2015年4月15日 星期三

2015-04-16 Israel Middle East


Deutsche Welle
   
UN Yemen envoy Jamal Benomar resigns   
Deutsche Welle
United Nations' special adviser to Yemen, Jamal Benomar, is likely to be replaced, according to a diplomatic source. The veteran Moroccan diplomat has apparently irked Riyadh for his handling of the Yemen crisis. UN Special Adviser on Yemen Briefs Media ...

UN special envoy to Yemen stepping down   San Antonio Express-News
On Yemen, Ban's UN Moves on From Benomar, Soft on Saudi Airstrikes   Inner City Press
UN peace envoy to war torn Yemen resigns   The Malaysian Insider
onmanorama   
New Straits Times Online   
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LubbockOnline.com
   
South Plains family of man convicted for Blackwater shooting in Iraq hoping for ...   
LubbockOnline.com
This combination made from file photo shows Blackwater guards, from left, Dustin Heard, Evan Liberty, Nicholas Slatten and Paul Slough. A years-long legal fight over a deadly mass shooting of civilians in an Iraq war zone reaches its reckoning point, when ...

Blackwater's Baghdad massacre is a reminder of how the US became what it ...   Vox
Blackwater verdicts lift 'the fog of war'   Los Angeles Times
People Are Finally Going To Jail For Iraq War Crimes. No, Really!   Wonkette (satire) (blog)
AllGov   
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Miami Herald
   
Building Bahrain's competitive edge   
Gulf Daily News
One of the most striking globalisation developments in recent years has been the emergence of the Arabian Gulf states. From 2002, the Gulf region enjoyed an average growth rate of over five per cent annually. High oil prices since 2002 have boosted ...

Bahrain Human Rights Abuses: Amnesty International Report Says Country ...   International Business Times
Amnesty says Bahrain reforms don't end rights violations   La Crosse Tribune

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Firstpost
   
Islamic State gains ground near Iraq's Anbar province   
Firstpost
Islamic State militants gained ground in western Iraq on Wednesday, overrunning several villages on the edge of the capital of Anbar province, police sources and local officials said. Iraqi police came under attack from the insurgents at dawn in Albu Ghanim ...

IS seizes parts of Iraq's largest oil refinery   The Sun Daily
Islamic State: Hundreds flee Iraq's Anbar province as militants seize village of ...   ABC Online
ISIL fighters overrun several villages in western Iraq   Aljazeera.com
Daily Beast   
Bloomberg   
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Daily Beast
   
Turkey Nurtures Egypts Terrorist Muslim Brothers   
Daily Beast
While Cairo hands down death sentences, Ankara allows the Brotherhood to open TV stations. A close look at a rivalry shaping many Mideast conflicts. ISTANBUL — Walid Sami fusses over a cup of green tea in the crowded apartment he shares with another ...

Can Egypt tackle its terrorism problem?   Jerusalem Post Israel News
Egyptian official says books burned in schoolyard were corrupting children   CTV News

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gulfnews.com
   
'Bullets hit our car': Woman recalls escape   
gulfnews.com
AFP Terrifying ordeal Pakistani teacher and Yemen evacuee Saima Tanveer with her daughter in Peshawar. Tanveer was among around 170 Pakistanis who were evacuated on April 3. Published: 21:25 April 15, 2015 Gulf News. AFP ...

'Bullets hit our car': Pakistani recalls terrifying Yemen escape   SAMAA TV

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Al-Bawaba
   
'We would've starved to death': Gulf is Lebanese economy's life support, says ...   
Al-Bawaba
The announcement, Mohammed Choucair, who also warned of grave consequences for the Lebanese economy if the verbal campaign against Saudi Arabia continues. More >. Create alert for DubaiDubai. ,. Create alert for Abu DhabiAbu Dhabi.
Entering the Private Sector, But Where?   The Majalla Magazine

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The Australian
   
What can Clinton do for the Middle East?   
Daily Sabah
Hillary Clinton is an important figure in U.S. politics. She is particularly known for her criticisms on the U.S.'s hesitations in Syria. Articles · COLUMNS Yemen, Iraq and US · COLUMNS President Erdoğan's visit to Iran · COLUMNS A new deal for Iran?
Assad is still needed at the negotiating table   The Hill (blog)
Where Have All the Arab States Gone?   Foreign Policy (blog)

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KMBZ
   
Egyptian President Calls Security in Region 'Red Line' in Discussing Operations   
KMBZ
Photo by Ebrahim Hamid /Anadolu Agency/Getty Images(CAIRO) -- Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said Tuesday that security in the Gulf region is a "red line" during a meeting with Saudi Defense Minister Prince Mohammad Bin Salman. The two ...


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Latin American Herald Tribune
   
At Least 2 Cadets Killed in Explosion in Northeastern Egypt   
Latin American Herald Tribune
CAIRO – At least two Egyptian cadets were killed and seven others were wounded after an explosive device was detonated on Wednesday near a soccer stadium in the northeastern Egyptian city of Kafr el-Sheikh in the Nile Delta, a security official told Efe.
Two military cadets killed in Egypt bomb attack   Gulf Times
Bomb in north Egypt kills two military academy students   Ynetnews
2 military cadets killed in Egypt blast   Arab News

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