One of China’s top military leaders has warned the United States not to interfere in a territorial spat between Beijing and Tokyo. World News Videos by NewsLook
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Opposition groups in Togo have resorted to several methods to push out President Faure Gnassingbe, but sex strikes have gotten the most attention. World News Videos by NewsLook
Boston University acted as a safeguard for the oral histories of former Northern Irish militants. Participants were promised their stories would remain private until their deaths. But new clues in an unsolved murder in Ireland triggered the U.S. Department of Justice to subpoena the tapes.
Syria’s second largest city of Aleppo has been at the epicenter of the conflict since intensified fighting erupted there almost a month ago, triggering a major army assault a week later. According to a top Free Syrian Army commander, rebels control almost two thirds of the city, but that’s a claim denied by a security source in Damascus. Video News by NewsLook
President Barack Obama says he’s “deeply concerned” about the increase in attacks by Afghan security forces on coalition troops, amid fears the problem may worsen and affect the military’s war strategy. World News Videos by NewsLook
South Korea unveils a new monument on a disputed Pacific island amid rising tensions with Japan. World News Videos by NewsLook
Eight policemen are killed and 15 injured in a suicide bomb attack in Russia’s restive Ingushetia, hours after a shooting in a mosque in neighboring Dagestan. Sunita Rappai reports. World News Videos by NewsLook
Nine militants and one soldier were during the gun battle in an attack on one of Pakistan’s largest air bases. World News Videos by NewsLook
Stratfor Africa analyst Mark Schroeder discusses how the upcoming democratic elections in Angola will be dominated by the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola. Video News by NewsLook
Volunteer doctors have converted a hostel near the Turkey-Syria border into a makeshift clinic to treat those fleeing violence in Syria. World News Videos by NewsLook
Japan announces that it will take South Korea to court to settle a dispute over an island chain believed to sit atop billions of dollars worth of natural gas. World News Videos by NewsLook
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi ordered several high-ranking military officials to retire on Sunday. World News Videos by NewsLook
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used her visit to South Africa this week to call on the nation’s leaders to join the United States in putting pressure on Iran to drop its nuclear ambitions. World News Videos by NewsLook
Video from North Korean state TV shows Red Cross distributing aid to the flood-ravaged countryside. World News Videos by NewsLook
Syrian rebels say the Prime Minister’s defection is “turning point” while amateur video showed government forces dropping bombs on Aleppo. World News Videos by NewsLook
Well over a year since forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara overthrew Ivory Coast’s former leader Laurent Gabagbo, Ouattara is still struggling to stabilize his country. Video News by NewsLook
According to UNICEF, some 700,000 children in Bolivia work — a third of the total child-age population — earning far less than adults. The young workers have now formed a union, UNATSBO, to fight for fairer pay and official recognition. Video News by NewsLook