Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Wednesday, 25 August 2010 Today from VOANews.com Explosions Wreak Havoc in Major Iraqi Cities Dozens dead in worst violence in many months At Least 8 Killed in More Mogadishu Fighting Witnesses say insurgent group al-Shabab and pro-government forces exchanged heavy artillery fire in Mogadishu Wednesday Hotel Suicide Bomber Linked to al-Shabab's Senior Leader Sources identify one bomber as Aden Hussein, who had been working as body guard for Muktar Robow, also known as Abu Mansur Pakistan Braces for More Flooding Indus River expected to reach very high levels late this week near southern city of Hyderabad in Sindh province China's Heavy Rains Blamed on Unusual Climate Patterns Recent massive flooding, landslides have killed hundreds and displaced hundreds of thousands of others Chile Turns to US Space Agency for Help Officials ask NASA's help to maintain physical and mental health of trapped miners Carter in North Korea, Expected to Bring Home Jailed American Former US President Jimmy Carter in Pyongyang to secure release of imprisoned American Aijalon Mahli Gomes Thailand Delays Extradition of Alleged Russian Arms Dealer Government says there are more legal procedures to be done before sending suspect to US Wyclef Jean Challenges Ruling on Haitian Election Application Jean says the ruling discriminates against Haitians who have lived outside the country US Holds Bitterly-Fought Primaries Nominees now turn attention to mid-term election, which could change balance of power in Washington New Orleans Still Recovering From Hurricane Five Years Later Tourism and business are up, but devastated residential areas still struggle More News Headlines