Deadly Explosions Hit Central Aleppo -- Al Jazeera
At least 40 people have been killed and dozens more wounded as several explosions ripped through the centre of Aleppo.
Four blasts ripped through a government-controlled district close to a military officers' club in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, killing at least 40 people and wounding more than 90, opposition activists said.
"A medical source said that at least 40 people were killed and 90 injured," said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. "Most of them were regime troops."
Meanwhile, official television channel Al-Ikhbariya said 31 people were killed and dozens wounded.
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MIDDLE EAST
Suicide car bombers strike in heart of Aleppo, 48 dead. Syria conflict: Deadly blasts rip through Aleppo square.
Syrian army kill 300 armed insurgents near Homs: radio.
Baghdad moves to end Turkish presence in north Iraq.
Sanctions failing to halt Iran nuclear drive: Israel.
Iran crackdown on money changers after currency slide. Riot police swarm Tehran bazaar amid anti-Ahmadinejad protests.
ASIA
Quarrel between Japan, S. Korea may destabilize region.
Chinese ships re-enter disputed waters.
China boats sail to islands amid talk of bank 'pullout'.
Philippines, Muslim rebels close to peace accord.
Outrage over human errors in deadly Hong Kong boat crash.
More than 2 million workers strike in Indonesia.
AFRICA
Islamic sect says no peace talks with Nigerian government.
South Sudan army commits shocking abuses in east: Amnesty.
Darfur ambush kills four peacekeepers in Sudan.
Somalia: Kenyan army says it now controls Kismayo.
Report: U.S. weighing drone strikes in North Africa.
Nigeria attack: Mubi students' killings investigated.
EUROPE
Russia's Lavrov says 'reset' with U.S. cannot last forever.
EU Single Market Act II aims to boost competition.
Spain's tax take tumbles as companies go abroad.
Georgian tycoon starts cabinet talks, prioritizes U.S. ties.
Butler stole papers pope wanted destroyed: police.
Nicolas Sarkozy 'to run again in 2017 French election'.
AMERICAS
Latin America growth to slow in 2012, UN report says.
Alarm grows in São Paulo as more police officers are murdered.
Mexico cartel may have targeted CIA.
Central America drug case vexes Mexico’s huge Televisa network.
Baby bust continues: US births down for 4th year.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
White House widening covert war in North Africa.
U.S. gathers information about possible targets in Libya.
After Libya attack, US renews focus on AQIM: officials.
France to outlaw visits to "terrorist" training camps.
Lawyers seek to block Muslim cleric’s extradition to U.S.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
Report: Apple began iPad mini mass production in September.
Deutsche Telekom, MetroPCS to merge U.S. mobile businesses.
No joy on Wall Street as biggest banks earn $63 billion.
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