Death toll from storm tops 650 in Philippines
Devastation from a tropical storm that deluged the southern Philippines mounted on Sunday, with the death toll rising to 569.
Month: December 2011
Karzai to Taliban: No peace talks until representative named
Afghanistan's government can't hold peace talks with its Taliban insurgents until the Islamic militia identifies a representative with the authority to negotiate, Afghan President Hamid Karzai said in an interview that aired Sunday.
Greene’s explanation of recent shooting is “utter nonsense” – Felix
Georgetown: Former Commissioner of Police Winston Felix who is set for the National Assembly for the first time as a Parliamentarian says that the recent explanation by Commissioner of Police…
Iran airs ‘confessions’ of alleged U.S. spy
The semi-official Fars news agency in Iran on Sunday broadcast video showing what it called the confessions of an alleged U.S. spy.
Iran airs ‘confessions’ of alleged U.S. spy
The semi-official Fars news agency in Iran on Sunday broadcast video showing what it called the confessions of an alleged U.S. spy.
GYSM Chairman looking to serve as ‘revolution agent’ in 10th Parliament
Georgetown: "The world is moving liberally and the youths in Guyana have an integral role in not only keeping abreast with current ideas and novel advancements but to serve as…
Israel releases another 550 Palestinian prisoners
As many as 550 Palestinian inmates are scheduled to be released from Israeli prisons Sunday in the second phase of the deal that won the freedom of captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, a spokeswoman for the Israeli prisons authority told CNN.
Pakistan’s president returns after medical treatment
Pakistan's president will return to the country "very soon," after having received medical treatment in Dubai, his spokesman told CNN Sunday.
Last U.S. troops exit Iraq
About 500 U.S. soldiers cross into Kuwait, ending almost nine years of war in Iraq. It marks the end of the largest troop drawdown for the U.S. since Vietnam.
‘Velvet Revolution’ leader dies
Former Czech President Vaclav Havel, one of the leading anti-Communist dissidents of the 1970s and 1980s, has died at the age of 75, Czech Television announced Sunday.
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