Two Bethnal Green schoolgirls 'now married to Isis men' in Syria
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Two Bethnal Green schoolgirls 'now married to Isis men' in Syria by Vikram Dodd and Nadia Khomami
Teenagers Shamima Begum, Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase, 15, fled from Britain in February, and two have had husbands ‘approved’ for them
Two of the three east London schoolgirls who fled to join Islamic State in Syria have married men approved for them by the terrorist group, their families have told the Guardian.
Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15, fled in February from Britain after deceiving their parents and siblings.
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Ecuador’s government and opposition have both been using Francis’ imminent arrival to get their messages across, spurring complaints that a historic event is being politicized
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In photos selected Friday by Wall Street Journal editors, a girl mimics Lady Liberty, hotdog-eating-contest competitors get weighed in, Greeks rally ahead of a referendum, and more.
Ten years after 7/7 bombings, Britain is split over how to fight extremism by Griff Witte, Souad Mekhennet
The coastguard in Turkey rescue a ten month old baby girl after she floated 1 kilometre out to sea. The girl is drifting towards the Greek island of Lesbos in a child's inflatable toy when she is picked up by a member of the coastguard off Turkey's south west coast. The baby was unharmed and is quickly reunited with her mother Continue reading...
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Islamic State Posts Photos of Militants Taking Sledgehammer to Ancient ...
VICE News The so-called Islamic State (IS) militant group has released photos of its members smashing antiquities taken from the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra by a smuggler who was reportedly later whipped for his thievery. In a statement released on social ... and more » |
From Taliban to IS, Afghan Fighters Pledge New Allegianceby webdesk@voanews.com (Rahimgul Sarwan)
The Islamic State group appears to be attracting new followers in yet another country, with Afghan fighters raising the black flag in parts of Afghanistan's Nangarhar province. In this report narrated by Roger Wilkison, VOA's Ashna TV reporter Sarwan Rahim Gul has more from Nangarhar's Bati Kot district.
Putin: West 'Pressures' Russia Because of Its 'Independent' Policies by webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
President Vladimir Putin said Friday that Russia is being pressured because it is carrying out independent foreign and domestic policies. "The reasons for the pressure on Russia are clear," he told a meeting of the Kremlin's Security Council. "We conduct independent domestic and foreign policies, [we] do not sell our sovereignty. Not everyone likes that, but it cannot be any other way." Referring to the sanctions the United States and its European allies have...
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Clinton: I'll be a better friend to Israel than Obama
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13-year-old charged with raping girl on school bus
Fox News PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. – Officials say a 13-year-old boy attacked a 7-year-old girl on a Chimacum school bus and has been charged with three counts of first-degree rape. The Peninsula Daily News reports that the Chimacum Middle School student is ... and more » |
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Police get tips on girl found dead in bag in Boston Harbor
Chron.com BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts authorities say hundreds of tips have poured in from across the country after they released a computer-generated image of a young girl found dead in a plastic bag in Boston Harbor. State police spokesman David Procopio ... and more » |
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The deficit fetishists of Brussels and Berlin must cut Greece some fiscal slack and work to promote growth
On Sunday the Greeks vote while the rest of Europe holds its breath. No matter how clunky thewording on the ballot paper, everyone knows what’s at stake. This is a moment of great peril, not only for the euro but for the European project itself.
If yes wins, and Syriza duly falls, the victory for the European powers could prove to be pyrrhic. Too many will believe that Brussels, and more pointedly Berlin, engineered the toppling of a democratically elected government. Once Alexis Tzipras had, admittedly, put a gun to his own head by calling Sunday’s vote, the EU in effect told the Greek nation that the leaders they had chosen just six months ago were unacceptable and had to be removed. The moment will be cited ever after as proof that the EU’s approach to democracy is akin to Henry Ford’s view of consumer choice: you can have whatever colour you like, “so long as it is black”.
Continue reading...Iranian foreign minister raises prospect of joint action against Islamic State by Julian Borger Diplomatic editor
Zarif says there will be opportunities for Iran and the US to cooperate if a deal is cut on the nuclear issue
Sealing a nuclear deal will allow the west and Iran to face the common challenge of violent extremism, the Iranian foreign minister said in a video message on Friday evening.
Mohammad Javad Zarif released the video at a crucial moment in long-running negotiations in Vienna aimed at concluding a comprehensive and enduring agreement on the future of Iran’s nuclear programme. Iran and six major powers, led by the US, have given themselves until Tuesday night to complete the deal. After that they could face increased intervention by the Republican majority in the US Congress, who are hostile to a compromise with Iran that would leave it with part of its nuclear infrastructure intact.
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Tsipras Rejects Europe's Warnings on 'No' Vote in Greece Referendum
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On Friday at noon, certain U.S. citizens will take flight from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport to Havana, Cuba.Washington Training Fewer Than 100 Rebels to Battle ISIS in Syria
United States chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff had promised the U.S. will not take "shortcuts on vetting."
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