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England cement white-ball rise with No.1 ODI rating 0

England cement white-ball rise with No.1 ODI rating

England’s burgeoning status as a white-ball team has been confirmed by their ascent to the top of the latest ICC one-day rankings, with India slipping to No.2 on the list. England’s ascent to the top spot was cemented by two impressive away victories this winter – they beat Australia 4-1 in January before seeing off…

Saudi Arabia says elevated oil costs might possibly no longer change the tempo of its reforms 0

Saudi Arabia says elevated oil costs might possibly no longer change the tempo of its reforms

Earlier on Wednesday, Al-Jadaan said that the country had a projected budget deficit of 195 billion riyals ($52 billion) in 2018, or 7.3 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP), down from 230 billion riyals last year. Speaking at a conference in Riyadh, the minister said first-quarter fiscal results showed progress in increasing non-oil revenues,…

Trump Legal professionals Acknowledged to Lack Safety Clearance Amid Mueller Talks 0

Trump Legal professionals Acknowledged to Lack Safety Clearance Amid Mueller Talks

Donald Trump’s current team of lawyers lacks the security clearances needed to discuss sensitive issues related to a possible presidential interview with Special Counsel Robert Mueller, according to two people familiar with the matter. Trump’s former lead lawyer John Dowd had been the only member of the president’s personal legal team with a security clearance,…

Ilan Pappe: Palestinians secure now not want US for his or her statehood 0

Ilan Pappe: Palestinians secure now not want US for his or her statehood

Doha, Qatar – Prominent Israeli historian Ilan Pappe says US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital has shown the Palestinians that Washington has no interest in helping them achieve statehood.  In an interview with Al Jazeera in Qatar’s capital, Doha, Pappe also said Trump’s positions should make Palestinians realise that American intervention…

The struggles of Myanmar’s peace job 0

The struggles of Myanmar’s peace job

Myanmar’s peace process with ethnic minority groups appears to be floundering because of a deteriorating relationship between the government and its military – or, perhaps, as some would say, the military and its government. No date has been set for a third round of peace talks between the administration of State Counsellor Aung San Suu…

US, China and Saudi Arabia top checklist of militia spending 0

US, China and Saudi Arabia top checklist of militia spending

Global military spending rose last year to its highest level since the Cold War, with the United States, China and Saudi Arabia topping the list, according to a Swedish-based research institute.  In a report published on Wednesday, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) estimated that world military expenditure totalled $1.73tn in 2017, up 1.1…

Opposition chief calls for nationwide strike as crisis deepens 0

Opposition chief calls for nationwide strike as crisis deepens

Nikol Pashinyan, the Armenian opposition leader, has called for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after failing to be elected prime minister. The 42-year-old was the sole candidate in Tuesday’s parliamentary vote but could not secure the necessary support of 53 legislators amid a deepening political crisis following two weeks of anti-government protests. Pashinyan, who…

Demo-Be conscious in Chemnitz überwiegend ruhig – Cool gemacht, Polizei! 0

Demo-Be conscious in Chemnitz überwiegend ruhig – Cool gemacht, Polizei!

20.16 Uhr Polizeipräsidentin und Innensenator zufrieden Berlins neue Polizeipräsidentin Barbara Slowik (seit drei Wochen im Amt) und Innensenator Andreas Geisel (SPD) ziehen jetzt schon erste Bilanz: Viele Menschen hätten friedlich gefeiert, sagte Slowik am Dienstagabend im TV. Die sogenannte revolutionäre 1. Mai-Demonstration sei ohne größere Straftaten geblieben, die Teilnehmerzahl rückläufig. Die Polizei werde bei Straftaten…

Prue Leith tells of her brother’s agonising loss of life from bone most cancers 0

Prue Leith tells of her brother’s agonising loss of life from bone most cancers

Prue Leith says her brother died in agony because doctors were afraid of hastening his death under Britain’s euthanasia laws. The restaurateur and TV presenter said David Leith ‘suffered months of agony and a horrific death from bone cancer’ as doctors wouldn’t give him more morphine. Leith was speaking in support of Noel Conway who suffers from motor…