Mourning period in Norway ends with remembrance service
Norway’s official mourning period for victims of a bombing and shooting rampage ends Sunday with a national remembrance ceremony in Oslo.
Month: August 2011
Hikers’ lawyer hopes for leniency
The lawyer for two American hikers is holding out hope that Tehran will show leniency toward his clients, who have been sentenced to eight years in prison. FULL STORY | VIDEO
Twin suicide attacks kill 12 in Yemen
Twin suicide attacks in southern Yemen killed 12 tribesmen early Sunday morning, authorities said.
Malik included for Zimbabwe tour
Shoaib Malik has been included in the squad for the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe
Loan system among Argus proposals
Australian cricketers would be loaned between states in an effort to ensure the nation’s best 66 players are consistently appearing in the Sheffield Shield
Batsmen lacked application – Atapattu
Sri Lanka’s batting coach Marvan Atapattu has blamed a lack of application from the Sri Lanka batsmen for the team’s poor performance in the ongoing ODI series against Australia
U.K. defense: Red Arrows plane incident under investigation
U.K. defense officials are aware of an incident involving the Red Arrows aerobatic team and are investigating, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defence said Saturday.
Marsh learning to read Mendis from the hand
Shaun Marsh’s innings of 70 in the fourth ODI, during which he saw off Ajantha Mendis, could have earned him a spot in the Test side
Marsh learning to read Mendis from the hand
Shaun Marsh’s innings of 70 in the fourth ODI, during which he saw off Ajantha Mendis, could have earned him a spot in the Test side
Assault on Syrian city: ‘It’s a real war’
Syria has been ousted from the 2014 soccer World Cup competition, another international setback for the embattled Arab country.
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