Moscow protesters want free elections
Among the tens of thousands of people happily enduring the freezing temperatures in Moscow's Bolotnaya Square is Alexey, an international lawyer. He tells me he's never protested before.
Day: December 10, 2011
Peru’s prime minister resigns
Peruvian Prime Minister Salomon Lerner has resigned and Oscar Valdes, the interior minister, will replace him, the government said on Saturday.
Sialkot win thriller by one wicket
A round-up of the third day of the tenth round of matches in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, Division One 2011-12
Fishing protocol coming says Prime Minister
Bridgetown. Officials of the Governments of Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago are to meet soon to hammer a temporary protocol over fishing rights in Trinidadian's waters for Barbadian fishermen. This…
Caribbean trip offers Beer a chance
Will Beer will return from club cricket in Australia to join Sussex’s trip to the Caribbean T20 tournament.
Erakat criticizes Gingrich comment on "invented" Palestinians
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat reacted strongly Saturday to comments by Republican presidential frontrunner Newt Gingrich that the Palestinians are an "invented" people, calling it "the most racist statement I've ever seen…
Peshawar tighten grip on match
Fast bowlers Riaz Afridi and Waqar Ahmed took four wickets apiece to keep Peshawar in control
Dhoni backs Sehwag to repeat ODI double-ton
MS Dhoni, the India captain, has said Virender Sehwag has the ability to repeat his feat of a double-century in a one-day international
Kochi IPL players to be in 2012 auction
The player auction for the 2012 IPL will be held in late January or early February and the teams will have an additional salary cap of US$2m
Hafeez, Younis punish average Bangladesh
Mohammad Hafeez strolled unimpeded to a century, and Younis Khan got to within touching distance of one, as Pakistan subjected Bangladesh to a comprehensive lesson in crease-occupation
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