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Official: Germans not ‘targeted’ in Istanbul

ISTANBUL (AP) -The latest on the investigation into the explosion in the historic center of Istanbul. All times local. 1:20 p.m. Germany’s interior minister says there are no indications so far that Germans were specifically targeted in the attack in Istanbul. Germany has taken a noncombat role in the international …

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Obama summons Americans to compromise and change

WASHINGTON (AP) – With Americans soon to begin choosing his successor, President Barack Obama is casting his seven divisive years as a time of positive change, implicitly asking voters to replace him with a Democrat who would continue his hard-won policies on health care, climate change and Iran. Addressing a …

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Syrian blamed for suicide bombing in Istanbul

ISTANBUL (AP) – The latest on the explosion in historic center of Istanbul. All times local: 2:25 p.m. Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus says the suicide bomber who carried out an attack in Istanbul’s historic neighborhood is a 28-year-old Syrian national. Kurtulmus said most of the 10 people who …

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Suu Kyi takes part in talks to boost Myanmar cease-fire

NAYPYITAW, Myanmar (AP) – Aung San Suu Kyi, whose pro-democracy party will take over power in Myanmar from a pro-military government in coming months, on Tuesday participated for the first time in official talks to bring peace with the country’s fractious ethnic minorities. Suu Kyi (pronounced “Suu-chee”) spoke at the …

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Samsung reaches partial agreement with sick workers

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – Samsung Electronics reached a partial agreement on workplace safety with sickened workers and their families, nearly a decade after the death of a 22-year-old chip worker from leukemia galvanized concern about conditions in South Korea’s semiconductor industry. The South Korean company and Banolim, which is …

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