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- No date fixed for Taliban peace talks June 20, 2013First direct negotiations may be on hold after Karzai announces boycott amid row over name of group's office in Doha.
- India battles to rescue flood survivors June 20, 2013Floods triggered by rains in north of country have left 120 dead, besides stranding thousands of Hindu pilgrims.
- Haze casts shadow over Singapore-Jakarta ties June 20, 2013Indonesia accuses Singapore of "behaving like a child", as smog from Sumatra forest fires envelopes city-state.
- Five sentenced over Doha mall fire June 20, 2013Qatari court gives jail terms to five over last year's blaze at Villagio mall, which killed 19, including 13 children.
- Six Syrian heritage sites declared endangered June 20, 2013UNESCO warns that more than two years of civil war have inflicted heavy damage on ancient sites.
- Study: Jordan 'honour killing' support strong June 20, 2013Researchers at Cambridge University say sizeable section of teenagers interviewed found "honour killings" justified.
- Chinese astronauts deliver lecture from space June 20, 2013Three astronauts take questions from 330 elementary and middle school students while in orbit.
- Brazil government rolls back transit hike June 20, 2013Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo agree to suspend increase in public-transport fares, but protesters say they "want more".
- Cuba and US to resume talks on migration June 20, 2013Official in Washington says negotiations between the Cold War-era enemies will take place on July 17.
- South Sudan set to sign new Nile agreement June 20, 2013New treaty would replace colonial-era law that gave Egypt control of most of the Nile as power dynamics shift in region.
Associated Press World
- AP EXCLUSIVE: Taliban offer to free US soldierISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) -- The Afghan Taliban are ready to free a U.S. army soldier held captive since 2009 in exchange for five of their senior operatives imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay as a conciliatory gesture, a senior spokesman for the group said Thursday....
- Italy film fest dedicates homage to GandolfiniROME (AP) -- Organizers of the Taormina, Sicily, Film Festival are scrambling to put together a tribute to U.S. actor James Gandolfini, who had been expected to attend the festival's closing ceremony this weekend....
- Analysis: Obama prods, gets share of pushbackWASHINGTON (AP) -- Over the past two weeks, President Barack Obama has argued with Chinese President Xi Jinping over cybersecurity, consulted with world leaders over Syria and trade, declared his desire to reduce U.S. and Russian nuclear weapons, and embraced the uncertain steps toward reconciliation in Afghanistan....
- In northern Iraqi city, al-Qaida gathers strengthBAGHDAD (AP) -- Al-Qaida's Iraq arm is gathering strength in the restive northern city of Mosul, ramping up its fundraising through gangland-style shakedowns and feeding off anti-government anger as it increasingly carries out attacks with impunity, according to residents and officials....
- Iraqis vote in 2 Sunni-dominated provincesFALLUJAH, Iraq (AP) -- Iraqis in two Sunni-dominated provinces voted Thursday in provincial elections marked by tight security measures that left streets in former insurgent strongholds largely deserted....
- China sex tape official: I'm a lecher but no crookBEIJING (AP) -- Call me a lecher but don't call me a crook, an ex-city official at the heart of a sex tape scandal has said in his unusually spirited courtroom defense against corruption charges....
- AP PHOTOS: Bangladesh collapse left many amputeesSAVAR, Bangladesh (AP) -- It was the worst disaster in the history of the garment industry. When the Rana Plaza factory building crashed down in April, 1,129 people were killed. But many others had to sacrifice their limbs to survive....
- Saudi to expel Hezbollah supporters over Syria warBEIRUT (AP) -- The Saudi envoy to Lebanon says the kingdom will deport Lebanese citizens who support the militant Hezbollah group because of its role in the Syrian civil war....
- China astronauts float water blob in kids' lectureBEIJING (AP) -- Astronauts struck floating martial arts poses, twirled gyroscopes and manipulated wobbling globes of water during a lecture Thursday from China's orbiting space station that's part of efforts to popularize the space program among young people....
- Kyrgyzstan votes to end US lease of airbaseBISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan (AP) -- Kyrgyzstan has voted to end the United States' lease on an airbase key to supplying military operations in nearby Afghanistan....
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CNN World News
- Malala's voice stronger, not silenced May 8, 2013The attack was meant to silence the outspoken teenager who dared to defy the Taliban's ban against girls in school. Instead, it only made Malala's voice more powerful. After a school year that started with a shooting, Malala now eyes a summer of speaking at the U.N., telling her story in a new book and amplifying the issue of girls education.
- Fighting for the 'throwaway' girls June 13, 2013Less than half of U.S. teen moms graduate high school. And Principal Asenath Andrews believes that's a slow death for them by lack of opportunities. "In other countries, we scream at people about throwing away girls, but we [do it], too; we just kill them slowly."
- Impact Your World: How to help June 18, 2013CNN Films' "Girl Rising" tells the stories of girls across the globe and the power of education to change the world. Are you inspired to help the cause of girls' education around the world? You can make an impact in many ways, but by just being aware of the issue, you can spread the word. By acting in your own community, you can make a gl […]
- Photos: Beyoncé rocks for girls education June 18, 2013
- When cooking can kill June 13, 2013For nearly half of the world's population, building and maintaining a fire is a daily -- and often deadly -- chore.
Le Monde Diplomatique
- Victor Hugo peintreUn jour, Annie Le Brun se voit proposer par le directeur de la Maison de Victor Hugo à Paris une « exposition carte blanche ». Elle va la remplir de noir — ces « arcs-en-ciel du noir » que les dessins de Victor Hugo font lever et qui ont donné son titre à une exposition saisissante. / France, Art, (...) / France, Art, Culture, Histoire, Peinture - 2012/08 […]Gilles Lapouge
- Difficile et pénible transition de l'économieLa conjoncture économique roumaine est marquée par la récession et les séquelles de l'ère Ceausescu. Son appréciation est difficile, du fait des carences de l'appareil statistique. Du temps du dictateur, les données chiffrées avaient la réputation, au sein même du COMECON, d'être fabriquées ou (...) / Roumanie, Banque, Économie, État, Finance, […]Daniel Labaronne
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- La crise syrienne déchire les gauches arabesAu contraire des révoltes égyptienne et tunisienne, l'insurrection syrienne de mars 2011 n'a pas fait l'unanimité au sein des gauches arabes. Entre sympathie envers les revendications des manifestants et crainte des ingérences extérieures, les dissensions s'exacerbent. / Liban, Proche-Orient, Syrie, (...) / Liban, Proche-Orient, Syrie, Mo […]Nicolas Dot-Pouillard
- Glissements des empiresLes Portugais sont les premiers sur les côtes africaines, mais Christophe Colomb donne le coup d'envoi de la première mondialisation et d'une lutte sans merci entre les puissances européennes pour la colonisation de la planète. Grâce à la traite négrière et à son double avantage : la mise en valeur des (...) / Afrique, Amérique latine, États-Unis, […]Christophe Wargny
- Lumières du politiqueA la guerre froide s'est substituée une nouvelle confrontation d'envergure à l'échelle internationale : l'« Occident » serait désormais en proie à une nouvelle menace, l'« islamo-fascisme », dont le terrorisme djihadiste serait l'expression la plus visible. Bloc contre bloc. Les discours idéologiques les (...) / Égypte, Israël, […]Ziyad Clot
- Europe, droit d'inventaireSi les peuples savaient… Le nouveau numéro de Manière de voir arrive à point nommé pour saisir les enjeux, les fractures et les espoirs que la crise porte à ébullition dans le grand chaudron de l'Union européenne. Impossible, pour qui se soucie de l'avenir de la démocratie ainsi que des droits (...) / Allemagne, Europe, France, Géopolitique, Histoi […]Corinne Gobin
- Royaume-Uni, la presse et la loiEntré à la Chambre des communes en 2001 et membre de la commission culture et médias, M. Tom Watson a été un témoin privilégié du séisme qui a ébranlé l'empire de M. Rupert Murdoch en 2011 : le groupe l'avait constamment éreinté alors qu'il occupait des fonctions ministérielles, n'hésitant pas à le mettre (...) / Royaume-Uni, Droit, Info […]Jean-Claude Sergeant
- Ambassadeurs sous les projecteursL'outil diplomatique est d'abord question de personnes. Directrice de recherche au Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), Marie-Christine Kessler étudie avec minutie les ressource humaines du Quai d'Orsay et l'organisation de ses services de la IIIe République jusqu'à nos jours . (...) / Afrique, Burkina Faso, France, R […]Bertrand Fessard de Foucault
- Vingt années qui ont changé « Le Monde »Produire une information indépendante des pressions politiques et financières : cette perspective reste d'actualité. Le témoignage de l'ancien directeur du « Monde » indique en creux l'âpreté du combat à mener. / France, Entreprise, Finance, Information, Médias, Politique, Presse - (...) / France, Entreprise, Finance, Information, Médias, Poli […]Serge Halimi
Reuters International
- Italy PM sees no impact on government from Berlusconi trials June 20, 2013ROME (Reuters) - Italian center-left Prime Minister Enrico Letta declared on Thursday that a series of criminal trials involving center-right leader Silvio Berlusconi would have no impact on the functioning of the coalition government between their two parties.
- Afghan peace bid stumbles on Kabul-Taliban protocol row June 20, 2013DOHA (Reuters) - A fresh effort to end Afghanistan's 12-year-old war looked in disarray on Thursday after a diplomatic spat about the Taliban's new Qatar office delayed preliminary discussions between the United States and the Islamist insurgents.
- U.S. cites Russia, China among worst in human trafficking: report June 20, 2013WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An annual U.S. State Department report on Wednesday cited Russia and China among the world's worst offenders in fighting forced labor and sex trafficking, which could lead to U.S. sanctions, prompting angry rebuttals from Moscow and Beijing.
- German insurance claims for flood damage may be nearly $8 billion: AIR June 20, 2013FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Insurance claims for flood damage in Germany may be as much as 6 billion euros ($8 billion), catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide said on Thursday, after the worst flooding in a decade.
- Insight: Chinese whispers: Who wants to bet on the 'Nicaragua Canal'? June 20, 2013MANAGUA/PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - For centuries since the colonization of the New World, entrepreneurs have dreamed of building a canal spanning Nicaragua to make it easier to tap Asia's riches.
