Gunmen shoot dead 13 police, soldiers in Iraq strikes
MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) – Militants ambushed a minibus carrying Iraqi soldiers and in a separate attack opened fire on a checkpoint in the north of the country, killing at least thirteen people in total on Wednesday, police said.
Gunmen shoot dead 13 police, soldiers in Iraq strikes
MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) – Militants ambushed a minibus carrying Iraqi soldiers and in a separate attack opened fire on a checkpoint in the north of the country, killing at least thirteen people in total on Wednesday, police said.
Gunmen attack Pakistani intelligence agency compound
MULTAN (Reuters) – Militants detonated four bombs in a heavily guarded Pakistani intelligence compound in the town of Sukkur on Wednesday and then fought security services, killing seven people and wounding at least 40, police officials said.
Gunmen attack Pakistani intelligence agency compound
MULTAN (Reuters) – Militants detonated four bombs in a heavily guarded Pakistani intelligence compound in the town of Sukkur on Wednesday and then fought security services, killing seven people and wounding at least 40, police officials said.
Ahli, Zamalek draw as Egypt gives politics rest
CAIRO (Reuters) – Soccer provided Egyptians with a welcome distraction from the country’s mounting political strife on Wednesday as holders Al Ahli drew 1-1 with arch rivals Zamalek in the African Champions League.
Hezbollah says EU invites Israel attack on Lebanon
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said on Wednesday the European Union had given Israel justification to attack Lebanon by blacklisting the armed wing of his group, and would bear responsibility for any Israeli military action…
William and Kate name Britain’s new royal heir George
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s Prince William and his wife Kate have chosen three traditional royal names by calling their new-born baby boy George Alexander Louis, William’s office said on Wednesday.
Bulgarians stage new protest rally after siege of parliament
SOFIA (Reuters) – Bulgarian anti-government protesters rallied peacefully in Sofia for the 41th straight day on Wednesday after more than 100 lawmakers, ministers and journalists spent the night besieged inside parliament before police evacuated them.
Pope, at Brazil shrine, urges youth to embrace traditional values
APARECIDA, Brazil (Reuters) – Pope Francis, receiving another rapturous welcome in Brazil, on Wednesday urged young people to shun the “ephemeral idols” of money and pleasure and cherish traditional values to help build a better world.
Exclusive: Diplomats test waters on U.N. Syrian aid resolution
PARIS (Reuters) – Diplomats have started exploring whether they could get enough votes to pass a U.N. Security EXCouncil resolution to help aid groups get into Syria as the death count mounts, a French diplomatic source said on Wednesday.
