Family: Captive Iranian-American no spy
The family of an Iranian-American man held in Iran on spying charges says he was there to visit relatives and called the purported confession aired by Tehran "forced."
Day: December 20, 2011
Nation ruled by anguish, terror
Michael Green says North Korean regime's power relies on fear, brutality to extract loyalty from its 23 million citizens. The West must step up pressure for human rights.
Nation ruled by anguish, terror
Michael Green says North Korean regime's power relies on fear, brutality to extract loyalty from its 23 million citizens. The West must step up pressure for human rights.
Police seize $1.5 million in weed
Toco: Some $1.5 million worth of marijuana was found in a vehicle along the Toco Main Road today. Officers of the Eastern Division intercepted a B-14 vehicle driving along the…
No resolution to port industrial action
Port-of-Spain: No word yet on whether the Port Authority and the Seamen and Waterfront Workers Trade Union are any closer to an agreement to end industrial action by port workers…
Two children among five killed in arson attack
Laventille: An early morning tragedy in Trou Macaque, Laventille has left a 10-month-old baby and her two-year-old sibling among five people dead. Just after one this morning two brothers were…
Ashwin steps up preparation ahead of Tests
R Ashwin, who was the most effective of India’s bowlers on day two of the tour match against the CA Chairman’s XI in Canberra, has said that he has worked on his strategy ahead of the Test series
Police officer in Juarez burned alive
A policeman in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, was burned alive Tuesday by unknown attackers in front of several witnesses who saw him writhing in agony as he died.
ATM users asked to be careful
Bridgetown. Crime Prevention officer of the Royal Barbados Force, Sergeant Roland Cobbler is appealing to users of automatic teller machines (ATM) to be careful. According to Cobbler during the Yeletide…
Turkey arrests journalists in alleged terror plot
Turkish police detained dozens of people in a wave of raids targeting suspected members of the "press and propaganda wing" of a banned Kurdish separatist group accused of committing acts of terrorism, the semi-official Anatolian Agency report…
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