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The New York Times
17 Oct 2012
Rwanda’s defense minister is commanding a rebellion in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo that is being armed by Rwanda and Uganda, who also sent troops to aid the insurgents in a deadly attack on United Nations peacekeepers, according to a United Nations report. The United Nations Security...
BBC News
17 Oct 2012
A new UN report has alleged that Rwanda's defence minister is effectively commanding a rebellion in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The confidential report, leaked to Reuters agency, says Uganda is also backing the M23 rebels, who have been fighting the DRC's army since April. The...
The Australian
17 Oct 2012
THERESA May, the British Home Secretary, risked diplomatic tensions with the US yesterday when she invoked human rights to halt the extradition of the computer hacker Gary McKinnon. Mrs May delighted Tory backbenchers with Britain's first refusal to extradite a suspect to the US since 2003. Her...
CNN
17 Oct 2012
October 17, 2012 -- Updated 0045 GMT (0845 HKT) Rahman Mina Camp, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A 30-minute drive from the heart of the Afghan capital along dusty pot-holed roads lie the slums of the city. In the distance are plains with some patches of greenery before they hit a mountain range that juts out...
The Washington Times
17 Oct 2012
BEIRUTSyrian government warplanes unleashed deadly airstrikes on rebel strongholds in the country’s north on Tuesday, activists reported. The barrage came as the U.N. food agency warned that more and more Syrians depend on assistance provided by the World Food Program to stay alive...
Jakarta Post
17 Oct 2012
The European Union's health commissioner resigned Tuesday over corruption allegations involving tobacco laws but has denied any wrongdoing and has vowed to clear his name. John Dalli, a former Maltese businessman, resigned after the EU's anti-fraud office found that he was aware of an attempt at...
The Dallas Morning News
17 Oct 2012
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y.Unchained from lecterns, they circled, interrupted and shouted over each other. They encroached on each other’s space and looked at times as if they might even poke each other in the chest. As lopsided as the first confrontation had been, the second debate between President Barack...
Real Clear Politics
17 Oct 2012
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) -- An aggressive President Barack Obama accused challenger Mitt Romney of peddling a "sketchy deal" to fix the U.S. economy and playing politics with the deadly terrorist attack in Libya in a Tuesday night debate crackling with energy and emotion just three weeks before the...
Al Jazeera
17 Oct 2012
Rwanda's defence minister is commanding a rebellion in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo that is being armed by Rwanda and Uganda, both of which sent troops to aid the insurgency in a deadly attack on UN peacekeepers, according to a UN report. The UN Security Council's Group of Experts said in a...
Gulf News
17 Oct 2012
Why should five United Nations Security Council member countries be empowered to veto decisions taken by the others? Why should the US, UK, France, China and Russia be permitted to hold the entire world hostage to suit their own narrow self-interest? As long as the veto system remains in place, the...












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