Press wary of challenges after south Sudan vote Voting, which began on Sunday, will last a week Continue reading the main story Sudan: Set for divorce? | One country or two? Bye bye Khartoum Q&A;: South Sudan referendum Vote in pictures | On the sec... (photo: UN / Tim McKulka) BBC News Africa Media Photos Referendum Sudan Wikipedia: Sudan |
Southern Sudanese, in a Jubilant Mood, Begin to Vote on Secession | JUBA, Sudan — It’s not every day that a beleaguered, marginalized and persecuted people get a chance to vote for their own freedom. On Sunday, southern Sudanese did. | Starting in the ... (photo: UN / Olivier Chassot) Herald Tribune Africa Freedom Photos Sudan Vote Wikipedia: Darfur |
Spain's ETA in permanent ceasefire | The Basque separatist group ETA has declared a permanent ceasefire after more than three decades of fighting for a homeland independent of Spain. | The group announced the truce in a statement&... (photo: AP / Alvaro Barrientos) Al Jazeera Europe Photos Spain Terrorism Wikipedia: ETA |
Blame debate rages over Tucson shooting By Jonny Dymond BBC News, Tucson Continue reading the main story GIFFORDS SHOT | How Giffords survived How it happened Survivors relive horror Relations with voters could suffer | Four US Marshals gua... (photo: AP / Manuel Balce Ceneta) BBC News Crime Photos Politics US Wikipedia: 2011 Tucson shooting |
US-China resume high-level defence dialogue | After a year-long hiatus, the US and China today resumed high-level defence talks to improve relations in the field and iron out differences over each other's strategic perceptions in the regional a... (photo: AP / Larry Downing, Pool) Indian Express China Defence Photos US Wikipedia: Sino-American relations |
Huge Karachi rally supports blasphemy laws | Karachi, January 10: Tens of thousands of demonstrators have marched in Pakistan's largest city in opposition to any change to blasphemy laws and to praise the man charged with murdering the provinc... (photo: AP / Fareed Khan) The Siasat Daily Blasphemy law Islam Pakistan Photos Wikipedia: Blasphemy law in Pakistan |