U.S. citizen allegedly behind Somali suicide bombing
The FBI is investigating reports that a suicide bomber who killed two African Union soldiers in Mogadishu, Somalia, this week was an American citizen, an FBI spokesman said Thursday.
Month: June 2011
Warner returns home tonight
Port-of-Spain: Suspended FIFA Vice-President, Works and Transport Minister Jack Warner returns home tonight days after he was suspended from all football related activity by FIFA's Ethics Committee. Warner is due…
Sources: Qatar sends al-Obeidy back to Libya
The Libyan woman whose alleged rape by security forces received worldwide attention has been forcibly deported from Qatar back to Benghazi in Libya, according to multiple sources.
Afridi asked to face disciplinary committee on June 8
The Pakistan Cricket Board has directed Shahid Afridi to appear before a three-member disciplinary committee on June 8, at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore
Government claims the PNC/R wants to silence the ERC
Georgetown : The Office of the President (OP) has noted the attempt by the Leader of the Opposition PNC/R, Robert Corbin to muzzle the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC). The PNC/R…
OP responds to CNS 6 injunction-President received advice from ACB before injunction filed
Georgetown : The Office of the President (OP) today has responded to an injunction filed by lawyers of CNS TV 6. According to a release from OP, the President’s…
A huge test of Sri Lanka’s resolve
Conjuring victories out of nowhere is the hallmark of an outstanding cricket team and England is certainly one of those
Hundreds of Libyan refugees missing at sea
As many as 270 Libyan refugees were missing in the sea after the overcrowded boat they were in encountered bad weather, the Tunisian state-run TAP news agency reported.
Pace and bounce hold no fear – Sangakkara
Kumar Sanagkkara insists Sri Lanka have no fear of facing England’s trio of tall quicks likely to confront them during the second Test at Lord’s
Europe dealing with rare, ‘super-toxic’ E. coli
Russia has announced a ban on fresh vegetable imports from the European Union in the wake of a deadly outbreak from an apparent new E. coli strain hat has swept across parts of Europe.
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