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      Friday 25 May RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      Cyber criminals are cranking out new weapons at a brisk pace, tailoring malicious software for a spectrum of gadgets including smartphones, tablets, and Macintosh computers, a security firm said
      Bulletin: Cyber crooks cranking out new weapons experts warn

      Bulletin: Cyber crooks cranking out new weapons experts warn

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      US President Barack Obama speaks on global agriculture and food security at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC. Obama on Friday reached out to the private sector in hopes of lifting 50 million people in the developing world from poverty, as wealthy nations grapple with a budget crunch.
      Bulletin: Obama turns to private sector to feed world's poor

      Bulletin: Obama turns to private sector to feed world's poor

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      Abu Mansoor al-Amriki (the American), a member of Somalia's Al-Qaeda affiliated rebels, appears in an internet video dated from 2009. The US extremist has recounted his life in an autobiography, claming he misses Chinese takeaways and his family. If confirmed, the book will be the first confirmation he is alive since March.
      Bulletin: US jihadi in Somalia craves fast food, misses family

      Bulletin: US jihadi in Somalia craves fast food, misses family

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      US assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson, pictured in 2010. The United States vowed Wednesday that it would not lift sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and dozens of top officials before there are signs of permanent political reforms.
      Bulletin: US won't lift Zimbabwe sanctions before reforms

      Bulletin: US won't lift Zimbabwe sanctions before reforms

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      An armed Somali pirate keeping vigil on the coastline near Hobyo, northeastern Somalia, in 2010. A high-seas drama with Kalashnikov and rocket-propelled grenade fire gripped a Rome courtroom at the trial of alleged Somali pirates Tuesday, as EU forces blasted a pirate base for the first time.
      Bulletin: High-seas drama at Somali piracy trial in Italy

      Bulletin: High-seas drama at Somali piracy trial in Italy

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      Zambians queue up to cast their vote in 2001. Zambia signed a deal Thursday with the United States for a grant worth over almost $355 million to improve water and sanitation in the cholera-plagued capital city, Lusaka.
      Bulletin: US gives Zambia $355 mln for water projects

      Bulletin: US gives Zambia $355 mln for water projects

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      Lam Tak-fai, the Acting Head of Ports and Maritime Command, holds up a rhino horn at Hong Kong's Customs and Excise Department Offices in November 2011. US investigators say more arrests are on the way as a new task force sets its sights on organized crime players that experts say is driven by smugglers from Ireland, China, Vietnam, the US and elsewhere.
      Bulletin: US rhino horn trafficking draws motley profiteers

      Bulletin: US rhino horn trafficking draws motley profiteers

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      Mothers wait with their children at the district hospital of Tillaberi in 2005. Niger has ousted Afghanistan as the worst place in the world to be a mother, largely due to hunger, according to a report by Save the Children.
      Bulletin: Niger is worst place to be a mother: study

      Bulletin: Niger is worst place to be a mother: study

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      A rebel fighter points toward an Antonov plane flying overhead moments before bombing the area in Kurmuk region of Sudan's Blue Nile state in October. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday pressed Sudan for a definitive end to bombings against South Sudan, after Khartoum said it would comply with a UN call to end the violence.
      Bulletin: Clinton urges Sudan to halt violence

      Bulletin: Clinton urges Sudan to halt violence

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      Undated image released by the US Department of Defense shows Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden watching himself and US President Barack Obama on television at his compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. The US released letters Thursday from bin Laden's compound that revealed a divided Al-Qaeda and an anxious leader worried about his network's image among Muslims
      Bulletin: Letters reveal anxious bin Laden, divided Al-Qaeda

      Bulletin: Letters reveal anxious bin Laden, divided Al-Qaeda

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