A suicide bomber infiltrated a rehearsal of a military parade in Sanaa yesterday, killing at least 90 people, and wounding a further 200, mostly soldiers.
Nationalist candidate Tomislav Nikolic has won the Serbian presidency, a result that adds to the political turmoil in the Balkan country and could slow down its attempts to join the European Union.
Two people were killed and 15 others injured in street battles between pro and anti-Syrian groups in the Lebanese capital as the spiralling conflict in neighbouring Syria spilled across the border.
Sri Lanka's former army chief walked free from jail yesterday with a pardon from President Mahinda Rajapaksa, who appears to have bowed to growing international demands that he release his highest-profile rival.
Thousands of people in northern Italy slept in tents and cars overnight as more than 100 aftershocks rocked the area hit by a magnitude 6.0 earthquake which killed seven people and inflicted heavy damage to centuries-old cultural sites.
DUBAI: A Bahraini court has granted bail to leading activist Nabeel Rajab, who is charged with insulting authorities in the Gulf Arab state, but he is still being held pending trial for another case.