- At least 17 people are killed by a car bomb in the Syrian city of Aleppo, reports say, as new peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi begins a mission to the region.
- Iraq sentences vice-president to death. Tareq al-Hashemi found guilty in absentia by criminal court of masterminding the killing of two people.
- Greece fails to agree on spending cuts. With troika representatives in Athens to discuss the latest loan deal, protesters take to the streets.
- US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges Asian countries not to let territorial disputes disrupt the world's most dynamic economic region.
- Kürdistan Yurtseverler Birliği (KYB) ve Kürdistan Demokrat Partisi (KDP) başta olmak üzere, Irak'ın kuzeyinde etkili olan partiler, Bağdat'taki merkezi hükümeti, "askeri siyasete dahil etmekle" suçladı.
- Somali lawmakers are scheduled to choose the next president Monday as the nation sets up its first stable central government since the 1991 ouster of a dictator.
- İşitme engelli 14 yaşındaki Z.K. beş kişinin istismarına uğradı. Z.K.'nın teşhisine rağmen zanlılar serbest bırakıldı. Küçük kız 'koruma altına' alınmadı. O dönemde tekrar tecavüze uğradı ve hamile kaldı.
- Some 3,000 people leave their homes in Nicaragua as the country's highest volcano, San Cristobal, spews ash and gas high into the atmosphere.
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