2015年5月15日 星期五

2015-05-16 Ghana World


Voice of America
   
Islamic State Raises Flag Over Ramadi   
Voice of America
CAIRO—. Islamic State militants took over the local government compound in the Iraqi city of Ramadi on Friday, raising their black flag in the Anbar province capital, after months of protracted conflict. Displaced civilians from Ramadi live in a camp set up for ...

Islamic State seizes Ramadi's local government headquarters in Iraq   The Globe and Mail
Riley: Latest ISIS advance in Iraq 'a huge setback'   Fox News
US 'expedites' weapons shipments to Iraq in wake of ISIS advances   CNN
New York Times   
Rudaw   
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Jerusalem Post Israel News
   
FIFA head fears Israel vote could set dangerous precedent   
Jerusalem Post Israel News
Blatter, who is standing for re-election at the Congress, said the dispute was "the biggest challenge" facing him as he comes to the end of his current mandate. FIFA President Sepp Blatter speaks at the 26th Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Congress in ...

The unlikely site of Palestine's battle for recognition: the soccer field   The Globe and Mail
Mahmoud Abbas could be Netanyahu's unlikely salvation   Haaretz (blog)
The Vatican, 'Palestine'–and Perils of International Campaigns for Statehood   Wall Street Journal (blog)
Press TV   
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Sky News Australia
   
Burundi president calls for end to protest   
Sky News Australia
Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has thanked loyalist forces for crushing a coup attempt and warned demonstrators to end their protests. After two days of heavy battles, the attempt by high-ranking security and defence figures to seize power ended in ...

PM Narendra Modi in China, Rahul Gandhi in Parliament: Best pictures of the ...   The Indian Express
African Regional Leaders Urged to Press Nkurunziza   Voice of America

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BBC News
   
North Korea: What should we make of latest 'execution'?   
BBC News
Information about what's really happening in North Korea should always be taken with a bucket of salt. Inside the country, the regime is as secretive as any regime gets. And outside, many people from all sides have an interest in misstatements. Intelligence ...

South Korean spy body faces close scrutiny   The Straits Times
Kim Jong-un visits fish farm without defense chief   Korea Times
Andrei Lankov: What happens when Kim runs out of generals and relatives to ...   National Post

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Reuters
   
Mali's Tuaregs boycott peace deal as violence erupt in north   
Reuters
BAMAKO Mali's Tuareg-led separatist rebels boycotted the signing of a peace deal with the government and its allied armed groups in the capital Bamako on Friday after signalling approval at talks in Algeria a day earlier. Hours before the ceremony, rebels ...

Mediator: Main Rebel Group Did Not Sign Mali Peace Accord   ABC News
Mediator says main Tuareg rebel group did not sign Mali peace accord; others ...   Fox News

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New York Times
   
Yemen: Aid Coordinator Asks Saudis to Simplify Restrictions   
New York Times
Scrambling to bring emergency aid into Yemen during a five-day humanitarian pause in the Saudi-led bombing of Houthi rebels and their allies, the United Nations said Friday that the relief effort was still encumbered by Saudi Arabia's stringent import ...

Morocco: body of downed pilot found in Yemen   Washington Post
THE SAUDI-LED BLOCKADE IS DEVASTATING YEMEN   Yemen Post
Houthi agrees to resume talks if bombing halts   Xinhua

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mirror.co.uk
   
On Int'l Day of Families, UN chief highlights gender equality, children's rights   
GlobalPost
UNITED NATIONS, May 15 (Xinhua) -- UN Secretary General Ban Ki- moon on Friday stressed the importance of gender equality and children's rights in contemporary families in his message to mark the International Day of Families, which is observed on ...

Gender Ministry to launch child and family welfare policy as Ghana marks ...   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
On International Day of Families, Ban spotlights need for gender equality ...   UN News Centre
International Day of Families: Telling the stories of three 'unconventional' but ...   mirror.co.uk

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Irish Times
   
Kremlin wants €1.163bn from France for undelivered Mistrals   
Irish Times
Russia wants €1.163 billion from France in compensation for cancelling a contract to deliver two Mistral helicopter carriers, a Russian source close to the negotiations said yesterday. French president François Holland has come under pressure from his ...

Scrapping the Mistral deal   The Economist
France offers Russia $890m to ditch warship deal   The Nation
Russia Wants Cash From France if Mistral Deal Is Voided   Voice of America
News24   
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BBC News
   
Labour leadership: Candidates to debate at conference   
BBC News
Prospective leaders of the Labour Party will face questions from the public later, in the wake of Chuka Umunna bowing out of the leadership contest. The shadow business secretary took his hat out of the ring on Friday, saying he was not "comfortable" with the ...

'Umunna's Withdrawal From Labour Party's Leadership Race May Haunt Him'   The Guardian Nigeria
Chuka Umunna pulls out of Labour Party leadership race   Irish Times
Still no sign of Labour embracing the future   Telegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail   
The Guardian   
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People Magazine
   
Desmond Tutu Files Criminal Charges Against His Granddaughter   
People Magazine
South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his wife have accused their granddaughter Ziyanda Palesa Tutu of property damage. The retired 83-year-old archbishop, a world-renowned leader in South Africa's anti-apartheid movement in the 1990s, and wife ...

Archbishop Desmond Tutu lays charges of malicious damage against his ...   The Independent
Desmond Tutu 'distressed' over granddaughter dispute   Times LIVE

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