Man fights Zetas, joins Anonymous
A Texas man who is a self-proclaimed supporter of Anonymous says he's joining the hacking ring's purported fight against one of Mexico's most violent drug cartels.
Day: November 4, 2011
Gibson backs fast bowlers to challenge India
West Indies coach Ottis Gibson is banking on his pace bowlers to challenge India’s strong batting line-up during the three-Test series starting at Feroz Shah Kotla on Saturday
15 die in latest Syrian clashes despite pledge
Despite government promises two days ago to pull back from intense confrontations with protesters, Syrian security forces fanned out in force after Friday prayers, surrounding mosques to prevent demonstrations and used gunfire to disperse crowds, oppos…
Juvenile rape appeal causes uproar in Turkey
Turkey's judicial system faced an uproar this week after one of the country's highest courts upheld a decision to reduce sentences against 26 men convicted of having sex with a 13-year old girl. Public outrage stemmed from a court ruling that…
China urges Iran flexibility, but opposes force
China's Foreign Ministry weighed in on the widespread anxiety over Iran's nuclear program on Friday, urging Iran to be flexible with the U.N. nuclear agency but staunchly deploring force amid talk of strikes against the country.
New Midwives and Nurses Act expected to be tabled in next Parliament session
Georgetown : Advancing technology and instances of maternal deaths were among the issues taken into consideration when policy makers drafted the New Midwives and Nurses Act to be laid…
Sri Lanka hold the edge on spinning track
Sri Lanka still hold a big advantage over Pakistan given how much help the spinners are getting from the track
Campaign ramps up in economically embattled Spain
Spain's parliamentary campaign formally begins Friday, after which voters appear poised to make opposition conservative candidate Mariano Rajoy the next prime minister of the economically embattled nation.
Team management failed Amir, says mentor
Sri Lanka Cricket interim committee to be dissolved
Sri Lanka Cricket’s present interim committee, headed by Upali Dharmadasa, will be dissolved on November 14 before the elections
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