Daily International News
July 29, 2013
From VOAnews.com
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Mideast Peace Talks to Resume in Washington
US Secretary of State John Kerry hosts chief negotiators Tzipi Livni for Israel and Saeb Erekat for the Palestinians at iftar meal Monday night More 
Tunisian Military Seals Off Square After Clashes
Tunis square where rival protesters have confronted each other has been declared a 'closed military zone' amid rising unrest More 
At Least 48 Killed in Iraq Car Bombings
Twelve separate blasts Monday hit predominantly Shi'ite areas of Baghdad, as Iraq struggles with surge in violence and sectarian tensions More 
Pro-Morsi Protesters Call for Monday Marches
Supporters of ousted president remain defiant in the face of the military's move to install an interim government nearly a month ago More 
Cambodia Opposition Rejects Election Result
Cambodia National Rescue Party alledges widespread fraud in Sunday's ballot, calls for investigation More 
Mali Awaits Presidential Election Results
No major issues reported during vote, seen as first step toward getting Mali back on its feet after disastrous 18-month political crisis More 
Zimbabwe Election Outcome Remains Uncertain
After five years of an uneasy power-sharing agreement, voters go to the polls this Wednesday More 
Analysts: New Leadership Slow to Bring Change to Ethiopia
Observers say little seems to have changed since Hailemariam Desalegn replaced Meles Zenawi as prime minister More 
Pope Reaches Out to Gays
Pontiff made remark to reporters on flight back to Rome, adding he remains opposed to women priests More 
Russian Migration Official Says Snowden May be in Danger
Official says if Snowden leaves airport, Russia can’t guarantee his safety More 
Protests in Rome as Nazi War Criminal Celebrates 100th Birthday
As family and friends visited Priebke demonstrators shouted 'Shame!' and 'Disgrace!' More |
