REUTERS World News Headlines, Jun 13, 2011

• Erdogan set for comfortable win as Turks vote
• First polls open in Turkish parliamentary election
• Chilean ash cloud disrupts New Zealand-Australian flights
• 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
• Fighting in Zawiyah shuts Libya road to Tunisia
• Somalia says killed top African al Qaeda operative
• Senior Gaddafi aide wounded in NATO strike: rebels
• Thousands rally for reform in Bahrain
• Libya rebels say NATO tactics dubious after deaths
• Syria uses tanks to attack northern village: source
• Israel defense minister to China for first time in decade
• Factbox: Latest developments in Libyan conflict
• Yemen's Saleh stable, recovering: ambassador
• Clinton warns against "new colonialism" in Africa
• Thousands of Bahrainis gather at protest rally
• Factbox: Security developments in Iraq, June 11
• Fighting in Zawiyah shuts Libya coast road: resident
• Bombs in Iraq's Mosul kill four, injure 50: police
• Factbox: Security developments in Afghanistan, June 11
• Pakistan vows support for Afghan peace process
• Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to implement transit trade accord
• Bomb kills 15 Afghan civilians; May deadliest month
• Anti-apartheid activist Sisulu gets official funeral
• Somali pirates free Kuwaiti oil tanker
• Vietnam welcomes international help as sea dispute escalates
• Kuwait arrests man over Twitter posts: source
• Al Shabaab rebels claim killing of Somalia minister
• Air Canada customer agents serve strike notice
• Venezuela's Chavez has surgery in Cuba
• South Sudan accuses north of air attack, clashes flare
• Helicopters open fire to disperse Syrian protesters
• Fighting erupts in Zlitan, Turkey offers Gaddafi exit
• Turkey says offered Gaddafi "guarantee" to quit Libya
• Clinton says not pursuing World Bank job
• Saudi Arabia must stop use of death penalty: Amnesty

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