Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Wednesday, 01 December 2010 Today from VOANews.com S Korean Spy Chief: N Korea Likely to Attack Again Won Sei-hoon says North Korea attacked Yeonpyeong Island on November 23 to distract attention from internal problems China Urges Restraint As US, South Korea Plan New Drills Seoul gears up to stage live-fire artillery drills next week as tensions continue in wake of attack by Pyongyang WikiLeaks: Britain Pledged to Protect US in Iraq Inquiry Private assurances were made to Washington by a top British military official Clinton Says Leaks Will Not Impede US Diplomacy US secretary of state attempts damage control with many leaders named in leaked classified US cables at OSCE summit in Astana Supporters of Ivory Coast President Delay Release of Election Results Country's electoral commission has said three times that it would release results, but then has done nothing 'Lost Boys' of South Sudan Lead Diaspora Voter Registration Drive Young Sudanese who fled their homeland during Sudan's civil war are signing up to vote absentee in January 9 independence referendum Egypt Rejects US Election Criticism US expresses concern about polling, which results in President Hosni Mubarak's party capturing nearly all parliamentary seats Countries Around World Marking World AIDS Day In proclamation, US President Barack Obama pledges support for 33 million people worldwide who live with HIV, AIDS Combination Exercise Program Benefits Diabetics Patients do better with aerobics plus weight lifting US Scientists Reverse Signs of Aging in Mice Elderly mice restored to middle age More News Headlines