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Saturday, August 15, 2015

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ENGLISH-NEWS OSCARS

Waltz wins supporting actor in "Inglourious Basterds"

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People hold placards bearing images of Iranian Neda Agha Soltan, the 27-year-old whose death beamed around the world on the Internet became a rallying cry for opponents of the regime
Jakarta, Indonesia - Ritz Carlton hotel
NIGERIA-RELIGION-ISLAM-VIOLENCE
US Hosts 2-Day Economic And Strategic Talks With Chinese Counterparts
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ENGLISH-NEWS NIGERIA

Soldiers on the hunt for members of Islamic sect

NIGERIA-RELIGION-ISLAM-UNREST
Nigerian soldiers in armoured personnel carriers patrolled the northern city of Maiduguri on Wednesday searching for remaining members of an Islamic sect behind clashes which have killed more than… mehr...
29.07.2009
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ENGLISH-NEWS 46 INJURED

ETA blamed for car bomb explosion in Spain

A policeman searches for evidence near a civil guard barracks after a car bomb explosion in Burgos
A car bomb exploded outside a Civil Guard barracks in the northern Spanish city of Burgos early on Wednesday, injuring 46 people in an attack authorities blamed on Basque separatist rebels ETA. The… mehr...
29.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS INVESTIGATION ALLEGATION

Dr. Murray gave Michael Jackson lethal injection

Michael Jackson
A law enforcement officer has alleged the late pop icon was regularly given Propofol – an anaesthetic to put people to sleep before surgery and only supposed to be used in hospitals – to help him… mehr...
28.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS 80 KILLED

Muslim rebels expand their attacks in Nigeria

Some members of the Islamic fundamentalists were regrouped after they were arrested during a crossfire with the police in Bauchi, northern Nigeria on July 26, 2009
Muslim rebels on Monday expanded their attack on Nigerian security forces to three northern states, with at least 80 people dead in two days of clashes, security sources said. Gun battles between… mehr...
28.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS MYANMAR

Aung Sang Suu Kyi trial verdict expected on Friday

Aung Sang Suu Kyi
A verdict in the trial of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will come on Friday, a court official said, after her lawyers wrapped up their final arguments in the widely condemned case against her on… mehr...
28.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS MIDDLE EAST

Settlements take top priority in U.S.-Israel talks

U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell told Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Monday he was still working on a deal with Israel to halt West Bank settlement activity so peace talks can resume.… mehr...
28.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS BADGHIS PROVINCE

Afghanistan makes ceasefire deal with Taliban

Afghanistan has struck a ceasefire deal with Taliban insurgents in a remote province, a presidential spokesman said on Monday, the first move of its kind amid an escalation of violence ahead of electi… mehr...
27.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS ESTRANGED HUSBAND

Blake claims Amy Winehouse 'died' after drug binge

Blake Fielder-Civil has revealed he thought Amy had passed away "in his arms" as the pair got high in London in August 2007. Blake, 27, claims he and Amy – who have been granted a decree nisi and… mehr...
27.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS REKINDLED ROMANCE

Are Rihanna and Chris Brown back together?

Rihanna
The pair – who are barred from contacting each other after Chris pleaded guilty to felony assault last month following his altercation with Rihanna last February – both reportedly stayed at Manhattan'… mehr...
27.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS EUROPE

EU sees fast entry talks with Iceland

SWEDEN-EU-ENLARGE-ICELAND
Iceland's membership talks with the European Union are likely to be fast, although the North Atlantic island will not be granted any privileges over other candidates, EU president Sweden said. mehr...
27.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS MIDDLE EAST

Hillary Clinton says Iran's nuclear pursuit is 'futile'

Hillary Rodham Clinton
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Sunday that Iran would not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon and reiterated Washington's commitment to protect close ally Israel from any threat posed… mehr...
27.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS ITALY

Berlusconi under fire over archeological site

Berlusconi schlägt zurück: "Ich bin kein Heiliger"
PM Silvio Berlusconi's private conversations with an escort may wind up getting him into trouble with Italy's archaeological authorities. In one of the transcripts of his purported conversations with… mehr...
24.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS TURKEY

Ocalan grabs Turks' attention again

Pacing his prison island cell, guerrilla leader Abdullah Ocalan has had a decade to ponder his "road map" to solve Turkey's Kurdish problem and end a conflict which his militants launched a quarter… mehr...
24.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS MYANMAR

Aung San Suu Kyi trial reaches final stages

The trial of Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi was due to resume on Friday, with no indications from the country's military regime that it would heed international calls to free her. U.S.… mehr...
24.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS EVIDENCE SEARCH

Michael Jackson's doctor's office raided by police

Officers from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) arrived at the Houston, Texas, clinic of Dr. Conrad Murray – who was the late pop icon's personal physician… mehr...
23.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS U.S. DRONE ATTACK

One of Osama bin Laden's sons believed killed

Osama bin Laden
Osama bin Laden's son Sa'ad was probably killed by a U.S. missile strike in Pakistan earlier this year, U.S. National Public Radio has reported, citing U.S. intelligence officials. Sa'ad bin Laden, a… mehr...
23.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS WASHINGTON, D.C.

Barack Obama pushes for healthcare overhaul

Barack Obama
President Barack Obama said on Wednesday a broad healthcare overhaul was critical to a U.S. economic recovery and urged Congress to take advantage of momentum behind the reform package, despite doubts… mehr...
23.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS AUGUST

United States to begin swine flu vaccine trials

Trials of the experimental new H1N1 swine flu vaccine will start at eight university medical centers and clinics next month, starting with vaccines made by Sanofi Aventis and CSL Ltd, U.S. health… mehr...
23.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS ABYEI OIL REGION

International court redefines boundaries in Sudan

The borders of Abyei, often called the "Kashmir" of Sudan's north-south conflict and coveted by both sides, were outlined by an international panel after a 2005 peace agreement that ended more than… mehr...
22.07.2009
ENGLISH-NEWS ATTACK ON RIHANNA

Chris Brown apologizes for 'inexcusable' assault

In a video posted online the 20-year-old singer says sorry for his actions – which led to a conviction for felony assault last month – and insists he accepts "full responsibility" over the attack in… mehr...
22.07.2009
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