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Nigeria sees too much oil in the market

YoopyaJun 13, 20120

VIENNA (Reuters) – Nigeria Oil Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke said on Tuesday that she thought there was too much oil supply on the market. The minister

Iraq attacks kill at least 53, pilgrims targeted

YoopyaJun 13, 20120

(Reuters) – Bombings and shootings targeting Shi’ite Muslim pilgrims in Baghdad and police across Iraq killed at least 53 people on Wednesday in apparently coordinated

Troops patrol in riot-hit Myanmar town to restore calm

YoopyaJun 13, 20120

(Reuters) – Soldiers and riot police patrolled the streets of the Myanmar town of Sittwe on Wednesday to enforce a state of emergency after days

Exclusive: Syria prints new money as deficit grows: bankers

YoopyaJun 13, 20120

(Reuters) – Syria has released new cash into circulation to finance its fiscal deficit, flirting with inflation after violence and sanctions wiped out revenues and

U.S. troops return to Afghanistan’s “lost province”

YoopyaJun 13, 20120

(Reuters) – – U.S. troops returned to the area in Afghanistan they call the “dark side of the moon” this week, a remote Hindu Kush

Canada best G20 country to be a woman, India worst: poll

YoopyaJun 13, 20120

LONDON, June 13 (TrustLaw) – Policies that promote gender equality, safeguards against violence and exploitation and access to healthcare make Canada the best place to

Syria conflict: Fighting erupts in Deraa

kiemtarJun 13, 2012June 13, 20120

Fresh fighting has erupted in various parts of Syria, activists say, with at least five people reported killed by government shelling in the south. The

S.Africa to dispel mine nationalisation fears: minister

YoopyaJun 12, 20120

By Sherilee Lakmidas JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – Long-running investor concerns about whether South Africa might nationalise its mines will be laid to rest at a ruling

Niger economy to grow 15 pct in 2012: president

YoopyaJun 12, 20120

LONDON (Reuters) – Niger expects its resource-rich economy to grow 15 percent in 2012, President Mahamadou Issoufou said on Tuesday, citing forecasts from the IMF

Russians protest against Putin despite pressure

YoopyaJun 12, 20120

(Reuters) – Thousands of Russians chanted “Russia will be free” in a march through Moscow on Tuesday to protest against President Vladimir Putin, shrugging off