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 Al Jazeera Sun 9 Jun 2013
Froome wins Criterium du Dauphine
British rider Chris Froome reinforced his status as favourite for this year's Tour de France on Sunday when he won the testing warm-up race, the Criterium du Dauphine. | The 28-year-old, second behind... (photo: AP / Laurent Cipriani)
Chris Froome Criterium du Dauphine France Photos Wikipedia: 2013 Critérium du Dauphiné |
 Reuters Sun 9 Jun 2013
U.N. say Mali still precarious, future peacekeepers need equipment
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Armed groups in Mali continue to pose a serious security threat to the entire region while African troops forming the core of a U.N. peacekeeping mission deploying next mont... (photo: AP / Jerome Delay)
Mali Peacekeepers Photos UN Wikipedia: Northern Mali conflict (2012present) |
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 The Observer Sun 9 Jun 2013
NSA Prism program taps in to user data of Apple, Google and others
A slide depicting the top-secret PRISM program. | The National Security Agency has obtained direct access to the systems of Google, Facebook, Apple and other US internet ... (photo: Creative Commons / US National Security Agency)
Espionage PRISM Photos Social Network US Wikipedia: NSA warrantless surveillance controversy Wikipedia: PRISM (surveillance program) |
 The Guardian Sun 9 Jun 2013
2 Koreas talk in border village after tensions
FOSTER KLUG | Associated Press= SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Government delegates from North and South Korea began preparatory talks Sunday at a "truce village" on their h... (photo: AP / Lee Jae-Won)
Military North Korea Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: 2013 Korean crisis |
 The Observer Sun 9 Jun 2013
Syria is bleeding to death and the west stands by
A house in Homs after a rocket attack by Assad's forces. Photograph: Emma Suleiman/ Demotix/Corbis | Sceptics about humanitarian intervention in Syria hit you with what t... (photo: AP / Abdel Magid al-Fergany)
Mideast Photos Syria War Wikipedia: Syrian civil war |
 The Independent Sun 9 Jun 2013
Central Europe under water: The mighty Danube does its worst
More than 80,000 emergency workers including firefighters and soldiers were on duty yesterday, working hard to contain the most dramatic floods in Germany in a decade. Th... (photo: AP / Balazs Mohai)
Emergency Europe Floods Photos Wikipedia: 2013 European floods |
 The Times Of India Sun 9 Jun 2013
Have I peaked yet? Serena not satisfied with number 16
PARIS: Serena Williams's love affair with winning tennis tournaments, and Paris, began 14 years ago and the American's passion for both remains intense after winning the ... (photo: AP / Jon Super)
Photos Roland Garros Serena Williams Tennis Wikipedia: Serena Williams |
 Al Jazeera Sat 8 Jun 2013
Yemen begins new national talks
Yemen has begun the second round of its national dialogue in Sanaa as President Abrabuh Mansur Hadi hailed progress made in March talks. | The UN-backed meeting aims to d... (photo: AP / Hani Mohammed)
Peace Talks Photos United Nations Wikipedia: 2011 Yemeni revolution Yemen |
 Al Jazeera Sat 8 Jun 2013
Singapore struggles to control cyberspace
- One of the most wired countries in the world looks set to implement new media regulations seen by some as a bid to stifle independent news and information. | According ... (photo: WN / RTayco)
Cyberspace Photos Security Singapore Wikipedia: Singapore |
 The Times Of India Sat 8 Jun 2013
Trial of Egypt's Mubarak set to resume
CAIRO: The second hearing in the new trial of Egypt's fallen dictator Hosni Mubarak takes place on Saturday, after he successfully appealed against a life sentence for co... (photo: AP / Amr Nabil)
Corruption Egypt Photos Protesters Wikipedia: Hosni Mubarak |
