06/07/2012 | Printed Edition

Critics slam Humala’s crackdown

LIMA — A fifth protester died early yesterday following two days of clashes with police, as critics said Peruvian President Ollanta Humala’s crackdown on a rally against a US$5 billion gold mine proposed by Newmont had gone too far.

06/07/2012 | Commentary

Curbing the cost of health care

06/07/2012 | Argentina

Day by day

06/07/2012 | Sports

De Villota stable after further surgery

Spanish test driver Maria De Villota's condition has improved after further surgery to head and facial injuries and she is now serious but stable, her Marussia Formula One team said.

06/07/2012 | World

Europe's tallest skyscraper inaugurated in London

Europe's tallest skyscraper the Shard was inaugurated in a dazzling sound and light show befitting its status as the capital's brashest and most controversial building.

06/07/2012 | The World

Faulty data misled pilot in Brazil-France crash

06/07/2012 | Sports

Federer downs Djokovic in Wimbledon semi-final

Six-times champion Roger Federer produced a vintage display to beat defending champion Novak Djokovic 6-3 3-6 6-4 6-3 in the Wimbledon semi-final today.

06/07/2012 | The World

First NATO supply trucks cross Pakistan border

06/07/2012 | Sports

Forlan going from Inter to Internacional

Uruguay's Diego Forlan will join Brazilian club Internacional on Saturday, a day after Inter Milan terminated the striker's contract.

06/07/2012 | Entertainment

From the ‘Schubert of the Pampas’ to Stravinsky’s Sylphide