Political change eyed as Algeria moves toward new era
In Algiers, analysts see potential shifts as Algeria faces a paralyzed aging leadership. A young population demands jobs and housing while oil wealth cushions a fragile economy. Critics warn a short-term tactic may fail to curb unrest. the ailing president signals a likely transition.
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Mosque bombings kill 15 in Pakistan
In Baz Darrah village Malakand district two mosques were hit by blasts killing at least 15 worshippers and wounding 70 as roofs collapsed and debris trapped many. Witness Shahid Ali described chaos as prayers began and flames spread at the Sunni sites.
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Deadly Baghdad violence marks worst day in months
In Baghdad on Friday a series of explosions and attacks killed at least 76 people, the deadliest day in over eight months, fueling fears of renewed civil strife. The surge followed two days of sectarian targeting of Shiites, with 130 killed since Wednesday, scenes of victims and mourners outside a mosque and funeral, echoing 2006 2007 sectarian warfare.
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