Egypt clashes leave 10 dead
Confrontations between protesters and security forces killed 10 people in Egypt, a health ministry spokesman said.
Day: November 20, 2011
Afridi single-handedly delivers unassailable lead
Pakistan returned to their most successful ODI venue after an eight-year gap and produced their 75th win in 110 games at Sharjah, after Shahid Afridi single-handedly pipped Sri Lanka in a slow-burning thriller
Conservative Rajoy set to lead Spain
Spain heads to the polls Sunday, with opposition conservative leader Mariano Rajoy widely expected to be elected as the next prime minister.
Iraq, Turkey block flights over debt dispute
Iraq has banned all Turkish flights from landing in the country in response to a dispute over millions of dollars owed by an Iraqi government oil company to Turkey.
Series heads for gripping finish
Aided greatly by Usman Khawaja, Ricky Ponting summoned his deepest reserves of skill and focus to give Australia a fighting chance of chasing 310 to square the two-match series against South Africa
Al-Assad: ‘Syria will not bow down’
Officials sparred Sunday over a proposed plan to send observers into Syria as the nation's president warned against military intervention.
Trucks carrying NATO fuel torched in Pakistan
Assailants torched three trucks carrying fuel for U.S. and NATO forces Sunday in Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, police said.
Oil refinery in Yemen stops operation
An oil refinery in Yemen has stopped operation due to lack of raw materials, according to officials at the refinery.
Oil refinery in Yemen stops operation
An oil refinery in Yemen has stopped operation due to lack of raw materials, according to officials at the refinery.
Libyan officials: Gadhafi intelligence chief captured
Abdullah al-Senussi — Moammar Gadhafi's brother-in-law and intelligence chief — was captured by Libyan revolutionary forces at his brother's house, senior National Transitional Council member Mohammed Sayeh told reporters Sunday.
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