French Prosecutors Probe Dominique Strauss-Kahn's Failed Firm
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Financial-services firm Leyne, Strauss-Kahn & Partners, co-led by former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn, is being investigated over alleged fraud and misuse of corporate assets.
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Benghzi committee questions top Clinton aide
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The German government is under pressure to respond to reports that the country’s intelligence agency spied on the U.S. and other allies.
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The Russian parliament has voted to sanction an arrest in absentia of the sole lawmaker who voted against the annexation of Crimea last year.
PARIS (Reuters) - French investigators are looking into the financial dealings of former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn after legal complaints by people who put money into a now-bankrupt investment fund he headed, an official in the French judiciary said on Friday.
With migration tearing at the EU’s cohesion, politicians have started to see the bloc’s foreign policy as a way to secure Europe’s strategic interests, shifting from the EU’s traditional focus on democracy and human rights.
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Ten years after the death of the great American playwright, we present his collected wisdom
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US ambassador to UN says Iran’s recent ballistic missile launch violated UN sanctions.
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Turkey downs drone near Syrian border; Russia denies aircraft lost
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Pope Francis paid a visit to the Vatican's new homeless shelter, greeting the 30 or so men who have taken up residence at the shelter a few blocks from St. Peter's Square. (Oct. 16)
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The Russian Defense Ministry has released footage of Russian SU-24 military planes taking off and landing at the Hmeymim air base near Latakia, Syria.
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Figures released from the Office For National Statistics show that number of offences have increased across England and Wales.
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Turkey's deputy prime minister says an unidentified drone was shot down by Turkish warplanes after crossing into its air space near Syria. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Huma Abedin, a top Clinton aide, testifies in front of the Benghazi committee. CNN's Manu Raju reports.
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Keffiehs over their faces, stones in their hands, Palestinian women are increasingly occupying a place on the frontline of anti-Israeli protests. Since the beginning of the current crisis, numerous Palestinian women have taken to the streets. In Gaza, female students demonstrated, loudly proclaming their new role: "women want to take part too. Not just with words and stones, but with knives and weapons too".
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Huma Abedin, a longtime aide to Hillary Rodham Clinton, testified behind closed doors before the House committee investigating the deadly attacks in Benghazi, Libya. (Oct. 15)
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A former sailor on the aircraft carrier George H.W. Bush and his wife pleaded guilty to smuggling heroin aboard the ship and selling it to crew members and other staff in federal court Thursday.
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Donald G. McManus, 22, and his wife Breanna L. McManus, 23, each face up to 20 years in prison in connection with the distribution, according to a news release announcing the plea agreement. Donald McManus was an active-duty sailor on the Bush in February, already on restricted status with the Navy for prior drug use. He had his wife smuggle heroin and syringes on board inside her bra, according to a criminal affidavit.
The couple from Wallingford, Connecticut, was charged in August and indicted in September. Both individuals will be sentenced separately at the end of January 2016.
In February, medics on the aircraft carrier revived a sailor with no pulse who had overdosed on heroin. The sailor informed investigators later that McManus and his wife had sold the drugs to him.
McManus, who joined the Navy in 2013, left the service in June enlisted in the lowest rank, airman recruit.
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Senate Assistant Democratic Leader Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Thursday asked that the FBI explain why it removed a data security recommendation for consumers using new credit and debit card technology.
On Oct. 8, the FBI posted a consumer protection advisory stating that new cards equipped with microchip technology were still vulnerable to fraud and that PIN authentication rather than a signature should still be used to verify transactions.
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On Oct. 13, the agency released a revised version of the advisory without the recommendation that consumers and merchants use PINs.
Citing media reports that the FBI succumbed to pressure from the banking industry, Durbin demanded to know if the American Bankers Association had contacted the agency.
“The revisions to the FBI advisory raise significant questions about whether current security technology is adequately protecting consumers and whether the FBI is taking appropriate steps to warn against and deter payment card fraud involving lost or stolen cards,” Durbin wrote in a letter to FBI Director James Comey.
“Did the American Bankers Association request that the advisory’s recommendations for consumers and merchants to use PINs be removed?”
The first advisory came a week after an Oct. 1 deadline where merchants who had not upgraded their technology to accept microchip cards became responsible for covering the cost of fraudulent transactions.
Proponents say the move will drastically reduce counterfeit fraud and help thwart hackers. But disputes over the best form of verification have slowed adoption.
Major retailers largely back PIN as the best form of verification, while financial institutions support signatures.
“While EMV is a step in the right direction that will lead to greater economic efficiency, implementation has been slow on both sides of the equation,” Rep. Nydia Velazquez (D-N.Y.), the top Democrat on the House Small Businesses Committee, said in October.
“Many financial institutions and even more merchants are not yet in compliance. The main barriers have been a lack of awareness in the small business community, high costs to upgrade and disagreements over verification methods.”
Following the original FBI advisory, American Bankers Association senior vice president of payments and cybersecurity policy Doug Johnson told Computerworld that the FBI advisory “was not really reflective of the U.S. marketplace” and that “PIN is not going to be adopted in the U.S.”
"We saw the PSA yesterday and spoke to the FBI after we saw it and we thought it was not really reflective of the U.S. marketplace and thought there would have been some level of confusion with the use of PIN," Johnson told the publication on Oct. 9.
Retailers believe that “PINs are essential to providing cardholders with the security that they deserve,” said Brian Dodge, executive vice president of the Retail Industry Leaders Association, in a statement issued the day of the original advisory.
He characterized the advisory that recommended PINs as a "wake-up call to the banks and card networks that continue to stand in the way of making PIN authentication the standard in the U.S. just as it has been around the world for years."
In his letter, Durbin suggested that the incentive for financial institutions to press for signature use is not driven by security concerns.
"Is the FBI aware that payment card networks and banks in the United States have an incentive to dissuade consumers and merchants from using PINs because the fees that networks and banks receive on non-PIN transactions are higher than on PIN transactions?" Durbin asked.
"Is the FBI concerned that this incentive may cause card networks and banks to set security specifications that seek to maximize fee revenue instead of maximizing fraud prevention?"
Durbin and the banking industry have had an acrimonious relationship in recent years, dating back to the senator's sponsorship of legislation that cut the amount that can be charged merchants for “swipe fees” on debit cards.
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Durbin asks if FBI succumbed to industry pressure
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Nearly 1 in 3 pilots who will fly the F-35, the military’s $159 million fighter jet of the future, runs a heightened risk of fatal whiplash during an emergency ejection, according to defense officials and internal documents obtained by CQ.
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Turkey Downs `Drone' on Syria Border Amid Russia Tensions
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Daghestani Imam Arrested In Berlin On Suspicion Of Recruiting IS Militants by support@pangea-cms.com (Joanna Paraszczuk)
A notorious Daghestani imam who openly runs pro-Islamic State (IS) social-media accounts has been arrested in Berlin on suspicion of recruiting IS militants.
President Obama's long dream of concluding the war in Afghanistan before he departs the White House officially ended Thursday with the announcement that the U.S. will leave up to 5,500 troops there into 2017
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Abu Hamza's right-hand-man will on Friday find out from a New York court how long he will spend in prison. Here is an explanation of who he is, and why it matters
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Hungary says it will close its border with Croatia at midnight on October 17 in a bid to stop the flow of migrants who are fleeing Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Africa.
Syrian government forces, backed by Russian and Iranian troops, launch a fresh offensive on rebel positions south of Syria's largest city, Aleppo.
Bountiful harvests have made Ukraine one of the world’s biggest wheat producers. But a weak currency and high interest rates are hammering farmers.
Syrian army assaults south of Aleppo are being supported by hundreds of fighters from Iran and Lebanon's Hizbollah
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HRW: Nepal Must Investigate Constitution Protests Killingsby webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
Human Rights Watch urged Nepali authorities Friday to "immediately investigate and bring to justice" the people responsible for "killings and other violations" during protests about a new constitution. The group said at least 45 people were killed during the protests this year in August and September. Nepal decided to deliver a new constitution following the country's devastating earthquake in April. HRW said, "After nearly a decade of political...
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Vladimir Putin's playbook in Syria
CBS News Russian President Vladimir Putin's intervention in Syria to prop up the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is following a playbook he first used during the Second Chechen War at the turn of the century. Putin's model of Chechnya involved waging ... and more » |
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US intelligence: Russian strikes haven't greatly aided Syria's Assad
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Syrian army launches Aleppo offensive with Iranian support
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Joseph's Tomb, revered by Jews, was set alight by Palestinians, Israeli and Palestinian sources say
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Security Sources: Yemen Suicide Bombing, Gunbattle Kill 12by webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)
A suspected al-Qaida suicide bombing, accompanied by an attack with guns and grenades, killed 10 soldiers guarding an intelligence building in the western Yemeni city of Hodaida on Friday as well as two of the assailants, security sources said. "Gunmen believed to belong to al-Qaida attacked the main gate of the political security building with rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns after a car bomb driven by a suicide bomber attacked the back gate," one of the sources...
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel strongly welcomes President Barack Obama's plans to prolong the U.S. military engagement in Afghanistan, her spokesman said.
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A website has published purported leaked U.S. documents that it claims show the Obama administration has misrepresented the number of civilians killed by drone attacks against terrorist targets in the Middle East and South Asia.
Turkey says its warplanes have shot down unidentified aircraft which intruded into its airspace near Syrian border.
Turkey Shoots Down Unidentified Aircraft Near Syriaby webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
Turkey says it has shot down an aircraft of unknown nationality that had intruded into its airspace near the Syrian border. In a statement, Turkey's military said the plane ignored three warnings before Turkish warplanes shot down the aircraft Friday. Turkish broadcaster NTV reported that the aircraft was a drone and was brought down about 3 km inside Turkish air space near the Syrianborder. An unamed U.S. official told Reuters they believe the drone was a Russian aircraft,...
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes shot down an aircraft of unidentified nationality in Turkish air space near the Syrian border on Friday after issuing three warnings to it, Turkey's military said in a written statement.
The Syrian government and opposition activists say troops backed by Russian airstrikes are pressing ahead with an assault against rebels in central and northern Syria.
Migrants Fall Through Cracks in Austria's Asylum Systemby webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)
After fleeing civil war, surviving a perilous sea crossing and trudging through several countries, Syrian refugees think they will receive basic food, shelter and fair treatment when they reach Austria. Most are right, but some tell a different tale. These people complain of coming under pressure to leave Austria for neighboring Slovakia and that if they refuse — or even simply miss the bus there — they can end up thrown out on the streets by a system they do not...
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ARRAS, France (Reuters) - The number of migrants in the Calais camp on France's north coast has doubled to close to 6,000 people, the prefect for the region said on Friday.
A senior NATO official says Russia would prefer to shock and intimidate rather than have a predictable relationship with the military alliance.
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A man travelling with a large group of refugees from Afghanistan was shot by border guards near the southeastern Bulgarian town of Sredets late on Thursday and died on his way to the hospital, the interior ministry said on Friday. "Our border patrol of border guards and police in the area had stumbled on 50 offenders, who illegally entered the country," Georgi Kostov, the chief secretary of the interior ministry, told national radio [BNR]. Kostov said the would-be refugees...
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Kurdish fighters shot dead a Turkish police officer and wounded another in a southeast town on Friday, officials said, as clashes raged on despite a unilateral ceasefire announced days earlier by the militant Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) group.
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US Justice Dept. Expands Cybercrime Reach into Southeast Asia by webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
The Justice Department is broadening its overseas efforts against cybercrime, for the first time stationing a legal adviser in Malaysia to help ensure that Southeast Asian countries have the laws and tools to fight hackers. The position is intended to shore up international partnerships against a type of crime that's without geographic borders and is often carried out by overseas hackers who elude American prosecution. Officials say they see stronger foreign cybercrime laws as...
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi says he will seek to unravel one of India's most enduring mysteries surrounding the independence struggle, the latest salvo in a growing history war that could undermine the opposition Congress party.
Putin Says CIS States Could Create Border Force For Crisesby support@pangea-cms.com (RFE/RL)
Amid rising insecurity in northern Afghanistan, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that countries in the Commonwealth of Independent States could create a joint task force to protect the grouping's external borders.
OSLO (Reuters) - Convicted Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik will sue to end his isolation in prison, arguing that such strict conditions violate his human rights, his lawyer said on Friday.
President Obama halted the withdrawal of American military forces from Afghanistan this week.
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Following a surge of criticism that it has ignored the growing threat of domestic terrorism, the Justice Department said this week that it has created a new office to focus on homegrown extremists.
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FBI investigating 2 veteran Chicago cops for sex trafficking underage girl
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