REUTERS World News Headlines, Jun 13, 2011

• Australia, NZ flights resume as Chile volcano cloud rises
• U.S. Navy intercepted North Korean ship: report
• Powerful quakes rattle New Zealand city
• Police struggle to quell mass riots in southern China
• Battle for Libya oil town, fighting near Tripoli
• Syrian forces take border town as inhabitants flee
• Turkey's Erdogan promises consensus after big win
• Libyan rebels say still fighting near capital
• Abbas's Fatah expels ex-Palestinian strong-man
• Jordan King promises to speed democratic reforms
• Sudan's Bashir agrees to Abyei withdrawal: diplomats
• UAE recognises Libya rebels, to open Benghazi office
• Greeks protest for 19th day, utility union to strike
• Libyan government says Zawiyah revolt defeated
• Rebels say six fighters killed in Libya's Misrata
• Egypt detains suspected Israeli spy
• Italy referendums pose another test for Berlusconi
• Instant view: Turkey's Erdogan on track to win election
• Vietnam allows second anti-China protest in Hanoi
• Dozens of Bahrainis face court, 7 already convicted
• Democrats urge Weiner to resign, new photos emerge
• Yemen opposition: talks over after Saleh government snub
• Turkey's Erdogan set to win, initial results show: TV
• Somalia vows to defeat Qaeda after killing Mohammed
• Egypt detains suspected Israeli spy: report
• IMF cyber attack aimed to steal insider information: expert
• Shelling in Libya's Zintan kills 5-rebel spokesman
• Bahraini protest poet gets one-year jail term
• Thousands rally for reform in Bahrain
• Syrian state TV says heavy clashes in northern town
• Factbox: Snapshot of Turkey's economy
• Factbox: Election day in Turkey on Sunday
• Chilean ash cloud disrupts New Zealand-Australian flights
• First polls open in Turkish parliamentary election
• Syrian forces attack town as refugees flee to Turkey
• Berlusconi faces another test with Italy referendums
• Erdogan set for comfortable win as Turks vote
• Suspected suicide bombing kills 34 in Pakistan
• Thirty killed in Yemen amid Saleh power vacuum
• Violence roils Sudan oil state, leaders to hold talks

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