US strikes militants near Baghdad The Nation
BAGHDAD - The United States has bombed militants near Baghdad in support of Iraqi forces, striking close to the capital for the first time in its expanded campaign against Islamic State militants. But in a sign of their growing strength, a monitoring group said ...
US airstrikes target IS militantsIrish Independent
US airstrikes target Islamic militants in IraqSFGate
Parents boycott militants' curriculumThe Times (subscription)
TODAYonline
Businessweek
all 792 news articles »
BAGHDAD - The United States has bombed militants near Baghdad in support of Iraqi forces, striking close to the capital for the first time in its expanded campaign against Islamic State militants. But in a sign of their growing strength, a monitoring group said ...
US airstrikes target IS militants
US airstrikes target Islamic militants in Iraq
Parents boycott militants' curriculum
Suicide car bomber kills foreign troops Herald Scotland
A SUICIDE car bomber has killed three foreign troops and wounded 13 Afghan civilians in an attack on a convoy near the American embassy in Kabul. A SUICIDE car bomber has killed three foreign troops and wounded 13 Afghan civilians in an attack on a ...
2 Americans killed in Taliban suicide attack on a military convoy in Kabul ...Daily Mail
Suicide car bomber kills 3 foreign troops in KabulThe Nation
US Troops Killed By Suicide Blast In KabulSky News
Sky News Australia
ABC News
AsiaOne
all 526 news articles »
A SUICIDE car bomber has killed three foreign troops and wounded 13 Afghan civilians in an attack on a convoy near the American embassy in Kabul. A SUICIDE car bomber has killed three foreign troops and wounded 13 Afghan civilians in an attack on a ...
2 Americans killed in Taliban suicide attack on a military convoy in Kabul ...
Suicide car bomber kills 3 foreign troops in Kabul
US Troops Killed By Suicide Blast In Kabul
Expelled Muslim Brotherhood leaders may head to Malaysia, says report The Star Online
PETALING JAYA: Muslim Brotherhood leaders expelled from Qatar on Saturday are likely travel to Malaysia or Turkey, according to Asharq Al-Awsat, a London-based Arab daily. It quoted International Muslim Brotherhood Organisation secretary-general ...
INTERNATIONAL > Egypt asks Interpol to renew red notices for fleeing Muslim ...Hurriyet Daily News
Qatar-Gulf deal forces expulsion of Muslim Brotherhood leadersThe Guardian
Exiled Muslim Brotherhood leaders 'would be welcome in Turkey'gulfnews.com
Cihan News Agency
all 227 news articles »
PETALING JAYA: Muslim Brotherhood leaders expelled from Qatar on Saturday are likely travel to Malaysia or Turkey, according to Asharq Al-Awsat, a London-based Arab daily. It quoted International Muslim Brotherhood Organisation secretary-general ...
INTERNATIONAL > Egypt asks Interpol to renew red notices for fleeing Muslim ...
Qatar-Gulf deal forces expulsion of Muslim Brotherhood leaders
Exiled Muslim Brotherhood leaders 'would be welcome in Turkey'
Rehman Malik's deplaning, taming of Vasai policeman proves citizen power wins Firstpost
In the space of 24 hours, two signs from two countries, India and Pakistan, that public acceptance of the high-handedness of those in power is a thing of the past. Screen grab from video where Malik is exiting the plane. In Pakistan, passengers' anger over a ...
Tardy politicians booed off planeThe Nation
Passengers force Rehman Malik, PML-N MNA off PIA flightThe News International
Changing Pakistan: Tardy MPs thrown off jetArab News
Daily Mail
New York Times
Khaleej Times
all 133 news articles »
In the space of 24 hours, two signs from two countries, India and Pakistan, that public acceptance of the high-handedness of those in power is a thing of the past. Screen grab from video where Malik is exiting the plane. In Pakistan, passengers' anger over a ...
Tardy politicians booed off plane
Passengers force Rehman Malik, PML-N MNA off PIA flight
Changing Pakistan: Tardy MPs thrown off jet
Need to build a strong and broad coalition against ISIL: Obama Business Standard
US President Barack Obama has called for building a strong coalition with broad international participation against Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), the terrorist outfit that has gained control over a large part of Iran and Syria. Obama met General (rtd) ...
US's top soldier calls for troops on ground if air strikes fail in IraqHerald Scotland
US general is open to ground forces in fight against ISISTimes of India
Despite General Dempsey's words, bar remains high for US combat troops in IraqSydney Morning Herald
RT
Sky News Australia
New York Times
all 1,783 news articles »
US President Barack Obama has called for building a strong coalition with broad international participation against Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), the terrorist outfit that has gained control over a large part of Iran and Syria. Obama met General (rtd) ...
US's top soldier calls for troops on ground if air strikes fail in Iraq
US general is open to ground forces in fight against ISIS
Despite General Dempsey's words, bar remains high for US combat troops in Iraq
China Merchants lands Lanka contract South China Morning Post (subscription)
Logistics conglomerate China Merchants has won the approval to operate phase two of Sri Lanka's largest container terminal in a deal signed during President Xi Jinping's trip to the South Asian nation. The Hong Kong-listed firm has been granted a 35-year ...
Funds from China boost roads, ports in Sri Lankaecns
China's Xi holds talks with Sri Lankan presidentThe Nation
President Xi Jinping's visit to boost economic tiesCCTV
MFA China
CRIENGLISH.com
DAWN.com
all 470 news articles »
Logistics conglomerate China Merchants has won the approval to operate phase two of Sri Lanka's largest container terminal in a deal signed during President Xi Jinping's trip to the South Asian nation. The Hong Kong-listed firm has been granted a 35-year ...
Funds from China boost roads, ports in Sri Lanka
China's Xi holds talks with Sri Lankan president
President Xi Jinping's visit to boost economic ties
Citing security threat, Obama expands US role fighting Ebola Reuters UK
ATLANTA/MONROVIA (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Tuesday called West Africa's deadly Ebola outbreak a looming threat to global security and announced a major expansion of the U.S. role in trying to halt its spread, including deployment of 3,000 ...
and more »
ATLANTA/MONROVIA (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Tuesday called West Africa's deadly Ebola outbreak a looming threat to global security and announced a major expansion of the U.S. role in trying to halt its spread, including deployment of 3,000 ...
The Good – and the Bad – News on World Hunger Inter Press Service
ROME, Sep 17 2014 (IPS) - The number of hungry people in the world has declined by over 100 million in the last decade and over 200 million since 1990-92, but 805 million people around the world still go hungry every day, according to the latest UN ...
One in every nine people in the world is still chronically hungryWashington Post (blog)
World hunger easing but 1 in 9 people undernourished - food agenciesFirstpost
UN claims saving 100m starvingBangkok Post
all 140 news articles »
ROME, Sep 17 2014 (IPS) - The number of hungry people in the world has declined by over 100 million in the last decade and over 200 million since 1990-92, but 805 million people around the world still go hungry every day, according to the latest UN ...
One in every nine people in the world is still chronically hungry
World hunger easing but 1 in 9 people undernourished - food agencies
UN claims saving 100m starving
PM Narendra Modi to welcome China's President Xi Jinping in Ahmedabad today Zee News
Ahmedabad: Narendra Modi, who arrived here yesterday for the first time after becoming prime minister, will on Wednesday receive Chinese President Xi Jinping. Modi, who turns 64 today, will welcome Xi, who is set to begin his three-day sojourn to India ...
India and China Look to Put Knotty Relations on New FootingNDTV
Modi turns 64; meets mother to seek blessingsHindustan Times
Commentary: China, India can look beyond differences for mutual benefitsXinhua
BBC News
India Today
Firstpost
all 981 news articles »
Ahmedabad: Narendra Modi, who arrived here yesterday for the first time after becoming prime minister, will on Wednesday receive Chinese President Xi Jinping. Modi, who turns 64 today, will welcome Xi, who is set to begin his three-day sojourn to India ...
India and China Look to Put Knotty Relations on New Footing
Modi turns 64; meets mother to seek blessings
Commentary: China, India can look beyond differences for mutual benefits
IIT-B trumps IIT-D for the first time on global ranking list Daily News & Analysis
On a global scale, on the QS World University Rankings list for the year 2014-15, released on Tuesday, IIT Bombay leads IIT Delhi for the first time. Where IIT-B ranked 222nd, the rank of IIT Delhi is 235. However, the University of Mumbai has been listed ...
U of O far ahead of Carleton in latest world university rankingsOttawa Citizen
No Indian university on top 200 listThe Hindu
Hong Kong universities decline across the board in global ranking listSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Indian Express
Firstpost
TODAYonline
all 206 news articles »
On a global scale, on the QS World University Rankings list for the year 2014-15, released on Tuesday, IIT Bombay leads IIT Delhi for the first time. Where IIT-B ranked 222nd, the rank of IIT Delhi is 235. However, the University of Mumbai has been listed ...
U of O far ahead of Carleton in latest world university rankings
No Indian university on top 200 list
Hong Kong universities decline across the board in global ranking list
沒有留言:
張貼留言