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©VIDEO: UN: more coordination needed for aid to Haiti Duration: 02:11 |
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Airlifts of Haiti quake victims to resume 12:06 GMT |
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The US military was to resume medical airlifts of critically injured Haiti earthquake victims on Monday after a dispute over who would pay for their care halted evacuations. |
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©The attack took place while the pilgrims had stopped over at a rest station as they made their long journey to Karbala |
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Female suicide bomber kills 41 in Baghdad 12:05 GMT |
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A female suicide bomber blew herself up among a crowd of Shiite pilgrims on their way by foot to a shrine city in central Iraq on Monday, killing 41 people, including women and children, officials said. |
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©International law prohibits the use of white phosphorous in heavily populated civilian areas |
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Israel disciplines top officers over Gaza war 10:01 GMT |
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The Israeli military has disciplined two senior officers for the firing of white phosphorous shells toward a UN compound during the Gaza war, Israeli media said on Monday. |
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©China has said it will suspend military and security ties with Washington |
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China press furious at US 'arrogance' on Taiwan 12:31 GMT |
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China's state media on Monday lashed out at Washington's "arrogance" and "double standards" in going ahead with arms sales to Taiwan, saying Beijing's threat to penalise US companies over the deal was very real. |
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©Chinese paramilitary police at the Potala palace in Lhasa |
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China says won't relax grip on Tibet 11:12 GMT |
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China said on Monday it made no concessions on Tibetan sovereignty during talks with envoys of the Dalai Lama over the future of the region -- the first such negotiations in more than a year. |
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©An African Union Mission in Somalia watches a building where a suspected Islamist sniper is hiding |
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Mogadishu shelling kills 12 civilians 12:15 GMT |
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Heavy mortar fire between African Union peacekeepers and Islamist insurgents killed at least 12 civilians and left scores wounded in the Somali capital, officials and medics said Monday. |
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©United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon (L) shakes hands with Cypriot President Demetris Christofias |
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UN's Ban seeks to boost Cyprus peace push 08:36 GMT |
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon was in Cyprus on Monday on a mission aimed at trying to inject new life into flagging talks to reunify the eastern Mediterranean island, which has been divided for decades. |
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©Relatives in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico mourn the loss of loved ones after gunmen killed 13 at a high school party |
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©The US has stepped up its drone war against the Taliban since the start of the year |
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Mystery over fate of Pakistani Taliban leader 11:26 GMT |
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Mystery deepened over the fate of Pakistan Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud Monday following fresh reports of his death as his militant faction promised he would appear alive in a video. |
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©Feng Zhenghu says he has been denied re-entry to China 8 times since June |
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Chinese 'Terminal' activist to end airport protest 10:09 GMT |
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A Chinese human rights activist camped inside Tokyo airport for three months said on Monday he would end his protest within days after Beijing officials had signalled they would let him come home. |
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©Benjamin Netanyahu is headed for Cairo |
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Netanyahu to Cairo as US pushes Mideast peace 19:55 GMT |
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due in Cairo on Tuesday as Washington is drafting documents to serve as a basis for resuming Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. |
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