Syrian refugees gather at Turkish border
About 100 Syrian refugees clustered, chanting and holding a Syrian flag, next to a border fence with Turkey, watched closely by several Turkish soldiers pacing in front of them.
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Libyan rebel group sells first oil to U.S.
The rebel government in control of the eastern part of Libya has made its first sale of oil from territory it controls, the State Department confirmed Wednesday.
Trio found with a quantity of 7.62 X 39 rounds
East Coast Demerara : Ranks of a police patrol stopped and searched three men who were seen acting in a suspicious manner on the Railway Embankment at Plaisance, ECD, and…
A man has been detained after police found illegal gun and ammunition in his house
Georgetown: A man will soon face charges after police ranks carried out a search on a house at D’ urban Backlands, Georgetown, during which an unlicensed 9mm. pistol and two…
Guyanese found with Cocaine at CJIA
Georgetown : A man is under police guard at the Georgetown hospital after being suspected to ingest a quantity of drugs. At about 4:00 am today ranks of the Police…
Gadhafi loyalists launch new Misrata push
Forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi launched a new attack on the rebel-held city of Misrata on Wednesday. Anti-government forces report intense shelling from three sides of the city. FULL STORY | DEFIANT GADHAFI
Prime Minister to address the nation tonight
Bridgetown. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart will addressBarbadians tonight. According to a source, Stuart will inform the nation of changes to his Cabinet.
Yemen’s injured president getting better, embassy says
Yemen’s injured president “continues to improve” after he was hurt in a strike Friday at the mosque in the presidential compound in Sanaa, the Yemeni Embassy in Washington said Wednesday.
Fighting intensifies in Yemen; Saleh in hospital
Tribal fighters took control of a top Yemeni city on Tuesday, a setback for an embattled government whose injured president is confined to a hospital in Saudi Arabia. FULL STORY | LIMITED OPTIONS | DOUBTFUL FUTURE
Greek police arrest suspected FBI hacker
Greek police arrested an 18-year-old suspected of having hacked into the electronic systems of the FBI and Interpol, they announced Wednesday.
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