Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Friday, 03 December 2010 Today from VOANews.com Obama Tells US Troops in Afghanistan They Will Succeed Bad weather forces White House to scrap plans for president to meet face-to-face with Afghan President Karzai in Kabul South Korea Repeats Threat to Retaliate If Attacked Again Security advisor says South will definitely conduct an air raid on North Korea, as a just manner of self-preservation Referendum Source of Tension in Sudan's Abyei Region UN officials are said to be concerned about reports of militias being armed by North and South Ivory Coast Vote Results Overturned; President Declared Winner Constitutional council annulled results in seven regions where Gbagbo campaign said Ouattara supporters engaged in electoral fraud Stranded Migrants Dying on Yemeni-Saudi Border International Organization for Migration says deaths highlight urgent need for help, migrants stranded in desperate situation Kenyan Policeman Killed in Nairobi Grenade Attack Assailant reportedly threw grenade or some form of explosive device into police vehicle which exploded, injuring those inside Some Chinese Dissidents See Subtle Changes Towards More Freedoms Dissidents agree that change will not happen quickly, but come more gradually over time Guinea Supreme Court Declares Conde the New President Alpha Conde captured more than 52 percent of the votes to capture win over former Prime Minister Dalein Diallo Iran Angry Over Star of David on Airline Building Building reportedly built by Israeli engineers before 1979 Gay US Military Officer Tells His Story About 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Top US military officials have urged Senate to vote to repeal law banning homosexuals from serving openly in armed forces WikiLeaks Exploits Weaknesses in Technology, Human Nature Tightening computer security may be a futile way to block ambitious hackers, say experts Philanthropy Grows Slowly Among Wealthy Indians Rapidly growing wealth in India contrasts sharply with the widespread poverty in the country More News Headlines