Blast outside Iraqi mosque kills 17
Seventeen people were killed and 50 others wounded in a blast from a container full of explosives left outside of the Presidential Palaces Mosque in central Tikrit, Iraq, officials told CNN.
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Hostage held in cage reveals ordeal
It was the life they dreamed of and they were finally living it in the temperate mountains of Central Mexico. Eduardo Garcia Valseca, a Mexican businessman, and his American wife Jayne, had rehabilitated an old, abandoned ranch near a quaint, colonial …
Syria protesters dedicate marches to children
Syrian protesters rallying after Friday prayers are dedicating the day’s demonstrations to the children who have taken part in the uprising.
Ship from Guyana busted with cocaine.
Georgetown: Guyana has once again moved up the watch list of the US and Caribbean drug enforcement agencies. This follows the latest bust by Jamaican authorities on board the MV…
Be prepare
Bridgetown. An official from the Government Meteorological Office, has warned Barbadians that it take only one hit by an hurricane to inflict major damage to the island. Clem Williams told…
Man who murdered reputed wife may be metally disturbed.
Georgetown: Investigators are examining the possibilty that Rudolph Brown called "Birdman" who stabbed Seema Singh to death Sunday morning may be mentally disturbed. The question for them is whether he…
Shoplifter placed on bond
Bridgetown. Leah Carter, 21, of Vaucluse, St Thomas, was placed on a bond for 12 months after she pleaded guilty to stealing a number of items from Duty Free Caribbean.…
Mladic calls charges against him ‘obnoxious’
Bosnian Serb genocide suspect Ratko Mladic will make his first appearance at the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague on Friday morning, the court said.
High level team to discuss climate change and sustainable development -in Republic of Congo
Georgetown : President Bharrat Jagdeo is leading a team to the Republic of Congo for the Heads of States and Government Summit on the three Tropical Forest Basins of the World (Amazon, Congo,…
Judge: Chile will investigate Nobel laureate’s 1973 death
Chilean authorities will launch an investigation into the 1973 death of writer Pablo Neruda, a judge ruled Thursday.
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