Daily International News August 20, 2015 From VOAnews.com |
 Former US President Carter 'At Ease' Fighting Cancer Jimmy Carter tells reporters in Atlanta that tests on a mass removed from his liver reveal he has melanoma, that has spread from his liver to his brain More  IS-Linked Group Claims Cairo Bombing Local officials say at least six policemen are among those hurt by massive blast, which rips facade off government building, shatters windows of surrounding structures More  Thailand: No International Terror Link to Attack Officials tell reporters two of the suspects have turned themselves in, claiming to be tour guides and not involved in bombing More  Pakistan Media: US Blocked Military Aid Payment Move is apparently due to Islamabad's alleged insufficient headway fighting Haqqani terrorist network More  Yemen Blast Kills 4 as Coalition Forces Push North 11 injured when bomb exploded near governor’s office in Aden, city recently recaptured from Houthi militants by forces allied with returning government in exile More  HRW Urges Syria Arms Embargo The call for an embargo comes following government airstrikes last week that killed dozens of civilians near Damascus More  France, Britain to Cooperate on Immigration New 'command and control center' to be created in French city of Calais, in response to attempts by thousands of migrants to cross English Channel illegally More  Greece Makes Payment to European Central Bank Payment came just hours after European officials disbursed funding from European Stability Mechanism that will help Athens stay afloat and pay down its debt More  Surprise Early Inauguration in Burundi Presidential office has confirmed incumbent President Pierre Nkurunziza has been sworn in for his third term Thursday More  Cameroon Navy Hunts Boko Haram in Lake Chad Cameroon has mobilized troops to look for, stop Boko Haram fighters who may be using Lake Chad and its basin to prepare attacks on states in the region More  S. Sudan Journalist Killed After Threat From President Peter Moi of 'The New Nation' newspaper shot dead three days after Salva Kiir threatened to kill reporters who ‘work against the country’ More  St. Louis Protesters Clash with Police After Fatal Shooting African American Mansur Ball-Bey, 18, was killed when he pointed gun at two white policemen as they were serving a search warrant at a house More  Trump, Bush Trade Barbs in New Hampshire Trump calls Bush a 'low energy person' while Bush questions Trump's conservative record More |
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