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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iraqi Trade Ministry media adviser killed last month by a bomb attached to his car had been about to hand over files accusing the ministry of corruption to the country's Integrity Commission, officials in the ministry's legal department told Reuters.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former United Nations General Assembly president accused of being part of a bribery scheme would likely face additional charges, a U.S. prosecutor said on Monday, as the diplomat prepared to be released from jail.
Bashar al-Assad said he's ready to hold elections if Syrians are not against it.
The Syrian President comments followed a call by Russia foreign minister for what he called fresh presidential and parliamentary elections.
The Syrian President comments followed a call by Russia foreign minister for what he called fresh presidential and parliamentary elections.
It all comes as international efforts to reach a political settlement stalled of the future of Assad. Saudi Arabia and other countries insist on Assad's departure, while Moscow says that should be decided by Syrians, not external players.
So, what difference would Russia's call make? Isn't it premature? Is it even realistic?
Presenter: Hazem Sika
Guests:
Jean-Marc Rickli - Associate Professor at the Department of Defense studies, King’s College London. Jean- Marc is also a Gulf security specialist.
Khaled Batarfi - Senior Columnist for Saudi Gazette.
Alexander Konovalov - President of the Institute for Strategic Assessments and former director of the center for military policy.
Presenter: Hazem Sika
Guests:
Jean-Marc Rickli - Associate Professor at the Department of Defense studies, King’s College London. Jean- Marc is also a Gulf security specialist.
Khaled Batarfi - Senior Columnist for Saudi Gazette.
Alexander Konovalov - President of the Institute for Strategic Assessments and former director of the center for military policy.
Video released on Sunday shows the Iraqi special forces rescue operation in northern Iraq last week, during which they captured an Islamic State (IS) field commander and released a number of hostages.
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On this edition for Sunday, October 25th, 2015, rain-soaked Texas contends with flash floods, President Obama wants American school kids to spend less time preparing for standardized tests, and the president of Honduras talks about the country's surge of domestic violence. William Brangham anchors from New York.
he Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has been truly devastating to those it comes in contact with and bloody to those under its control.
Its sudden rise and expansion in 2014 has perplexed many. It has humiliated its enemies, including those in Damascus, Baghdad, Tehran and Washington. Armed with extensive weaponry, boasting an international fighting force and adept in the art of digital media propaganda, the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has become the de facto authority across an area the size of Jordan.
This two-part series peels back the rhetoric to examine how a volunteer organisation managed to rise up from the ashes of post-invasion Iraq and defeat standing armies many times its size and capacity.
How did it begin? How did it grow so astonishingly quickly? And how is it being used by global and regional powers to change the geopolitical map of the Middle East?
With critical testimony from informed insiders and experts from across three continents, as well as original footage from Syria and Iraq, this series mixes documentary and discussion to unravel the interweaving nexus of events and alliances, at once aligned and conflicting, that have given rise to the world's most notorious, and powerful, insurgent group.
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Could James Bond be black, a woman, or gay in future films? The cast of 'Spectre' give their view. More on the future of the Bond franchise: http://trib.al/LQbuQAN
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At least 5 people died and up to 18 were hospitalized when a whale-watching boat sank on Sunday afternoon off Vancouver Island, Western Canada. One person remains missing. (Oct. 26)
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At least four of the 27 people on board a Canadian whale-watching boat are dead after it sank off the coast of British Columbia on Sunday. Photo: ReutersIraq's copper artisans slowly dying out by AlJazeeraEnglish
For centuries, Iraq has been famous for it's copper handicrafts.
And for generations, some of the best artisans worked from the Safafeer Market in central Baghdad.
But, as Imtiaz Tyab reports, the industry is now in danger of vanishing for good.
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The acronym BRIC was coined in 2001 by Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O’Neill to describe the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China. The term quickly became shorthand for the emerging market giants. South Africa joined BRIC nations in 2010, and the group is now known as the BRICS.VIDEOGRAPHIC
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Seven suspected Islamic State militants and two Turkish police officers were killed on Monday in a fierce gun battle in the main city in the Kurdish-majority southeast, security sources said.
Video shows the moment when strong winds and rain bring down a multistory crane in central tel Aviv, as bad weather causes power outages across the region. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Five British nationals died when a whale watching boat with 27 people on board sank off Vancouver Island, the British Foreign Minister said. One person was missing and the rest were rescued, some by members of the local aboriginal community. (Oct. 26)
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An attempted attack on an army barracks took place in Belgium as a masked gunman rammed a car into the gate and exchanged fire with soldiers before escaping the scene in a different vehicle.
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Airstrike on temporary base of militants' receiption and training (Damascus province
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Armed masked men around the Greek islands have been targeting migrant boats and turning them back, sometimes throwing their engines away, according to a damning HRW report. This follows witness claims of Greek border guards refusing asylum seekers entry.
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Israeli forces kill Palestinian man in the West Bank after an Israeli soldier was stabbed, the Israeli army and police say. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A suicide bomber blew himself up at a mosque in Najran in southern Saudi Arabia on Monday, killing at least two people, Saudi-owned al-Arabiya television reported.
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Saudi Royal Detained After 2 Tons of Drugs Found on Private Jet
TIME A member of the Saudi royal family and four others were detained after authorities discovered two tons of drugs on a private jet in Beirut on Monday, according to Lebanon's state-run news agency and a government official. The National News Agency said ... Saudi prince held in massive drug bust in LebanonCBS News Saudi Prince Arrested At Beirut Airport With 2 Tons Of DrugsMintpress News (blog) Saudi prince held in record Beirut airport drug bust: security sourceGlobalPost all 64 news articles » |
A member of the Saudi royal family and four others were detained after authorities discovered two tons of drugs on a private jet in Beirut on Monday, according to Lebanon’s state-run news agency and a government official.
The National News Agency said smugglers were attempting to transport the “huge quantity” of Captagon pills — 40 bags worth — to the Saudi capital of Riyadh.
Monday’s bust was the largest-ever smuggling operation uncovered at Beirut’s Rafik Hariri International Airport, according to the news agency.
It said the five Saudi nationals held were being questioned.
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IRS possessed Stingray cellphone surveillance gear, documents reveal
The Guardian A Guardian report in April revealed a non-disclosure agreement that local police and prosecutors were forced to sign with the FBI before using Stingrays, which mandated them to withdraw or even drop cases rather than risk revealing their use, and in ... and more » |
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Russia's 'Asian Pivot' Seen in Kuril Military Expansion
Voice of America Russia's plan to build a military base on the disputed Kuril Islands, that were seized from Japan at the end of World War II, is a small part of Moscow's own “Asia pivot” to increase and protect trade with the vibrant economies in the Pacific region ... |
Bank Scandals Increase Interest in Islamic Bankingby webdesk@voanews.com (Lien Hoang)
A stream of major bank scandals has increased interest in “ethical finance,” which could benefit the Islamic banking sector. Supporters argue the growing area of Islamic finance is more ethical because banks and businesses must undergo scrutiny to make sure they're sharia-compliant. “We have a very sweet spot, when conventional banking at the moment is suffering from scandals,” Raja Mohamad, secretary of the Gulf Asia Sharia Compliant Investment Association, said at a conference on Islamic finance in Singapore. 'Selling accountability' “We’re not selling Islam here. We’re selling accountability -- transparent, real economic activity.” The religious link is a double-edged sword, though. On the one hand, the public has become more aware of Islamic finance and Islam in general since 9/11, says Habib Ullah, a partner for banking and finance in the Middle East at law firm Taylor Wessing. On the other hand, people might be turned off if they associate Islamic finance with politics. “Another reaction is oops, if you mention Islamic banking, you immediately think of political Islam, possibly terrorism,” said Clement Henry, visiting research professor at National University of Singapore. “You know, it has unfortunate connotations.” Henry said his research, however, has found that people working in the sector tend to be apolitical. Just how do bankers ensure they're respecting sharia law? There’s no set standard. Islamic finance hurdles The most common hurdle for Islamic finance is the prohibition for investors to collect interest on loans. So Islamic banks devise alternative structures, such as financing a business or one of its projects, and then sharing in the profit -- or loss. In theory this should improve financial ethics in two ways. First, businesses have to open their books so Islamic banks can verify performance. Without such transparency, businesses could be tempted to downplay profits and give banks a smaller cut. Second, investors are sharing the risk with the companies, as both profit when the venture succeeds. In traditional banking, companies would keep paying interest to lenders even if the venture failed. “You can't make money without actual economic activity, something that you're going to do that creates that justification for profit,” Suhaimi Zainul-Abidin, founding member of the Gulf Asia Sharia Compliant Investments Association, said at the conference. “That’s a really good safeguard for [the] financial industry because you’re not creating money out of thin air, right?" Zainul-Abidin asked. "You're not just going to rely on derivatives upon derivatives upon derivatives, right? There's always going to be a real link, and that really, really helps.” Financial products As financial products, traditional derivatives are supposed to have a real, underlying economic activity, too. For example, investors buy mortgage-backed securities and enjoy a return based on the payments that homeowners make to their banks. But those and other derivatives are now viewed as the villains of the 2008 financial crisis because they had become so complex that investors often didn't know what the securities contained and how risky they really were. Islamic finance is perceived to have more realistic standards on how businesses can make money. But observers warn that Islamic finance is heading in a dangerous direction, as bankers come up with increasingly complicated financial products. “Really, most of these products are looking to mirror conventional finance,” Ullah said. Similar risks And if Islamic banks go too far in replicating conventional finance, they may just take the same risks as Wall Street and be Islamic in name only. Other criticisms of Islamic banking include the higher costs that can eat into returns, such as fees to lawyers and sharia scholars to ensure compliance with Islamic rules. Henry also said some are uneasy about potentially exploiting religion for economic gain. “For Islamic finance to be called Islamic, for some people it’s sort of using Islam,” he said. “Why do you need to market something which is really [just] good banking? Did Martin Luther make Christian shoes? You know, I mean, why Islamic?”
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Brookings Institution: None of NATO's Members Could Match Russia in the Sky
Sputnik International The assessments of the Russian military were inaccurate, as often Western analysts seek to discredit Russia's military capabilities. However, with its effective campaign in Syria, Moscow has once again proved these experts wrong, the Brookings ... |
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Combat report: Russia fighter jets hit 285 terror targets in Syria in past 3 days
RT "Over the past three days, the warplanes of the Russian air group have carried out 164 sorties, hitting 285 targets,” Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, said Monday. In the past 24 hours, 59 sorties were carried out, targeting ... Russia's aerospace forces destroy ISIS command post in Aleppo provinceRussia Beyond the Headlines all 5 news articles » |
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Russia on a path to confrontation with the West
The Australian He asks whether it refers to NATO's move towards Russia's borders. He claims that when the Soviet Union collapsed there were oral assurances by NATO's then secretary-general that NATO would not expand beyond the eastern borders of the former East ... Putin: Unfair rivalry, sanctions hindering Russian arms exportsRussia Beyond the Headlines Sophisticated Electronic Warfare Gives Russia The EdgeValueWalk all 11 news articles » |
За последние сутки российская авиагруппа совершила 59 самолетовылетов в ходе которых поражено 94 объекта террористов.
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Driver in Deadly Oklahoma Parade Crash to Appear in Courtby webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
A 25-year-old woman accused of driving a car into a crowd of people at an Oklahoma State University homecoming parade over the weekend, killing four people and injuring dozens of others, is set to make her first court appearance. Adacia Chambers of Stillwater is scheduled to appear Monday in Payne County District Court. Chambers was arrested after the Saturday crash on suspicion of driving while under the influence. Stillwater police said Sunday she was being held on four additional counts of second-degree murder. Police did not elaborate on the new charges in a statement announcing them, and a spokesman did not return repeated messages seeking comment. Officials with the Payne County district attorney's office couldn't immediately be reached. Mental illness alleged Tony Coleman, Chambers' attorney, said at a press conference in Oklahoma City that he believed his client suffers from a mental illness, but that there was no indication that she was drinking before the crash. Police are awaiting blood tests to determine whether Chambers was impaired by drugs or alcohol. "I absolutely can rule out alcohol," Coleman said. He said he spoke with Chambers for about an hour, adding, "During that entire interview, I was not satisfied at all that I was communicating with a competent individual." Coleman also said Chambers, who had been at work before the crash, doesn't remember much of what happened, only recalling people removing her from the car and being extremely confused. "There was a period where I think ... she could have even blacked out," Coleman said. Messages to Stillwater police seeking comment on Coleman's statements weren't immediately returned. Family of driver 'devastated' Chambers' father, Floyd Chambers of Oologah, told The Oklahoman newspaper Saturday he couldn't believe his daughter was involved and said she was not an alcoholic. Floyd Chambers couldn't be reached for comment Sunday by The Associated Press. Coleman described the Chambers family during the news conference as "absolutely devastated." Witnesses of the crash described a scene of chaos as bodies flew into the air from the impact and landed on the road. Three adults and a 2-year-old boy, who wasn't immediately identified, were killed and at least 46 others were hurt, including at least four critically injured. The dead adults were identified as Nakita Prabhakar Nakal, 23, an MBA student from India at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, and a married couple, Bonnie Jean Stone and Marvin Lyle Stone, both 65, of Stillwater. Marvin Stone was a retired professor of agricultural engineering, who had been popular with students, a colleague said. "He was loved by students and one of the best teachers we had," said Ron Elliott, the former head of the Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department at OSU. "He just really had a gift for connecting with students and helping them learn," Elliott added in a telephone interview. Bodies lying 'all over' Konda Walker, an OSU graduate who was in Stillwater with her sister to celebrate homecoming, said she was only about 50 feet from the crash scene. She said it took her a few seconds to process what had happened. There were bodies and injured people lying "all over the place," Walker said. "One woman was a crumpled mess on the road. They turned her over and started CPR. We realized she didn't make it," she said. Among the injured were nine children 10 years old or younger. At the corner of the intersection where the suspect's car came to a stop, a makeshift memorial grew Sunday with balloons, flowers, stuffed teddy bears and candles with black and orange ribbons tied around them, for the school's colors. A handmade sign read, "It's always darkest before dawn. Stay strong." Anthea Lewis had tears in her eyes as she placed a child's hat with an Oklahoma State University logo at the base of the memorial. One of the injured had been a babysitter of hers, she said. "I've lived here my whole life, and this blows my mind," she said. Hundreds gathered for a vigil at the campus Sunday night.
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Саудовского принца задержали в аэропорту Ливана с партией наркотиков
Российская Газета В Ливане по подозрению в перевозке наркотических веществ задержали саудовского принца Мохсена бен Валида бен Абд аль-Азиза аль-Сауда. Об этом сообщает иранский телеканал Press TV. Согласно информации иранской стороны, у принца было 24 коробки и восемь чемоданов, ... Саудовского принца заподозрили в перевозке крупнейшей партии амфетаминовМосковский комсомолец Саудовский принц пытался вывезти из Ливана две тонны наркотиковВести.Ru В Бейруте арестован саудовский принц с 2 тоннами наркотиковИА REGNUM Интерфакс-Газета.Ru-Дни.Ру Все похожие статьи: 121 » |
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived in Kyrgyzstan with a billion dollars worth of development aid, on the latest leg of a weeklong sweep through Central Asia.
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Russia Cracks Down On 'IS' Militants In Wave Of Arrests
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty The apparent crackdown comes amid heightened fears of attacks in Russia following the start of its air campaign in Syria on September 30. Earlier this month, the Federal Security Service (FSB) said it had foiled a major terror attack in the capital ... |
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Before Syria, Russia struggled to land air strikes on target
Reuters Fashioned out of fragments of ordnance is a makeshift shrine to the five residents killed during the Russian-Georgian war in August 2008 when a Russian air force jet, which Georgian defense officials believe was aiming for a nearby tank regiment ... Dialogue with Russia has no alternativeTrend News Agency all 6 news articles » |
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Putin's World Is Far Removed From Reality (Op-Ed)by By Alexander Golts
In his recent speech at the Valdai International Discussion Club, Putin showed a certain disregard for elementary logic, writes columnist Alexander Golts.
LIVE UPDATES: The Russian Air Force has intensified air strikes in Syria, claiming to have struck 285 targets over the last three days. State media report an unusual number of air sorties today.
The previous post in our Putin in Syria column can be found here.
Domestic issues preoccupy Poland's winning conservatives
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A former adviser to ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich scored a legal victory over the European Union on Monday when an EU court ruled that the bloc had been wrong to freeze his assets.
DETROIT (AP) -- A 26-year-old woman on Monday expressed her indescribable pain and regret for the death of her newborn son whom she stuffed into a plastic bag after giving birth to him at her suburban Detroit workplace....
The main Kurdish fighting force in northern Syria says Turkish army units have targeted their forces deployed across the border in a majority Arab town.
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Chinese Professor's Ideas on Wife Sharing Stir Controversyby webdesk@voanews.com (Saibal Dasgupta)
An economics professor in China has stirred up controversy online after he suggested that low-income husbands should share their wives with other men who are unable to marry. The professor suggests wife sharing could be a possible solution to China's massive gender imbalance problem, which according to statistics has left an estimated 30 million adult men without wives. “If we stick to the moral principal of monogamy, we would be condemning 30 million men to a life of misery...
Kurds Central to Turkey Voteby webdesk@voanews.com (Henry Ridgwell)
As Turkey faces its second parliamentary election in five months, the country's Kurdish minority has once again become central to the vote. The pro-Kurdish HDP party won seats in parliament for the first time in June, depriving the ruling AK party of a majority. After hopes that a cease-fire deal between the government and PKK Kurdish separatists in the east would finally bring peace, fighting erupted again over the summer. In eastern Turkey's remote Erzurum province,...
Biden Opted Out on 2016 Dem Race Because He 'Couldn't Win'by webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
Vice President Joe Biden says he decided against running for president because he "couldn't win," not because he would have had too little time to get a campaign up and running. "I'll be very blunt. If I thought we could've put together the campaign ... that our supporters deserve and our contributors deserved ... I would have done it," he said in an interview aired Sunday on CBS's "60 Minutes." In the wide-ranging interview, in which Biden...
Ukrainian Vote Tests Government's Strength Against Oligarchsby support@pangea-cms.com (RFE/RL)
The results of Ukraine's local elections will do more than decide who are the country's mayors and municipal council members. They could also determine how much political influence regional oligarchs retain over Ukraine's political life.
Makhar Vaziyev has been named artistic director of the famed Bolshoi ballet company in Moscow.
A man in Myanmar's Kachin State injecting heroin. The debate over criminal penalties for drug use has shifted in part as a result of the spread of H.I.V.
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A Turkish prosecutor is seeking 7½ years in prison for a prominent lawyer on charges of making terrorist propaganda.
Russia Cracks Down On 'IS' Militants In Wave Of Arrestsby support@pangea-cms.com (Joanna Paraszczuk)
A wave of arrests last week, billed as part of an "anti-IS" crackdown, seem to be part of a wider effort by Russia to target other Islamist groups, in particular the pan-Islamist political organization Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Report by Human Rights Watch calls on Britain, the biggest donor to health services in the region, to push for more humane mental health provision to handle a large number of patients
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GORI, Georgia/MOSCOW (Reuters) - In the courtyard of an apartment building in the town of Gori in ex-Soviet Georgia is a clue to whether Russia's air strikes on targets in Syria are as accurate as the Kremlin would like the rest of the world to believe.
Five Britons were killed when a whale-watching boat sank off the coast of western Canada, UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said.
The boat carrying 27 people sank near Tofino on Vancouver Island on Sunday.
Emergency officials said 21 people had been rescued and one other person was still missing.
The boat, Leviathan II, made a mayday call before sinking about 8 miles (12km) west of Tofino. Sea conditions at the time were reported to be calm.
Mr Hammond said consular staff in British Columbia were supporting family members of those who had died.
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