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May 25, 2013

Former wife of two slain Islamists allegedly blows up self in Dagestani capital Makhachkala More

MI5 Wanted Woolwich Murder Suspect 'to Work as an Informant'
Ukraine Gays Hold First March, Protected by Police
IMF Chief Named Key Witness in French Payoff Case
British Security Services Under Scrutiny After Soldier's Murder
UNHCR: Keep Borders Open to Fleeing Syrians
US Lawmakers Head to Russia, Will Ask About Boston Bomber
Immigrant Drama Shoots for Top Cannes Prize
Top Bosnia Court Orders Release of President, Charged with Graft
Bullying in Turkish Military Becomes a Human Rights Issue
British Police Arrest Two on Diverted Pakistani Airliner
Swedish Police Seek Reinforcement after Further Clashes
Earthquake Hits Russia
Terror Suspects Were Known to British Police
EU Trade Chief to Seek Investment Pact with China
OECD: Developing Green Cities Key to Sustainable Future
Singer, Piaf Songwriter Georges Moustaki Dies at 79
Soldier Killed in London Street By 'Britons Of African Origin'
France Wants Hezbollah Armed Wing on EU Terror List Soon
Killing of British Soldier Stirs Tension in Poor Corner of London

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Volunteers Help Revive LA's Concrete River

The Los Angeles River is a concrete drainage channel through much of its 80-kilometer length. It channels waste-water from storm drains and has become a receptacle for much of the city's trash. But as Mike O'Sullivan reports, the river is slowly being restored with the help of volunteers, who take part in an annual clean-up.