At least one dead in attack on Iranian dissident camp in Iraq |
- At least one dead in attack on Iranian dissident camp in Iraq
- Worried Indonesian president steps in to lead unpopular ruling party
- Syria troops resist Damascus rebel advance
- Opposition slams Chavez allies over Venezuelan devaluation
- Pakistan: Toll from suspected US strike now 9
- Bangladesh ferry sinking kills 14, five still missing
- Leaner New Year: China tones down the celebrations
- Opposition slams Chavez allies over Venezuelan devaluation
- India hangs man for his role in 2001 parliament attack
- LA fugitive evades police in mountain manhunt
- VIDEO: Music brings young Afghans to US
- Mali hit by first suicide bombing
- IRS Drone Strike: Form 1099
- VIDEO: Music brings young Afghans to US
- Bangladesh ferry sinking kills 14, five still missing
- 5 Ways to Keep the Right Customers for Your Startup
- They Might Be Giant Blizzards
- India executes Kashmiri militant for 2001 parliament attack
- 'Concept Korea' Brings Top Korean Designers To New York Fashion Week
- Asia's Week: Painting Warships And Talking Peace
| At least one dead in attack on Iranian dissident camp in Iraq Posted: 08 Feb 2013 11:29 PM PST (Reuters) - At least one person was killed and 20 wounded in a rocket attack on the camp of Iranian dissident group Mujahadin-e-Khalq (MEK) in Iraq early on Saturday, an interior ministry spokesman told Reuters. |
| Worried Indonesian president steps in to lead unpopular ruling party Posted: 08 Feb 2013 11:03 PM PST JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's president has stepped in to take over his ruling party, so damaged by a series of corruption scandals that even its senior members concede it faces a rout in elections next year. |
| Syria troops resist Damascus rebel advance Posted: 08 Feb 2013 10:29 PM PST Government forces try to recapture sections of a key road as fierce clashes continue in the capital. |
| Opposition slams Chavez allies over Venezuelan devaluation Posted: 08 Feb 2013 10:13 PM PST
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| Pakistan: Toll from suspected US strike now 9 Posted: 08 Feb 2013 10:52 PM PST DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistani officials say the death toll from a suspected U.S. drone strike in a restive tribal region has risen to 9, all of whom were militants. |
| Bangladesh ferry sinking kills 14, five still missing Posted: 08 Feb 2013 09:13 PM PST
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| Leaner New Year: China tones down the celebrations Posted: 08 Feb 2013 10:19 PM PST
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| Opposition slams Chavez allies over Venezuelan devaluation Posted: 08 Feb 2013 10:13 PM PST CARACAS (Reuters) - Opposition leaders derided another currency devaluation by President Hugo Chavez's government as evidence of economic incompetence, while some anxious Venezuelans packed stores in fear of price increases. |
| India hangs man for his role in 2001 parliament attack Posted: 09 Feb 2013 09:25 AM PST NEW DELHI — India on Saturday hanged a Kashmiri man convicted of facilitating an armed attack on the nation's parliament in 2001, a controversial decision by the beleaguered national government in what is possibly a difficult election year. Read full article >> |
| LA fugitive evades police in mountain manhunt Posted: 08 Feb 2013 09:53 PM PST Heavy snow hampers search for former police officer accused of killing three people in southern California. |
| VIDEO: Music brings young Afghans to US Posted: 08 Feb 2013 05:19 PM PST Members of an Afghan youth orchestra arrive in the US to tour iconic music venues and use music to shape their country's future, says the BBC's Jane O'Brien. |
| Mali hit by first suicide bombing Posted: 08 Feb 2013 09:28 PM PST Attack in Gao marks fighters' shift towards guerrilla tactics as French troops continue advance in country's northeast. |
| Posted: 08 Feb 2013 05:47 PM PST Drone strikes are controversial these days and are a serious subject. Taxes may not be life threatening but they are serious too. After the recent spate of tax increases and at this tax-centric time of year, it's only natural to watch your pocketbook and start preparing to pay. |
| VIDEO: Music brings young Afghans to US Posted: 08 Feb 2013 05:19 PM PST Members of an Afghan youth orchestra arrive in the US to tour iconic music venues and use music to shape their country's future, says the BBC's Jane O'Brien. |
| Bangladesh ferry sinking kills 14, five still missing Posted: 08 Feb 2013 09:13 PM PST DHAKA (Reuters) - At least 14 people died and five were still missing after a ferry carrying 50 people collided with a sand barge and sank on Bangladesh's giant Meghna River on Friday, officials said on Saturday. |
| 5 Ways to Keep the Right Customers for Your Startup Posted: 08 Feb 2013 08:40 PM PST Most startups are happy to find any customer, and will hang on for dear life to every one. Only later do they realize that some of these cost more than they are worth, or lead into commitments they can't sustain, but no business wants to violate the golden rule that every customer needs to be treated as if they were the only customer. |
| Posted: 08 Feb 2013 08:31 PM PST Airlines closed up shop from Portland, Maine, down to New York City's three major airports earlier this afternoon, and more than 4,700 flights have been cancelled as a result of the storm they are calling and will continue to call Nemo, despite the best efforts of the National Weather Service. Portions of Amtrak's Northeast Corridor between Boston and New York have also been closed, and governors of four states have declared a state of emergency. New York mayor Michael Bloomberg has encouraged everyone to stay in, make dinner at home, and maybe watch a movie. |
| India executes Kashmiri militant for 2001 parliament attack Posted: 08 Feb 2013 10:30 PM PST
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| 'Concept Korea' Brings Top Korean Designers To New York Fashion Week Posted: 08 Feb 2013 07:45 PM PST When a country sponsors a fashion show, you run the risk of diplomacy drowning the fashion part of it. That wasn't the case at New York Fashion Week's Concept Korea presentation held Thursday at Lincoln Center. |
| Asia's Week: Painting Warships And Talking Peace Posted: 08 Feb 2013 07:28 PM PST Chinese and Japanese naval patrols in disputed waters increasingly look like an accident waiting to happen. An accident, and an escalation of bilateral animosity, may be closer than we think: Japan said this week that a Chinese warship had locked their radar on a Japanese vessel, a practise known in military circles as "painting" a target before firing on it. In Japanese eyes, this was a provocative step, as newly installed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made clear. China initially dodged questions on the radar incident, then issued a statement on Friday that denied any use of "fire-control radar". The defence ministry said Japan's claims were untrue. Japan has also said a helicopter was previously subject to the same treatment. If this wasn't enough to rattle nerves in Asia, Japan also accused Russia this week of an incursion by fighter planes of incursions into Japanese airspace (Russia has denied this). |
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