2015年4月14日 星期二

2015-04-15 Israel World


Reuters UK
   
Russia opens way to missile deliveries to Iran, starts oil-for-goods swap   
Reuters UK
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia paved the way on Monday for missile system deliveries to Iran and started an oil-for-goods swap, signalling that Moscow may have a head-start in the race to benefit from an eventual lifting of sanctions on Tehran. The moves ...


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MSNBC
   
They agree on this: Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio want Cuba to remain on terror list   
Miami Herald (blog)
President Obama's decision Tuesday to no longer consider Cuba a terrorist nation prompted sharp rebukes from newly declared Republican presidential contender Marco Rubio and one of his likely rivals, Jeb Bush. For Rubio, it was an opportunity to receive ...

Marco Rubio enters 2016 presidential bid and takes swipe at Hillary Clinton   Daily Mail

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The Rakyat Post
   
Italy: 400 May Have Drowned in Capsizing of Migrant Ship   
New York Times
The aid group Save the Children said Tuesday that 400 people may have drowned this week in a capsizing off the Libyan coast, based on its interviews of survivors who arrived in Reggio Calabria in southern Italy. Italy's coast guard helped rescue 144 people ...

Up to 400 migrants died in boat capsize off Libya: survivors   Manila Bulletin
400 missing in shipwreck   Bangkok Post
Danger and despair in the Mediterranean as migrants stream toward Italy   CNN

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The Nation
   
UN slaps arms embargo on Yemen rebels   
The Nation
UNITED NATIONS - After weeks of closed-door negotiations between diplomats from Persian Gulf states and Russia, the UN Security Council has imposed an arms embargo against the Houthi rebels in Yemen and blacklisted the son of Yemen's former ...

UN Imposes Arms Embargo Targeting Yemen's Iran-Allied Houthi Rebels   Newsweek
Arms embargo 'Yemenis' victory'   Arab News
Yemen conflict: Houthi rebels condemn UN arms embargo   BBC News
TODAYonline   
The Daily Star   
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The Australian Financial Review
   
Obama to remove Cuba from terrorism list   
The Australian Financial Review
U.S. President Barack Obama shakes hands with Cuba's President Raul Castro as they hold a bilateral meeting during the Summit of the Americas in Panama City April 11, 2015. Reuters. US President Barack Obama has told Congress he intends to remove ...

Cuba welcomes US move to drop country from terror list   Telegraph.co.uk
Obama moves to drop Cuba from terror blacklist after assurances it won't support ...   Firstpost
Obama's push may thaw US-Cuba ties   Independent Online
BBC News   
Deutsche Welle   
The News International   
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Sky News Australia
   
Somali Shabab kill 15 in attack   
Sky News Australia
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked Shabab militants have blasted their way into the higher education ministry in Mogadishu with a car bomb before storming the building, killing 15 people. Police and witnesses said Tuesday's car bomb caused a huge explosion ...

Assault on Somali education ministry leaves 17 dead   New Zealand Herald
Over 20 killed in Al Shabaab attack in Somalia   Business Standard
Al Shabaab militants attack Somali government building, at least 10 dead   Reuters
euronews   
Zee News   
VICE News   
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The Hindu
   
We will never forget you, Malala's open letter to girls abducted by Boko Haram   
The Hindu
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai on Tuesday criticised Nigerian and other world leaders for failing to secure the release of over 200 girls abducted by Boko Haram militants a year ago. In an open letter addressed to the victims of the Boko Haram ...

Military to liberate Sambisa forest before May 29, says Dasuki   The Guardian Nigeria
Never lose hope, Malala tells Chibok girls   Independent Online
New York's Empire State lights up for Nigeria kidnapped girls   GMA News
Leadership Newspapers   
DAWN.com   
NEWS.com.au   
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inSing.com News
   
Logic puzzle not for P5, but for Sec 3 Math Olympiads   
inSing.com News
It turns out that a mathematics and logic question which went viral on Facebook over the past few days is not a Primary 5 maths question but a Math Olympiads question for Secondary 3 and 4 students. Henry Ong, executive director of SASMO (Singapore and ...

Stinkers for big thinkers: 12 fiendish logic puzzles to push your brain to the brink   mirror.co.uk
Singapore high school math stumps the Internet   The Daily Star
High school maths problem stumps netizens   Times of India
Telegraph.co.uk   
Scottish Daily Record   
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BBC News
   
Asiana plane skids off runway at Hiroshima, Japan   
BBC News
Air safety authorities in Japan are investigating how a South Korean Asiana Airlines plane skidded off a runway on landing at Hiroshima airport. The 74 passengers and seven crew members used emergency chutes to evacuate the Airbus 320 in the incident ...

Investigation launched into Asiana Airbus Hiroshima runway mishap; passenger ...   The Japan Times
Probe launched after Asiana jet skids off runway in Japan   Daily Mail
Plane Skids off Runway in Japan; About 20 Injured   ABC News

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Syracuse.com
   
Georgia man shoots at armadillo, bullet hits mother-in-law in back   
Syracuse.com
An armadillo, named Ana Botafogo in honor of the Brazilian dancer, walks in the Rio Zoo in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A man in central Georgia shot at an armadillo, but the bullet ricocheted and hit his mother-in-law instead. (Silvia Izquierdo | The Associated ...

Shell shock: Shot meant for armadillo ricochets into mother-in-law   RT
US man kills armadillo, ricochet gunshot hits mother-in-law   Toronto Star
Ga. man shoots at armadillo, bullet ricochets, injures mother-in-law   Chicago Tribune
Belfast Telegraph   
Salon   
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