Opinion: Israeli politics in a tailspin over Iran
Jon Alterman says as former security chiefs blast Prime Minister Netanyahu over Iran, the cracks in Israel’s political apparatus are showing.
Day: May 2, 2012
Mark Young jailed for minibus theft
Berbice : Mark Lee Young, called Toney, was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment after admitting that he stole a minibus on February 3, with the help of an armed gang…
Sibanda makes a comeback in Zimbabwe squad
Vusi Sibanda has not been selected for the tour to New Zealand earlier this year because he chose to play grade cricket in Australia and declined a Zimbabwe Cricket contract
Kaneria says no to PCB hearing on allegations
Danish Kaneria, the Pakistan leg-spinner, has refused to meet the Pakistan Cricket Board’s integrity committee, with his legal team saying it wants to instead focus on his disciplinary hearing with the ECB
Mumbai sign Dwayne Smith to replace Johnson
Mumbai Indians have signed West Indies allrounder Dwayne Smith, who played for them in the 2008 season, to replace an injured Mitchell Johnson
Mumbai Cricket Association faces tax hearing
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) faces a crucial hearing on May 3 over a tax demand of Rs 51.20 crores (around $9.7m) that if upheld would result in a severe shortage of funds
Overhaul of employment legislation soon
Bridgetown. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart says there will be a compete reveiw and overhaul of all legislation connected with the rights of workers in Barbados soon. Speaking during the May…
England professionals demand IPL-style T20
England’s professional cricketers have overwhelmingly rejected the Morgan Report into the future of the first-class game and have called for the introduction of a high-profile T20 tournament that bears comparison with IPL
Al Qaeda plans found in porn
CNN has obtained details on al Qaeda documents, encoded on a porn video, that help shed light on future plans, including the seizing of cruise ships and attacks on Europe.
Obama vows to ‘finish the job’
President Barack Obama marked the first anniversary of the death of terror mastermind Osama bin Laden with an unannounced trip to Afghanistan, where he reiterated that U.S. troops will not remain in the country “a single day longer” than necessary.
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