REUTERS World News Headlines, Jun 18, 2011

South Korean troops shoot at civilian airliner by mistake Japan's TEPCO suspends cleanup at Fukushima Syria forces kill 19 in biggest protests: activists Timeline: Morocco's king announces new reforms Morocco King to lose some powers, remain key figure U.N. council splits U.N. Taliban, Qaeda sanctions list Syria forces shoot dead 16 in protests: activists Shelling hits southern town in Sudan's Abyei: U.N U.N. council recommends 2nd term for Ban Ki-moon Mexican teenage girls train as drug cartel killers Greek PM dumps finance chief to try to survive Quick Guide to the Greek crisis Austerity-hit Greeks say reshuffle won't change things Pakistan "concerned" by NATO incursion near border Gaddafi on Libyan TV pledges to defeat NATO Libyan prisoners stuck in limbo as war drags on Analysis: Medvedev promotes himself as candidate for change Gaddafi government talking to rebels: Russian envoy U.N. says it needs $200 million urgently in South Sudan Japan plant starts clean-up of radioactive water Yemeni government says Saleh to return from Saudi in days NATO probes reported errant strike on Libya rebels Factbox: Assad's efforts to appease protesters Food prices mean trouble for poor and politicians Nigerian Islamist sect claims bomb attack: report China raises flood alert to top level, 555,000 evacuated China to boost coastal forces amid sea tensions Russia eyes bigger role in Afghanistan, wants to rebuild: envoy Special Report: In Bahrain, a symbol at the heart of revolt Russia, China fail to reach 30-year gas supply deal Analysis: Indonesia cleric's jailing fails to ease terror fight On a shoestring, Libya's Misrata seeks normality Medvedev warns against stagnation in Russia Exiled Thaksin seeks December return to Thailand Somali pirates free German ship after ransom paid Cuba, others cause trouble in U.N. re-election: envoys Syria's Makhlouf owes fortune and infamy to Assad Strauss-Kahn told police in New York he had immunity Bin Laden deputy Zawahri to lead al Qaeda Rebels dismiss election offer, NATO pounds Tripoli

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