Daniel Tovrov

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UN Humanitarian Chief in Syria as Assad Buckles Down

The United Nations humanitarian chief Valarie Amos arrived in Syria on Wednesday and is headed to the embattled city of Homs, which has been under assault by Syrian government forces for over a month.
Mar 07, 2012

Prince Harry in Jamaica as Country Mulls Breaking UK Links

Prince Harry began a four-day visit to Jamaica on Monday as part of a Diamond Jubilee tour honoring Queen Elizabeth II. The young prince's visit comes at an awkward time, however -- Jamaica's newly elected prime minister has said the island nation should be its own republic, without ties to the crown.
Mar 06, 2012

Turkey Begins Historic Flights to Somalia

Turkish Airlines landed the first commercial flight to Mogadishu in more than 20 years on Tuesday. The airline will make regular twice-weekly flights to the previously war-torn city from Istanbul's Ataturk airport.
Mar 06, 2012

Anti-Putin Protesters Freed, Vow to Rally Again

Russian police released hundreds of protestors and activists who were detained during anti-Putin rallies in Moscow on Monday, including opposition leaders Alexei Navalny and Sergei Udaltsov.
Mar 06, 2012

An Attack on Iran is Israel's Right: Netanyahu

Sitting in the Oval Office before his much publicized, but private, meeting with President Barack Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has the right to “defend itself, by itself.”
Mar 05, 2012

Putin Wins, But What’s Next for Medvedev?

The man who will soon cede the Russian presidency to his mentor has been promised the prime minister's job once the next Putin government is formed. But will the proposed swap happen once the new president is inaugurated in May?
Mar 05, 2012

Obama and Netanyahu Meet: War, Politics and Iran

U.S. President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are meeting on Monday to discuss the ever-intensifying topic of Iran's nuclear program and the possibility of a military strike.
Mar 05, 2012

Pakistan: Controversial Iran Pipeline Gets the Go-Ahead

Despite international pressure against the deal, Pakistan said it would honor a 2010 agreement to build a natural gas pipeline that will eventually send 8.7 billion cubic meters of Iranian gas to Pakistan annually.
Mar 01, 2012

American NGO Workers Leave Egypt

The 16 American pro-democracy workers in Egypt, including the son of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, flew home on Thursday.
Mar 01, 2012

Costa Allegra Passengers Get Free Tropical Vacation

Many of the Costa Allegra passengers who disembarked on the island of Mahé on Thursday morning will extend their vacation, and are hoping that two weeks on land on a tropical island will be incident-free.
Mar 01, 2012

Costa Allegra: Will Cruise Line Have to Change Name to Survive?

After a fire and a power outage, the Costa Allegra is being towed by another vessel in the Indian Ocean. But is this latest incident -- after the sinking of the Costa Concordia off Tuscany in January -- weighing down fleet owner Costa Crociere?
Feb 29, 2012

Assad Must be Slaughtered, Says Saudi Cleric

Saudi cleric Aaed al-Qarni believes that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should be executed for heresy, and noted that killing Assad is more important and noble than killing an Israeli person.
Feb 28, 2012

Putin Assassination Plot a Fake: Opposition

With less than a week until presidential elections in Russia, the validity of the assassination attempt on Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is being called into question.
Feb 27, 2012

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