Kenya says mall gunmen came from several nations
NAIROBI (Reuters) – Gunmen involved in an attack on a Nairobi shopping mall came from several countries, a senior Kenyan security official said on Monday, without revealing what those nations were.
Syria’s Assad criticises U.S. threat of strikes: China TV
BEIJING (Reuters) – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad criticised the United States for threatening to attack Syria over its chemical weapons program, saying it was finding “excuses for war”, China’s state television said on Monday.
Kenya says killed two militants in Monday operations
NAIROBI (Reuters) – Kenya’s interior minister said gunmen holed up inside a Nairobi shopping mall had caused a plume of smoke by setting mattresses alight in a supermarket as a decoy, and said two of the “terrorists” had been killed on Monday.
Gunmen kill Yemeni air force colonel in Sanaa: official
(Reuters) – A Yemeni air force officer was shot dead on Monday by an unidentified gunman in the capital Sanaa, medics and a security official said, in the latest in a series of assassinations of security and military officers.
Merkel says has spoken with SPD, talks with others not ruled out
BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s Angela Merkel said on Monday she had already been in contact with the main opposition Social Democrats (SPD) about a possible governing coalition following Sunday’s election but did not exclude speaking to other potential p…
Angry Bangladesh garment workers protest over pay, factories shut
DHAKA (Reuters) – More than 100 Bangladeshi garment factories were forced to shut on Monday as thousands of workers protested to demand a $100 a month minimum wage and about 50 people were injured in clashes, police and witnesses said.
Police database of Roma stirs outrage in Sweden
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Swedish police have established a database of Roma, the force said on Monday, confirming a newspaper report that a government minister condemned as “unethical, unacceptable and illegal”.
Sudan police fire tear gas to end protest over fuel subsidies
KHARTOUM (Reuters) – Sudanese police fired tear gas on Monday to disperse hundreds of people protesting in the capital Khartoum against the lifting of petrol subsidies by veteran President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
China releases list of goods banned from export to North Korea
BEIJING (Reuters) – China has released a list of technologies and goods banned from export to North Korea because of their possible use in building nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, the Ministry of Commerce said on Monday.
Black smoke rises from besieged Nairobi shopping mall: witness
NAIROBI (Reuters) – Black smoke was seen rising and several blasts were heard on Monday in the area of a Nairobi shopping mall where Islamist militants are holed up with hostages, a Reuters witness said.
