Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

June 17, 2011

Today from VOANews.com
At Least 16 Killed in Syrian Crackdown on Protests Witnesses say security forces used live ammunition on protesters in several cities after thousands poured into streets
NATO Pounds Tripoli During Daytime Raids Although rescue vehicle sirens blared through streets, it is not clear what was hit or whether there are any casualties
White House Responds to Criticisms on Libya White House asserts War Powers Resolution of 1973 does not apply to US involvement in what is now a largely NATO-led operation
Saudi Women Drive Cars in Defiance of Ban There is no written rule barring women from driving, only fatwas, or religious edicts
France, Germany Move to Ease Greek Crisis Countries setting aside key differences, promising new rescue package to stop crisis from potentially crippling Europe's economy
IMF: World Economic Outlook 'Not Reassuring' International Monetary Fund warns there is a growing chance global economy could stumble
Nigeria's President Visits Site of Police Headquarters Bombing A policeman was killed in bombing, at least seven people were wounded
Thai Politicians Woo Rice Grower Votes With Lucrative Subsidies Industry employs millions of workers across country, both major political parties competing for their votes
Thai Yellow Shirts Protest Against Leaders, UNESCO Temple Listing Protesters urging UN to withdraw world heritage status for Cambodian temple near disputed territory
India, Sri Lanka Resume Ferry Services After 30 Years Sea link across Indian Ocean expected to boost tourism, trade
Swiss Firm Seeks Carbon Credits in Kenya with Clean Water Vestergaard Frandsen's water filter is being distributed to 900,000 households for free
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