockerbie airliner bombing to justice.
