Outgoing President shares outlook for Guyana years ahead
Georgetown: “I bid you farewell as your President. I thank you for the trust you gave me and for the opportunity to serve you. I leave with a sense of…
Day: November 27, 2011
U.S. student describes his arrest in Egypt
The last of three American college students who were arrested during Egypt's recent protests arrived back in the United States.
Egypt tense as elections loom
Streets in Egypt's capital remained tense Sunday a day ahead of elections.
Egypt tense as elections loom
Streets in Egypt's capital remained tense Sunday a day ahead of elections.
Report: Iran to reduce ties with Britain
The Iranian parliament Sunday voted to expel the British ambassador and reduce diplomatic relations with the nation in retaliation for newly-imposed Western sanctions, according to Iran's official news agency.
UAE political activists sentenced to years in prison
The supreme court in the United Arab Emirates sentenced democracy activist Ahmed Mansour to three years in prison on Sunday.
Medics: Militants raid Yemen town, kill dozens
At least 24 people were killed early Sunday when militants raided a Sunni town in northern Yemen, medics and witnesses said.
‘No fear of Australia at all’ – Bracewell
New Zealand seamer Doug Bracewell has said his team has the “mongrel” to topple Australia on their own turf, ahead of the two-Test series that gets underway at the Gabba from December 1
Victoria hit back with Tasmania hammering
Victoria continued to recover from their disastrous start to the season, with an emphatic win against Tasmania making it two on the trot, after having suffered reversals in their first three games
Victoria hit back with Tasmania hammering
Victoria continued to recover from their disastrous start to the season, with an emphatic win against Tasmania making it two on the trot, after having suffered reversals in their first three games
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