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Body of slain Tunisian opposition leader returns home

The body of the slain Tunisian opposition leader Chokri Belaid returned home Thursday, after his death on Wednesday. Angry demonstrations continued as the fallout from his assassination continued to unfold.

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Mortar lands behind child as she sings after rally

Dramatic footage was shared by many Syrian activist accounts early on February 6 which claims to show a dramatic incident that took place in Bustan al-Qasr, Aleppo, on November 16, 2012. It shows a young girl singing in front of the camera when what is described as a mortar shell explodes behind her as she is performing. It appears from the footage that the girl survives. Meanwhile, activists reported a large fire in Jobar in north-east Damascus which appears to have been caused by random shelling. The shelling began after insurgents attacked a checkpoint at the Harmala bin al Waleed Mosque, a few kilometers away.

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Protests in Bangladesh as Jamaat-e-Islami leader sentenced

Jamaat-e-Islami supporters rallied n Dhaka on a strike or 'hartal day' on February 4 ahead of the sentencing, on February 5, of party leader Abdul Quader Mollah. Mollah and five other leaders of the party have been on trial before Dhaka's International Crimes Tribunal, accused of committing atrocities during the 1971 war of secession against Pakistan, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians.

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Mourners and police clash at activist's funeral in Cairo

Mourners and police clashed in Cairo on February 4 after the funeral of two activists whose deaths have been blamed on the security forces. Popular activist Mohammed Al-Jundi was arrested during a protest near Tahrir Square on January 27 and died from a brain injury on February 4. Omar Saad was shot in the throat on February 1 during a protest and died on February 3, according to local reports. Footage taken on February 4 shows mourners participating in a funeral procession, then later running from police and tear gas.

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PAME union protests arrests of members in Athens

Hundreds of members of the communist PAME union gathered on January 31 in Athens to stand in solidarity with members who were arrested the previous day after occupying the office of labour minister Yannis Vroutsis. Around 300 activists occupied Vroutsis' office in an anti-austerity protest and were dispersed by police using tear gas, according to reports. Meanwhile, the funeral of Nikolaos Dertilis, one of the leaders of the military dictatorship that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974, was held in Athens on January 31, and was reportedly attended by members of the far right Golden Dawn party.

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Russia concerned at reports of Israeli strike in Syria

Israeli jets targeted and attacked a military research center near Damascus on January 30, according to Syrian army officials. The officials also reported that two site workers were killed in the strike, and five others wounded. Russia immediately expressed concern at the alleged Israeli attack, saying such a strike would be an unacceptable violation of the UN Charter.

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Tornado in Adairsville, Georgia wreaks havoc

At least one death and numerous injuries were reported on January 30 as storms, including a tornado, hit the northwest of Georgia. One of the hardest hit areas, Adairsville, saw cars overturned, houses damaged and highways closed as a result of the deadly storm. Residents have now commenced the clean-up process.

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Julia Gillard announces surprise 2013 election

Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced that this year's federal election will be held on September 14. Ms. Gillard took the unusual move of announcing the timing of the election several months out from polling day. The announcement was made during a speech to the National Press Club in Canberra. Opposition leader Tony Abbott welcomed the announcement.

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South Korea celebrates successful rocket launch

South Korea launched the Naro-1 rocket from a pad in the southwestern coastal village of Goheung on January 30, announcing that they had successfully placed a satellite in orbit for the first time. It was the third satellite launch attempt for the nation and citizens across the country were anxious that it go to plan, as it comes a month after the successful launch of a North Korean rocket. Previous attempts by South Korea in 2009 and 2010 failed to launch and last-minute technical problems forced two recent efforts in October and November to be aborted. The successful launch comes at a time of heightened strain in the Korean peninsula, as it comes a week after North Korea announced that it would conduct a new nuclear test and carry out more rocket launches.

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US President Barack Obama calls for immigration reform

US President Barack Obama outlined his plan for immigration reform at a press conference in Las Vegas on January 29. The proposed plan would introduce legislation enabling some eleven million illegal immigrants to earn citizenship. It also covers tighter border control measures. Obama's move came after a bipartisan group of senators tabled a comprehensive set of proposals, which he said were in line with his own. Obama warned: "the closer we get, the more emotional this debate is going to become."

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Thousands evacuated as record floods hit eastern Australia

Vast regions of eastern Australia are still dealing with localized flooding even after the intense storms that raised water levels to unprecedented levels. The town of Bundaberg in Queensland remains in the grip of a record flood with 7,500 people evacuated, while 41,000 people are displaced across New South Wales where flood warnings for 14 rivers are in place.

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Canadian students wade through flood at McGill University

Students at McGill University waded through floodwaters on McTavish Street, Montreal on January 28 when a burst water main released water from McTavish Reservoir. According to The Montreal Gazette, several buildings were flooded and many pedestrians were swept off their feet while trying to walk through the area. The university warned students that classes at the downtown campus were suspended due to roads and buildings being flooded.

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Euphoria in Mali as French and Malian troops take Timbuktu

French and Malian troops have taken control of the historic Malian city of Timbuktu, after rebel occupiers fled the ancient Sahara trading town and torched several buildings, including a priceless manuscript library. The French-led coalition troops were welcomed enthusiastically by residents, as they took control of the town.

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Thousands attend funerals of those killed in Port Said

Thousands took to the streets of Port Said, Egypt on January 28 for the funerals of protesters killed in recent clashes in the city. President Morsi declared a state of emergency after deadly clashes gripped the area over the weekend following the verdict in the Port Said trial. That trial saw the death penalty handed down to 21 people involved in the 2011 attack. The seven funerals held on January 28 were for victims of violence during protests on January 27. Meanwhile, in Cairo, tear gas was repeatedly dispersed in Tahrir Square as protesters again clashed with security forces, according to local reports.

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Cameron calls for UK referendum on Europe in 2017

The UK Prime Minister David Cameron made his long-awaited speech on the UK's relationship with Europe on January 23. He said that if his party wins the next election, expected for 2015, he will hold a referendum on whether the UK should be in the European Union. He said the referendum would be held in 2017.

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Three dead as Australia hit by strong storms

Three people were left dead as southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales faced serious weather issues with flooding and strong winds continuing to threaten the region. At least 1,000 homes in Bundaberg were flooded with residents forced to flee. Meanwhile, an exceptional amount of foam washed across the esplanade at Alexandra Headland on Queensland's Sunshine Coast as ex-cyclone Oswald hits the state.

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Over 200 killed in Brazil nightclub fire

Over 200 people have died in a nightclub fire in southern Brazil, according to reports. There were between 1000-2000 people inside the club when the fire broke out, and was thought to have been started by fireworks let off during the band's performance. The fire spread immediately, and evacuation efforts were hampered by panicked pushing and shoving as people tried to escape. The high death toll makes this fire one of the deadliest nightclub fires more than a decade.

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Fatal clashes in Port Said, Egypt after soccer trial verdict

Mourners and protesters marched through Port Said on Sunday carrying the coffins of those killed during violent clashes in the city on Saturday. Thirty civilians and two policemen were killed on Saturday during violent protests against a court verdict in relation to the Port Said football massacre last year. A judge handed down 21 death sentences to football fans involved in the deadly rioting. Al-Ahly football fans rejoiced over the verdict.

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Queensland, Australia endures heavy storm rains and floods

Queensland endured tornado activity, torrential rainfall and major flooding as ex-tropical cyclone Oswald headed south towards New South Wales on Saturday. Amid the torrential rains, there was an overflow at Wappa Dam, north of Brisbane. More flooding is expected along the Brisbane River and in the Bremer River on Monday and Tuesday. The city of Bundaberg is now braced for some of the worst flooding in its history, according to TV reports.

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UK hit with more heavy snow

Adding to recent snowfall, heavy snows blanketed parts of the UK Friday night and into Saturday morning, causing more than a few headaches on the roads but also offering plenty of opportunities for fun. But for some areas, rising temperatures may mean snow melt and flooding.