News Source: Voice of America
| 3 months ago
A Burmese court has postponed issuing a verdict in the trial of Burma's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi until August 11. Aung San Suu Kyi's lawyer Nyan Win told reporters after the hearing Friday that the judges declared they needed more time to...
News Source: Miami Herald
| 3 months ago
Army adviser to the Iraqi military command in Baghdad argues in an internal memo that the U.S. should "declare victory and go home" next year, 16 months ahead of schedule...Reese wrote that the years-long American effort to train, equip and advise...
News Source: Russia Today
| 3 months ago
Air Force Major David Frakt, the military defence counsel for Mohammed Jawad, hailed the decision by US District Judge Ellen Huvelle as "a victory … for the rule of law," AP reports. "For the government to give up on the prosecution, to drop the...
News Source: Al Sharq Al Awsat
| 3 months ago
Bombs near five Shi'ite mosques killed at least 28 people across Baghdad on Friday, police said, and Iraqis blamed local forces now taking over from U.S. soldiers for failing to protect them. The blasts, which wounded at least 130 people, appeared to...
News Source: Washington Post
| 3 months ago
The son of Monther al-Tamimi, mourns by his body outside a hospital in Baqouba, 60 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, July 30, 2009. AP) Men mourn for their sister Rweda Hussein, 25, outside a hospital in Baqouba, 60...
News Source: Inter Press Service
| 3 months ago
One of Guantanamo's youngest prisoners, ordered by a federal judge to be released after almost seven years in detention because his "confession" was obtained through torture, may face further hurdles before being set free. A federal judge Thursday...