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Boy killed by rival teenage gang
16 Jun 2013 : A 16-year-old boy was fatally stabbed several times by a gang of teenagers at a bus stop near Kaset Nawamin intersection on Saturday night, police said.
England beat Argentina, win series 2-0
16 Jun 2013 : Freddie Burns scored 19 points as England beat Argentina 51-26 in the second Test in Buenos Aires on Saturday.
Egypt severs relations with Syria
16 Jun 2013 : Egypt's Islamist President Mohammed Morsi on Saturday announced the "definitive" severing of relations with war-torn Syria, which is suffering from more than two years of civil war.
French xenophobes attack Chinese
16 Jun 2013 : PARIS - Six Chinese oenology students were attacked in the early hours of Saturday in France's wine-producing region of Bordeaux, the interior ministry said, describing the violence as an act of xenophobia.
Busanan aiming for world junior title
16 Jun 2013 : It is a time of great excitement for Thai badminton fans. In the last three years since the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, badminton has attracted increasing attention, last week's SCG Thailand Open being a perfect example.
Thailand whip China in friendly
15 Jun 2013 : Thailand stunned hosts China 5-1 in a friendly football match in Hefei in eastern Anhui province on Saturday.
15 held in KL political protest
15 Jun 2013 : KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian police on Saturday arrested 15 people over a flash-mob protest held to promote a planned June 22 rally against alleged fraud in last month's elections.
William 'has Indian blood'
15 Jun 2013 : LONDON - Prince William will become Britain's first king to have proven Indian roots after saliva samples revealed direct lineage to the Commonwealth's most populous nation, The Times has reported.
Pakistan anti-women bombs kill 25
15 Jun 2013 : ISLAMABAD - At least 25 people were killed in southwest Pakistan on Saturday when militants blew up a bus carrying women students and attacked a hospital treating survivors, officials said.
HK marchers support Snowden
15 Jun 2013 : HONG KONG - Hundreds of Hong Kong residents rallied on Saturday at the US consulate to express support for American whistleblower Edward Snowden.
