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Air assaults on Japanese Ghouta and Idlib abolish practically 200
The death toll in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta suburb and Idlib province has climbed to at least 180, as Syrian government and Russian forces continued their air attacks on the rebel-held areas for a fourth day. At least 34 civilians, including 12 children and a woman, were killed in Eastern Ghouta, a rebel enclave on the outskirts…
Khaleda Zia jailed for five years in corruption case
A court in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, has sentenced former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia to five years in jail in a corruption case. Judge Md Akhtaruzzaman of the Special Court-5 on Thursday sentenced the two-time former prime minister to rigorous imprisonment, according to the Daily Star newspaper. Zia, the chairperson of the country’s main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist…
Elon Musk: Mannequin 3 production concerns stem from Tesla getting ‘overconfident’ and ‘too cheerful’
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says Model 3…
Yemeni Nobel laureate: Saudi Arabia, UAE grasp Yemen
Yemeni Nobel Peace laureate Tawakkol Karman has called for an end to what she says is a military occupation of her country by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in an exclusive interview with the Reuters news agency. An outspoken rights advocate and activist with Yemen’s Islah party, Karman won the prize in…
Backlash in DC after Trump orders major navy parade
Opponents of US President Donald Trump belittled his order to put on a massive military parade in Washington DC to celebrate American power with one calling him « Napoleon in the making ». Trump’s order to his generals to prepare a military extravaganza replete with tanks and marching soldiers was met with comparisons on Wednesday to autocratic…
Steve Wynn Would possibly perhaps Resign With a $300 Million Bonus
After Steve Wynn resigned Tuesday from his eponymous hotel company amid allegations of sexual misconduct, he’s still likely to reap the benefits that come with having your name on the front door, not to mention on resorts and casinos around the world. Having served as CEO and chairman of Wynn Resorts (wynn) since 2002, the…
Myanmar ‘starving out’ Rohingya in Rakhine: Amnesty
Authorities in Myanmar have robbed, abducted and deliberately starved Rohingya men, women and children, in an effort to make life « so intolerable » for members of the minority group that they will leave the country, Amnesty International says. In a briefing released on Wednesday, the human rights group alledged that « ethnic cleansing continues » against the Rohingya, nearly…
Australia’s most accepted pure vacationer spots are below threat from local weather trade
Things are looking pretty grim for Australian tourism pulls like the Great Barrier Reef, according to a new report.Image: REINHARD DIRSCHER/ullstein bild via Getty ImagesBy Shannon Connellan2018-02-08 04:55:44 UTC Want to visit a pristine Australian beach, or discover the delights of the Great Barrier Reef? You’d better be quick. Like many of the world’s natural…
Top doctors name for assisted dying to be legalised to think survey of public
Assisted dying should be legalised to reflect the view of the “great majority of the public”, say some of Britain’s leading doctors. The British Medical Journal is calling for a law change – following the lead of European countries, most notably Switzerland, Canada and some US states, where they argue it “works well”. A survey…
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