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Mexico vigilante leader wants cartel bosses dead, not captured
LA RUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - A vigilante leader in a Mexican state torn by violence said on Wednesday it would be better to kill the heads of the region's dominant drug cartel than arrest them, and rejected a government order to disarm.
U.S. was slow to lose patience as South Sudan unraveled
WASHINGTON/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - It was a bad start for the U.S. president and the leader of the world's newest country.
Danger in the Deep South
You can dismiss border towns like Danok as a safe alternative to Haadyai as Thai insurgents are bombing towns outside their comfort zones.
Riek Machar: South Sudan's divisive pretender for power
(Reuters) - On a trip to New York last year, South Sudan's then Vice-President Riek Machar dismissed fears of a military coup in his newborn country, saying such a move would be "unwise".
Indonesia politician grabs new headlines by banning monkey business
JAKARTA (Reuters) - On the congested streets of Indonesia's capital, chained monkeys are a surreal sideshow. Some ride tiny bicycles wearing baby doll masks or shake people's hands for small change.
From engineer to cow-boy
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: A young businessman takes an unusual leap of faith.
Concern over licence to kill
I AM living in fear that I may become a victim of crime at any time.
Karpal Singh urges King not to agree to PCA
GEORGE TOWN: DAP national chairman Karpal Singh has urged the King not to give his assent to the Prevention Of Crime Bill which was passed in Parliament.
Siniawan then and now
JUST 25.6km out of Kuching along the old road to Bau is a little bazaar reminiscent of a typical American “Wild West” cowboy town, with a single street where the inhabitants laze about along the corridors, and gun-slingers turned up for a showdown every now and then.
Young employees: Don't restrict social media
KUALA LUMPUR: Young civil servants have debunked a warning by the public services department (PSD) that stern action will be taken against employees who make online criticisms against the Government.
