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India sex assault case spotlights powerful predators

YoopyaNov 28, 2013December 31, 20230

NEW DELHI, Nov 28 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – The man at the center of a sexual assault scandal that has whipped India’s media into a

Mali parliamentary vote inconclusive, heads for second round

YoopyaNov 28, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – Mali’s three main political parties secured just 16 seats out of 147 available in the first round of a parliamentary election, provisional results

Mali’s ex-junta chief Sanogo detained: defense ministry

YoopyaNov 27, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – Malian security forces have detained General Amadou Sanogo, the leader of the coup that plunged the country into chaos last year, the defense

Brazil judge accepts bankruptcy protection for Batista’s OSX

YoopyaNov 26, 2013December 31, 20230

(Reuters) – A judge in Rio de Janeiro on Monday accepted a bankruptcy-protection request made earlier this month by OSX Brasil SA (OSXB3.SA), the shipbuilder

German bishops push reform to welcome divorced and remarried Catholics

YoopyaNov 26, 2013February 3, 20240

Germany’s Roman Catholic bishops plan to push ahead with proposed reforms to reinstate divorced and remarried parishioners despite a warning from the Vatican’s top doctrinal

‘AIDS in Africa’ tag out of date as progress differs: campaigners

YoopyaNov 26, 2013February 3, 20240

(Reuters) – Progress in the battle against AIDS is widely divergent in different African countries, so much so that to talk about “AIDS in Africa”

France sees U.N. backing to boost CAR force next week

YoopyaNov 26, 2013February 3, 20240

(Reuters) – France expects to get U.N. backing next week to increase its troop numbers in the Central African Republic, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Tuesday,

U.S. says may pull out all troops as Afghan leader holds up deal

YoopyaNov 26, 2013February 3, 20240

(Reuters) – Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai has refused to sign a security deal with the United States, the White House said, opening up the prospect

Mali election marred by low turnout and voting abuses

YoopyaNov 25, 2013February 3, 20240

(Reuters) – Low turnout and vote abuses marred Sunday elections meant to complete democratic transition in Mali, after a coup last year led to an

Bomb attacks in Iraq kill 5 troops near Baghdad

YoopyaNov 25, 2013February 3, 20240

BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraqi officials say a suicide car bomb and another bombing near Baghdad have killed five members of the country’s security forces. Police