2014年8月18日 星期一

2014-08-19 South Africa World

  Independent Online   
Gaza truce renewed for 24 hours  Independent Online
Palestinians make tea on a fire next to the ruins of their house, which witnesses said was destroyed during the Israeli offensive, on the fifth day of a ceasefire in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, on August 18, 2014. Picture: Ibraheem Abu Mustafa.
Cease-fire talks to continue up to new Wednesday deadline   Jerusalem Post
Israelis and Palestinians Agree to Lengthen Cease-Fire   New York Times
Israeli offensive cost Gaza billions: Palestinian official   The Hindu
Haaretz   
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  New York Times   
Missouri Tries Another Idea: Call In National Guard  New York Times
President Obama said Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. will go to Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday to monitor the ongoing investigation into the shooting death of Michael Brown. Video Credit By Christian Roman on Publish Date August 18, 2014. Image ...

Curfew Lifted in Ferguson as National Guard Arrives   Wall Street Journal
Obama Appeals for Calm as National Guard Arrives in Missouri   Voice of America
Missouri governor lifts Ferguson curfew   Independent Online
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  Reuters   
Asian shares, dollar rise on hopes of Ukraine progress  Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks followed Wall Street higher on Tuesday, while the dollar got some help from a rebound in U.S. Treasury yields and hopes of some easing of tensions in the Ukraine crisis. Foreign ministers from Russia, Ukraine, Germany, and ...

Ukraine claims advances in east as rebels' ranks churn (+video)   Christian Science Monitor
Ukraine says separatists' rockets incinerated civilian convoy   Los Angeles Times
Red Cross Says Russian Convoy Details Expected Soon   Businessweek
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  Irish Times   
Assange departure from Eduador embassy in doubt  Irish Times
Julian Assange during a news conference yesterday at the Ecuadorian embassy in central London. Photograph: John Stillwell/Reuters. Mark Hennessy. Topics: News · World · UK; More Topics. Tue, Aug 19, 2014, 01:00. First published: Tue, Aug 19, 2014, 01: ...

UK government dashes Assange's hopes of leaving embassy   The Age
I'll leave the Ecuadorean embassy soon, says Assange, but not just yet   The Times (subscription)
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to end exile 'soon'   TVNZ
Dale & Co.   
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  The News International   
Pakistan parties isolate Imran  Gulf Daily News
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's opposition parties distanced themselves yesterday from Imran Khan's call for mass civil disobedience to unseat the government, as talks began to try to end a destabilising five-day political standoff. Khan, the former cricket star who ...

Pakistan opposition party to resign from Parliament   Press TV
Imran, Qadri refuse to meet negotiation teams   The News International
Imran's 'defiaNce' unwelcomed in KP   The Nation
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  Christian Science Monitor   
As US steps up air campaign in Iraq, Kurdish forces seize strategic dam  Christian Science Monitor
The dam had been in the hands of Islamic State militants. The role of US warplanes in the offensive raises questions over mission creep in Iraq. By Dominique Soguel, Correspondent August 18, 2014. close. A Kurdish peshmerga fighter patrols near the Mosul ...

Obama hails important progress against Islamic State as Mosul Dam is retaken   Washington Post
Obama urges Iraqis to unite because 'the wolf's at the door'   Reuters India
Troops in Iraq Rout Sunni Militants From a Key Dam   New York Times
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  Hindustan Times   
Why Modi decided to call off the Indo-Pakistan meeting  Hindustan Times
Drawing a new red line, India called off foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan — scheduled in Islamabad on August 25 — after Pakistani high commissioner to India Abdul Basit met Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah on Monday. The decision ...

India Calls Off Talks; Meeting With Pakistan Envoy Stands, Says Separatist   NDTV
India calls of foreign-secy level talks with Pak   Moneycontrol.com
Pakistan describes India's move to call off talks a setback   Times of India
Firstpost   
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  Sydney Morning Herald   
Pope says legitimate for world to stop Islamist aggression in Iraq  Sydney Morning Herald
Rome: Pope Francis said on Monday the international community would be justified in stopping Islamist militants in Iraq but that it should not be up to a single nation to decide how to act. "In these cases, where there is an unjust aggression I can only say that it ...

Pope Francis may visit three US cities next year   Los Angeles Times

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  ABC News   
How Gunmen Pulled Off a Daring Ambush of a Saudi Prince's Convoy in Paris  ABC News
The armed robbers who ambushed a Saudi prince's motorcade in Paris took a car, money and embassy documents, according to French authorities investigating the case. A group of as many as eight attackers appeared to know exactly what they were ...


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  NewsDay   
Zimbabweans don't riot, minister boasts  New Zimbabwe.com
A CABINET minister has claimed that the country's serious economic problems have not resulted in chaos and instability because of the “legendary resilience” of Zimbabweans. Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe Mumbengewi told regional counterparts at ...

Mugabe: Southern Africa Must Reduce Reliance on Foreign Aid   Voice of America
Southern African leaders end summit urging greater co-operation   Business Recorder
Mugabe Plans China Visit to Seek Infrastructure Funding   Businessweek
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AllAfrica.com   
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