2013 India–Pakistan border incidents: Five Indian Army soldiers are killed in an attack near the Pakistan border in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. (Reuters)
Danish police evacuate part of central Copenhagen after a parked car is found with wires attached to it. (Reuters Trust)
2013 embassy closures:
The United States Department of State evacuates staff from the United States Embassy in Yemen due to an al-Qaida threat. (AP via NPR)
Ten people are killed in a clash between rival drug cartels in Honduras. (BBC)
Syrian civil war:
Syrian rebels capture Menagh Military Airbase in Aleppo near the Turkish border. (BBC), (CNN)
A car bomb kills 18 people and wounds 55 in a suburb in Damascus. (USA Today)
A chemical attack on Adra and Houma in the Damascus Suburbs is reported. (Israel National News)
Iraqi insurgency (post-U.S. withdrawal):
25 people are killed and 60 are wounded by car bombs near markets in Baghdad in Iraq. (Reuters)
Yemeni tribesman shoot down an army military helicopter killing eight soldiers. (The Times of India)
Four suspected Al-Qaeda militants are killed in a drone strike. (Reuters)
Tunisian police shoot dead an Islamist Militant on the outskirt of the capital Tunis in a raid. (Reuters) (Daily Telegraph)
Disaster and accidents
A gas explosion in an apartment block kills five people and injures a dozen in the Argentine city of Rosario. (USA Today)
A hot Air Balloon carrying an American family crashes killing one person and injures four in the Swiss town of Montbovon. (Huffington Post)
Law and crime
The trial of Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a former United States Army Medical Corps officer and the Gunman during the Fort Hood shooting, begins. (Washington Post)
The first execution by lethal injection is officially implemented in Viet Nam when 27-year-old Nguyễn Anh Tuấn is executed in Hanoi.(Vietnamnet)
Politics and elections
Tunisia’s constituent assembly is suspended until the Islamist-led Government and secular opposition begin talks to resolve a Political crisis.(BBC)
Saudi king Abdullah appoints Prince Sultan bin Salman Al Saud as deputy Defense Minster. (Jerusalem Post)
