Saleh demands foes leave Yemen
Yemen’s former president says he will not leave his country unless his political, tribal, and military foes leave as well, a senior aide to the ex-president told CNN Thursday.
Month: March 2012
Jayawardene blames top order for loss
Mahela Jayawardene, the Sri Lanka captain, has blamed the failure of the top order for the defeat against Pakistan that has left them on the brink of elimination from the Asia Cup
Misbah, Akmal complete clinical win
Pakistan put one foot in the final of the Asia Cup with a six-wicket win over a tired Sri Lankan outfit, which didn’t have enough steam needed to defend a modest 188
Afghan Taliban suspend talks
The Afghan Taliban announced Thursday they have suspended a diplomatic office in Qatar intended for talks with the United States. The group cited what it described as the Americans’ “alternating and ever-changing position” for the decision.
Ireland edge Italy in low-scoring encounter
The eclectic talents of Italy almost caused a major upset in Abu Dhabi, as Ireland squeezed home by two wickets with two balls to spare
Swiss bus crash kills 28
Twenty-two children and six adults died when a bus crashed into the wall of a tunnel in Switzerland, police said.
Broad injury takes edge off Panesar haul
An injury scare to Stuart Broad has overshadowed the start of England’s game against the Sri Lankan Board XI in Colombo
Sri Lanka players receive outstanding dues
Sri Lanka Cricket has said it has paid its cricketers their outstanding dues, which had been pending since last year’s World Cup
2 French soldiers killed in shooting
Two French soldiers were killed and a third was wounded when a man dressed in black with a motorcycle helmet shot them in the southwestern French city of Montauban, police said Thursday.
Peruvian miners clash with police
Wildcat miners in southeast Peru continued a week-old protest Thursday, even after three people were killed the previous day in clashes with police.
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