CNN rejects Syrian claims it collaborated with ‘terrorists’
Syria, which has long accused Arab and Western satellite news networks for fabricating and falsifying events, now has CNN in its sights.
Month: March 2012
U.S., Turkey agree on next steps on Syria
The U.S. and Turkey are in “full agreement” on the next steps on Syria, as world leaders continue trying to stop the year-long massacre that has killed thousands.
U.S., Turkey agree on next steps on Syria
The U.S. and Turkey are in “full agreement” on the next steps on Syria, as world leaders continue trying to stop the year-long massacre that has killed thousands.
Official: Bomb in Afghanistan kills 8, including U.S. soldier
A roadside bomb exploded in southern Afghanistan’s Kandahar province as a joint NATO-Afghan security patrol arrived to defuse it, killing seven Afghans and one U.S. soldier, a district official said Sunday.
Official: Bomb in Afghanistan kills 8, including U.S. soldier
A roadside bomb exploded in southern Afghanistan’s Kandahar province as a joint NATO-Afghan security patrol arrived to defuse it, killing seven Afghans and one U.S. soldier, a district official said Sunday.
Hosts steady after South Africa make 474
Mark Gillespie’s impressive return to Test cricket continued as he completed his second five-wicket haul in as many matches, but the strikes did little to rein in South Africa, who declared 30 minutes into the third session
Gillespie takes in the pain, and picks up six
A wound on the toe did not stop Mark Gillespie from bagging a six-wicket haul in Wellington which may lose itself in the mass that was the South African innings
Ganguly injures hamstring, but expected to be fit for IPL
Sourav Ganguly, the Bengal captain, was forced to sit out of his team’s quarter-final clash against Baroda in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy due to a hamstring injury
Clarke casts further doubt over Narine’s Test chances
Michael Clarke has cast further doubt over the young West Indian spinner Sunil Narine’s availability to play in the forthcoming Test series against Australia due to contractual obligations to the IPL
Clarke casts further doubt over Narine’s Test chances
Michael Clarke has cast further doubt over the young West Indian spinner Sunil Narine’s availability to play in the forthcoming Test series against Australia due to contractual obligations to the IPL
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