Castro Makes Faced Public Appearance at Havana Gallery
Fidel Castro appeared frail and aided, attending the opening of Alexis Leyva Echo's Havana gallery on the 55th anniversary of his arrival. He was with his wife Dalia Soto del Valle and a physician, amid ongoing low profile since 2006 surgery.
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Karzai Likely to Miss Afghan Security Pact Deadline
A top U.S. negotiator privately warned Washington that Karzai is unlikely to sign the long term security agreement before the April presidential election. The cable from U.S. Ambassador James Cunningham signals stalled talks and could force a hasty U.S. troop withdrawal by year end.
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Slayings Near Sochi Raise Security Fears Ahead of Olympics
Six men were found shot in four Stavropol region cars east of Sochi triggering an anti-terror alert. Explosive devices were found or disarmed near two vehicles and another exploded as police approached. Investigators pursue multiple motives as security forces tighten in Volgograd and Stavropol ahead of the Games.
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Indian diplomat Khobragade expelled amid visa fraud case
New York based Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade leaves the United States under a deal granting immunity from visa fraud charges. She faced arrest on December 12 for visa fraud and false statements about nanny pay, triggering a diplomatic row between the U.S. and India. A grand jury indicted her the same day.
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Obituary: Amiri Baraka dies at 79 in Newark
Playwright poet and activist Amiri Baraka died at 79 in Newark New Jersey hospital surrounded by family. Baraka helped shape Black Arts Movement linking militancy to race works and won an Obie for Dutchman while once associated with Beat poets earlier in his career.
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