Group: Deadly day in Syria
At least 31 people were killed during clashes in numerous Syrian cities Sunday, an opposition activist group said Monday. "It's like a war zone," a Homs resident and opposition member told CNN.
Month: October 2011
Italian ship attacked off Somali coast
An Italian ship was attacked Monday off the Somali coast, the ship's owner said.
Court hears how spot-fixing plan unfolded
A court heard on Monday a recording of how the alleged Pakistan spot-fixing controversy was spawned
Appendicitis rules Lee out of South Africa tour
Brett Lee has been ruled out of the South Africa series due to appendicitis
Somalia launches offensive against al-Shabaab
The Somali National Army is working to secure the final sector of the capital city of Mogadishu from al Qaeda affiliate Al-Shabaab, with the support of the African Union Mission to Somalia, according to a AMISON force spokesman.
Mushfiqur targets strong start
Bangladesh’s new skipper Mushfiqur Rahim has spoken of his ambitions as a captain, and the realistic goals he has set ahead of the series against West Indies
New Zealand battles oil spill
Efforts to recover oil from a ship carrying nearly a half million gallons of heavy fuel that ran aground after striking a reef off New Zealand are being hampered by high winds and strong swells, officials said Monday.
President lifts Sharma suspension until December 1- elections set for Nov. 28
Georgetown : President Bharrat Jagdeo disclosed that the suspension of CN Sharma’s television station licence has been temporary lifted to avert excuses by the Opposition parties for another defeat…
Players prepare to grapple with new rules
The players in the 2011 NKP Salve Challenger Trophy will have to adjust to the ICC’s new rules
American economists win Nobel
Two American economists won the Nobel Prize for economics on Monday for their work studying how changes in government policies or economic shocks affect a nation's economy.
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