Hurt Yemeni leader flies to Saudi Arabia for care |
- Hurt Yemeni leader flies to Saudi Arabia for care
- New Al Qaeda video urges individual jihad
- German E Coli outbreak 'stabilising', say doctors
- Tiananmen anniversary brings new China detentions
- Ilyas Kashmiri killed in US drone strike in Pakistan: Reports
- Yemeni President wounded as tribesmen attack palace
- At least 20 injured in grenade attack at Karachi hotel
| Hurt Yemeni leader flies to Saudi Arabia for care Posted: Embattled President Ali Abdullah Saleh flew to Saudi Arabia for medical care after he was wounded in a rocket attack on his palace, a senior government official said Sunday. Saleh's abrupt departure threatened to deepen the crisis in his impoverished nation shaken by months of protests against his 33-year rule. |
| New Al Qaeda video urges individual jihad Posted: |
| German E Coli outbreak 'stabilising', say doctors Posted: |
| Tiananmen anniversary brings new China detentions Posted: |
| Ilyas Kashmiri killed in US drone strike in Pakistan: Reports Posted: One of Pakistan's most wanted militant commanders, Ilyas Kashmiri, has been killed in an American drone strike in the tribal territory of South Waziristan, residents and a militant member in the area said on Saturday. Officials said they were also aware of the reports but could not confirm his death. |
| Yemeni President wounded as tribesmen attack palace Posted: Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh was wounded when opposition tribesmen determined to topple him hammered his palace with rockets on Friday in a major escalation of nearly two weeks of fighting with government forces. Seven guards were killed and eight senior figures from Saleh's regime were wounded. |
| At least 20 injured in grenade attack at Karachi hotel Posted: At least 20 people were injured today after unidentified miscreants lobbed hand grenades at a hotel in this southern port city, police said. At least four men came to the hotel on the busy Napier road and threw grenades causing explosions and damage to the building, leaving around 20 people injured who were rushed to different hospitals for treatment, they said. |
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