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Broke into the restaurant in the famous city of Timbuktu in Mali on Friday, grabbed four tourists, dining there and executed one, when he refused to climb into their truck, according to a witness and an official examination of the body. Armed men entered the Amanar restaurant in the afternoon and pointed their guns at the four tourists, canteen, said Moussa Boubacar, a customer in a restaurant. Four followed the militants out, but when the militants tried to make them enter the car, one of the tourists refused, Boubacar said. The abductors opened fire, killing him on the spot, says Boubacar.

Fighting ranges Yemen, heavy fighting between rival army units shook the capital of Yemen on Friday, killing two soldiers in what could mark the starting point via the power struggle for several days after the autocratic President Ali Abdullah Saleh agreed to end their 33-year reign. Clashes pitted central security forces, forces under the command of Saleh's nephew, Colonel Yehya Saleh against the troops of the first Armored Division, headed by General Ali Mohsen Al Ahmar, who had deserted and joined the protesters in March. The Crackle of automatic weapons and heavy thud mortars echoed across the city.

Turkey continues to anger Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Friday renewed Turkey's anger Israel killed nine Turkish citizens in the past year, during the Israeli commando raid on Turkish ship tries to run the Israeli blockade of Gaza. As a result of this incident when a close ally of Turkey, Israel withdrew its Ambassador from Israel. "Israel buried our friendship in the deep waters of the Mediterranean Sea, Davutoglu said.

The Court ended for HIV Gel new trial microbicide gel to protect women from HIV infection was canceled Friday after researchers reported that it does not work. News was a major disappointment for Aids research. It is not clear why gel fails in this test, since it seemed surprisingly work well in the previous year. Finding a vaginal gel that protects women against the virus that causes AIDS, but still allows them to get pregnant for a long time was requested Aids researchers, because it can be used secretly women fear of failure or even beat, if they ask their partner use a condom.

12 dead in storm A-Sri Lanka-floods in Sri Lanka left at least 12 people dead, local officials said Friday. Gale force winds also injured 50 people and damaged more than 1000 houses in the southern Galle and Matara, where eight fishermen were killed.

Mines Peru contested protests, mounting against the proposed gold mine in Northern Peru, local officials called on Humala Czech President to meet with opponents of the project on the potential social and environmental consequences. Gregorio Santos, Chairman of the Cajamarca region, said Humala should meet with local residents concerned that the proposed mine threatens the Conga in water and can destroy entire ecosystem ".

Iraq President wants, President of United States assistance Iraq said that his country faces huge flaws, protecting its airspace and sea, and that the Iraqi military commanders want to help the American military training. In an interview with Iraqi State TV broadcast Friday Jalal Talabani said that he read numerous reports by senior Iraqi army all said that people need some kind of presence of the United States.

Morocco begins vote under pressure from Arab spring uprising, King Mohammed VI of Morocco had proposed a new Constitution last summer, more power to Parliament. On Friday, voters went to the polls to determine the composition of this body.

India allows foreign supermarkets, Minister of trade of India on Friday defended the Government's decision to open the retail sector to foreign supermarkets, saying, this step will create about 10 million jobs, as well as to protect small shops and farmers. But opposition parties stalled Parliament persuaded and in protest against the policies that they say will have the opposite effect. India's Cabinet late Thursday allowed foreign enterprises to hold 51 percent of shares in multi-brand retail. It also decided to allow 100 percent foreign direct investment in the sector, the single brand.

Change in Japan Imperial Japanese household Agency told the Prime Minister that an "urgent matter" for the Government to consider whether a female member of the imperial family should be allowed to create a new branch of the family, the preservation of its Royal status after marrying outside the family. The Agency also said Prime Minister Executive Noda last month must be