Medvedev fires police chief after Domodedovo attack
Russian president Dmitry Medvedev dismissed a federal transport police chief amid criticism of airport and rail security following the deadly Domodedovo Airport bombing. Thirty five killed and 180 wounded as foreign nationals perished, including Austrians, Tajiks, a Briton, Germans, a Ukrainian and an Uzbek. Medvedev used Davos to stress Russia’s security and urge investor confidence while condemning the bomber.
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Protests Rage Across Cairo Second Day Amid Crackdown
Thousands of Egyptians challenged Mubarak's government on a second day of protests defying a ban. Police used tear gas and beatings as clashes spread through Cairo. At least six dead in two days and hundreds detained as Hillary Clinton urged reforms and warned against repression. The unrest mirrors Tunisia and tests Egypt's stability as security forces crack down.
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Karzai opens Afghan parliament amid election row
President Hamid Karzai swore in a new Afghan parliament while criticizing international meddling in elections. He urged continued fraud investigations, delaying the opening after lawmakers threatened to convene without approval, as efforts to strengthen government progress against insurgents continue.
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