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AL JINEH AFP March17, 2017-The US said it carried out an air strike in Syria against an Al-Qaeda meeting but denied deliberately targeting a mosque where a monitor said on Friday 46 people were killed.
Syria’s army said on Friday it shot down an Israeli plane that had carried out pre-dawn raids on a military target near Palmyra, the famed desert city it recently recaptured from jihadists.
SEOUL AFP March17, 2017 -The United States’ “strategic patience” with nuclear-armed North Korea is over, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in Seoul on Friday after visiting the Demilitarised Zone.
COPENHAGEN REUTERS March 17 -Denmark will extradite to South Korea the daughter of the central figure in an influence-peddling scandal that led to the ouster of its president, the Danish public prosecutor said on Friday, but her lawyer said sh
British Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to trigger Brexit this week by formally notifying the European Union of Britain’s intention to leave the bloc, sending her country into uncharted waters.
DPA, 14th MARCH, 2017 - German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s first face-to-face meeting with US President Donald Trump will have to wait a few days because of severe weather in the Monday forecast for Washington.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she’ll start the legal process of preparing for a second independence referendum, threatening to open a new front in the Brexit battle as the British government prepares to trigger negotiations
Preparations continued Monday across the Northeast for the arrival of what forecasters say will be the first major winter storm of the season, bringing with it dire warnings of blizzard conditions in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.
In a crowded court just outside Delhi, the fate of 148 men caught up in a deadly labour dispute at India’s largest car maker has been decided in a case that has highlighted the unrest rippling across India’s industrial landscape.
Turkish ministers have been forced out of Holland sparking mass riots on the streets of Rotterdam as protesters and police became embroiled in violent clashes. Many of those protesting were Turkish nationals living in the Netherlands. Water cannon we
SYRIA, UNICEF, 13.03.2017 - UNICEF reported Monday, hundreds of children were killed in Syria in 2016, the most since UNICEF began keeping records.
Addis Ababa, (Daily Mail, London), 13 March 2017 - At least 46 people were killed and dozens more were hurt in a giant landslide at Ethiopia’s largest rubbish dump outside the capital Addis Ababa. The disaster flattened dozens of
A young woman forced by a lifelong condition to have both her legs removed has amazed doctors by becoming a mother.
An industrial state was transformed into a sea of colour on Sunday as hundreds of Hindus came together to celebrate the festival of Holi by hurling powdered paint at each other. Between 600 and 700 people took part in the event, held at the Swi
Seven people including two police officers were injured when a man wielding an axe went on the rampage at a train station in Dusseldorf.
At a 50-square mile nature reserve tucked deep in Arctic Siberia, scientists are working on a radical plan to fight climate change by reviving the ancient grasslands of the last Ice Age – and the beasts that once roamed them.
South Korean President Park Geun-hye has been removed from office, with the Constitutional Court unanimously upholding a parliamentary vote to impeach her for her role in a corruption and influence-peddling scandal.
(Daily Mail, London), 9 March 2017 - A million Vietnamese people are still affected by America’s use of chemical weapons in the 1960s which has left babies suffering painful deformities and mental illness.
(Daily Mail, London), 10 March 2017- A second referendum on Scottish independence is ‘inevitable’ Government ministers have revealed.
China on Thursday demanded the US “stop its cyberattacks” after Wikileaks released a trove of documents which they said exposed the CIA’s hacking operations.
ISLAMABAD AFP March9, 2017- A Pakistani court has ordered the government to open an investigation into online “blasphemy”, threatening to ban social media networks if they failed to censor content deemed insulting to Islam, lawyers said T
Washington Post, SEOUL, 09.03.2017 — South Korea’s Constitutional Court will deliver its decision Friday in the sensational impeachment case against President Park Geun-hye, who’s at the center of a bribery scandal that has shocked
The death toll from a brazen attack on Afghanistan’s largest military hospital by terrorists disguised as medics has risen to 49 with dozens wounded, a senior health official said on Thursday.
SEOUL AFP March9, 2017- The heir to the Samsung business empire denied all charges in connection with a wide-ranging corruption scandal, his lawyers told the first court hearing on his case Thursday.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday endorsed Republican legislation to replace the Obamacare healthcare law but the measure faced a rebellion by conservative groups and lawmakers, complicating its chances for passage in the U.S. Congress.
DPA, 08th MARCH, 2017 - The British parliament’s upper house backed an amendment to Prime Minister Theresa May’s bill to trigger formal Brexit talks, insisting on votes in both houses of parliament before an agreement is finalized with th
NDTV, 08th MARCH, 2017 - An explosion and gunfire rattled Kabul’s diplomatic district Wednesday as insurgents dressed as doctors attacked Afghanistan’s largest military hospital, officials said, as growing insecurity besets the war-batter
THE HINDU, 08th MARCH, 2017 - The Australian government minister in charge of the suspended seabed search for the Malaysia Airlines jet told victims’ families and friends
China, fearing a rapid escalation of tension on the Korean peninsula, called on North Korea on Wednesday to stop its nuclear and missile tests and for South Korea and the United States to stop joint military drills and seek talks instead.
TOKYO - Malaysia’s prime minister accused North Korea of “effectively holding our citizens hostage” Tuesday, after the Kim regime banned all Malaysians in North Korea from leaving the country, the latest escalation in tensions
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