Kenyan Police Fire Tear Gas and Bullets at Protests
Kenyan police used tear gas and bullets to disperse Wednesday demonstrations as opposition figures urged three days of protest against President Mwai Kibaki. At least two people were fatally shot. officials reported multiple injuries amid clashes in Nairobi and Kisumu.
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Insurgents Seize Fort Near Afghan Border in Pakistan
Islamic militants overwhelmed a Pakistan army fort near the Afghan border leaving at least 27 soldiers dead or missing. The attack underlines rising security threats in the volatile region ahead of parliamentary elections and highlights the Taliban linked Tehrik i Taliban's expanding boldness.
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Bush commends Egypt progress toward political openness
President Bush in Sharm el Sheikh lauded Egypt for progress toward greater political openness while noting Egypt’s crackdown on dissent and the jailing of opposition figure Ayman Nour. He urged further reform and a greater voice for Egyptians, with Mubarak present but silent on key rights issues.
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