Investment rules outlined
Bridgetown. The newly established Financial Services Commission (FSC), has reminded Barbadians that only people and bodies registered by the commission are permitted to offer securities and investment advice in Barbados.…
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Suicide bomber hits Pakistan bank
There was an explosion in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad Monday, police official Zahid Hussain told CNN.
Two dozen injured after bus overturned
Bridgetown. A bus carrying picinickers overturned last night in Bath, St John,injuring two dozen people. Several passengers were taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) but of the injuries were believed…
Turks await results in pivotal parliamentary election
Turkish voters head to the polls in a parliamentary election, with polls suggesting Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s party will likely once again win a majority of seats in parliament.
Jordan’s king announces reforms
Jordan’s King Abdullah II announced sweeping reforms in a nationally televised address Sunday, promising to establish a parliamentary majority government — a key demand of protesters calling for changes to the regime.
NATO: Anti-Gadhafi sentiment is growing in Libya
Rebels in the besieged Libyan city of Misrata released a document they claim is a battle plan confiscated from forces loyal to longtime Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
New post says Syrian ‘Gay Girl’ blogger is a hoax
A new post on the “A Gay Girl in Damascus” blog that has been reported to belong to a Syrian-American woman claimed Sunday that her dramatic story is, in fact, a hoax.
Ash clouds from Chile volcano cancel flights
Ash clouds from a Chilean volcano prompted numerous flight cancellations in Australia and New Zealand on Sunday, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
Report: Military storms Syrian town
About 200 military vehicles stormed the Syrian town of Jisr al-Shugur on Sunday as helicopter pilots armed with machine guns hovered in the sky, local activists said.
Sources: Bahrain tries ex-lawmakers, imprisons poet
At least two former Bahraini opposition lawmakers went on trial Sunday, sources said, as a military court sentenced a 20-year-old poet to a year in prison.
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