Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Tuesday, 18 January 2011 Today from VOANews.com Tunisia's Interim Government on Shaky Ground A day after PM Ghannouchi announced a new government, hundreds of demonstrators were back on the streets chanting for its downfall Suicide Bomber Kills 50 Outside Iraqi Police Recruiting Center Blast occurred outside of police station in Tikrit; local officials blame al-Qaida for attack Lebanon Tribunal Prosecutor Speaks on Indictments UN tribunal chief, who is investigating murder of former PM Hariri, says indictment he filed is first step to ending impunity in Lebanon UN: Haiti Needs 'Evidence' to Prosecute Ex-Dictator Duvalier Duvalier ruled Haiti from 1971 until 1986, when he was ousted by popular revolt Sudanese Opposition Leader Arrested Hassan al-Turabi and at least eight members of Turabi's Popular Congress Party have been arrested China Sees Hu Visit as Building Trust Chinese president on his way to the United States with a message of the need for Sino-American cooperation, not confrontation Call for Nationwide Strike in Ivory Coast Gathers Little Traction UN-endorsed election winner Alassane Ouattara called on Ivorians to strike in attempt to ramp up pressure on Laurent Gbagbo Germany Opens First Rwanda Genocide Trial In this trial, a former Rwandan mayor is accused of ordering three Tutsi massacres Nigerian Presidential Candidates Campaign on Improving Security Series of unsolved bombings, continuing violence in north worries many voters Niger Kidnappings Show Emboldened Reach of al-Qaida Security analysts say kidnappings are evidence of group's expanding operations in Sahel India's Business Elite Urges Government to Stamp Out Corruption Graft emerges as key concern after senior officials are implicated in high-profile scams More News Headlines