Report: Dozens killed in northern Syria
Dozens of people were killed Monday in the northern Syrian city of Jisr Al-Shugur in the third consecutive day of violence there, according to reports from the government and opposition groups.
Month: June 2011
England build solid advantage after bowlers improve
Once again the fourth day of a Test ended with the likeliest result being a draw, but after events in Cardiff last week that can’t be taken for granted as England closed with a lead of 156
Water receding as Lethem residents remain in crisis after massive flooding.
Region Nine: Lethem residents are still struggling to cope with a severe flood that hit over the weekend with the bulging Takatu River overflowing. Report out of the region is…
Private sector commission calls for enabling political climate and higher levels of investment.
Georgetown: Under the theme: " The remergence of a strong private sector in Guyana", the PSC held its 19th Annual General Meeting recently. The Chairman's speech was filled with high…
AB de Villiers named ODI and T20 captain
AB de Villiers has been named South Africa’s one-day international captain, succeeding Graeme Smith, who had stood down following the 2011 World Cup
Russian envoy heads to Libya to begin settlement talks
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is sending an envoy to Libya Monday to meet with rebels trying to bring about an end to Moammar Gadhafi’s 42-year-rule, a move that comes after he called for the Libyan leader to step down.
Al-Obeidy arrives in Romania
Eman al-Obeidy, the woman who caught the world’s attention when she accused members of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi’s forces of gang-raping her, arrived Monday at a refugee facility in Romania.
Young man found dead at Linden Highway.
Soesdyke, Linden Highway : The police have launched an investigation in to the death of 24 year old Antonio Dos Santos who was found early this morning at Swan…
Ex-IMF chief pleads not guilty
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, pleaded not guilty Monday to seven charges involving a May 14 incident in which a housekeeping employee at New York’s Sofitel hotel accused him of sexual assault.
At least 25 die in Iraq as reform deadline arrives
At least 25 people, including five U.S. soldiers, have died in a series of explosions across Iraq on Monday, U.S. and Iraqi officials said.
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