Race and Religion: Awkward Friends of the White Man, Part III (plus 88 more items) |  |
- Race and Religion: Awkward Friends of the White Man, Part III
- Lebanon and the Middle East continue to reject AIPAC's H.R. 2278 as tensions rise
- Houthis initiate truce with Saudi Arabia
- Red Cross warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen
- 'Enough fighting in Afghanistan,' says NATO chief
- BBC to air film made by chimpanzees
- Most Americans think stimulus dollars wasted: Poll
- Iran summons Swiss envoy over scientist assassination
- London conference communiqué leaked
- UK premier regrets lack of post-war planning in Iraq
- Mottaki criticizes US policy in Middle East
- Evidence on Kelly death sealed for 70 years
- Sri Lankans brace for post-war presidential poll
- Haitians flee capital, quake toll stands at 150K
- 'Chemical Ali' executed in Iraq
- Iraq hangs 'Chemical Ali'
- China denies involvement in Google attack
- Afghan protester killed as anti-NATO rally continues
- Afghan protester killed as anti-NATO rallies continue
- Karroubi recognizes Ahmadinejad 'government'
- Baghdad bomb blasts leave 11 dead
- Baghdad bomb blasts leave 36 dead
- Bodies from Ethiopian Airlines crash recovered
- Will Corporatism Destroy Democracy in America?
- Delays in relief while Haitian quake victims wait
- Canada's ex-envoy to Iran details cooperation with CIA
- Google founders to sell majority shares
- Europeans say Jews exploit past to extort money
- Four Bulgarian soldiers injured in Afghanistan
- Germany mulls boosting troops in Afghanistan
- Skydiver wants to speed through sound barrier
- Kuwait interested in linking gas network to Iran's
- Report: US mismanagement wastes Iraq money
- Netanyahu: Israel will never quit settlements
- In Britain, the hunt is on for aliens
- Mubarak defends Gaza wall despite criticism
- Japan insists on reconsidering US accord
- UK companies warned of bumpy recovery
- UN suggests involving Taliban in Afghan politics
- Two Decades of Genocide in Iraq
- Venezuela to US: Send Haiti vaccine, not troops
- Beware of Webster Tarpley's Disinformation
- Jews, Generals & The US War Machine
- Israel bars Belgian minister way into Gaza
- Iran: No limit on foreign investment
- Iraq bombings kill at least eight people
- Focus on Haiti: Washington's Militarized Takeover
- What you are allowed to say
- Israel Creates First 'Army-owned' University
- Iraq probes UK's defective bomb detectors
- China attacks US for online warfare in Iran
- Istanbul to host trilateral, Afghan summits
- Huge demo held in Kashmir
- Ethiopian airliner crashes in Mediterranean Sea
- Britain goes on high alert
- Afghanistan postpones parliamentary election
- Haiti quake death toll hits 150,000, fear of disease rises
- 7 civilians killed in Saudi blitz on northern Yemen
- Defection blow for Sri Lanka leader
- Ethiopian jet 'missing' off Beirut
- Is UK child torture case a sign of social disintegration?
- Pakistani tribesmen 'shoot down US drone'
- Study says dolphins world's second smartest species
- Parliament follows up on downgrading ties with UK
- 'Al-Qaeda owns Christmas Day bombing'
- Poll: Sarkozy approval ratings near record lows
- German enrichment facility reports radiation leak
- No Blackwater in Pakistan, says interior minister
- 'US to surrender Iraq to extremists'
- Women make up half of Bolivian cabinet
- 450,000 gallons of crude oil enter Texas waterway
- In Afghanistan, 5 US troops killed in 24 hours
- I Have a Dream, by Ayman Quader
- Russia-US 'close to nuclear deal'
- Smoking cessation adds to lung cancer patients' lives
- Smoking cessation ups life expectancy in lung cancer
- Pakistan to secure Iran's gas pipeline to India
- Digital mammogram emits less radiation
- Israel 'to keep' parts of West Bank
- Opening wallets to read newspapers online?
- The Family: 'Christian Mafia' rules US?
- Venezuelan channel taken off air
- Iran's Farhadi nominated for Asian film Awards
- FDA approves first MS drug
- Heart disease leading cause of death in Iran
- Iran says its 'compelling logic' scares enemy
- Iraq inquiry to focus on legality
- '150,000 dead' in Haiti's capital
- HRW slams UAE for Prince acquittal
| Race and Religion: Awkward Friends of the White Man, Part III Posted: 25 Jan 2010 06:46 PM PST
No longer is this the case with postmodern "civil religions" that ignore the sacred. Their nature of exclusion is already resulting in intellectual terror - that may soon be followed by real state-sponsored physical terror.
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| Lebanon and the Middle East continue to reject AIPAC's H.R. 2278 as tensions rise Posted: 25 Jan 2010 06:23 PM PST
What sources report to this observer was that he saw a Boeing 737-800 aircraft which had taken off from Rafiq Hariri airport gain altitude as it headed for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Hezbollah, on full military alert these days, presumably called in the report to Al Manar (the Dawn) station which it founded in 1991 and which since 2004 has been on one o the various US Terrorism lists.
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| Houthis initiate truce with Saudi Arabia Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:43 PM PST
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| Red Cross warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:25 PM PST
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| 'Enough fighting in Afghanistan,' says NATO chief Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:09 PM PST
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| BBC to air film made by chimpanzees Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:21 PM PST
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| Most Americans think stimulus dollars wasted: Poll Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:11 PM PST
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| Iran summons Swiss envoy over scientist assassination Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:02 PM PST
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| London conference communiqué leaked Posted: 25 Jan 2010 02:53 PM PST
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| UK premier regrets lack of post-war planning in Iraq Posted: 25 Jan 2010 02:40 PM PST
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| Mottaki criticizes US policy in Middle East Posted: 25 Jan 2010 01:58 PM PST
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| Evidence on Kelly death sealed for 70 years Posted: 25 Jan 2010 01:55 PM PST
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| Sri Lankans brace for post-war presidential poll Posted: 25 Jan 2010 01:16 PM PST
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| Haitians flee capital, quake toll stands at 150K Posted: 25 Jan 2010 11:59 AM PST
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| 'Chemical Ali' executed in Iraq Posted: 25 Jan 2010 11:40 AM PST
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| China denies involvement in Google attack Posted: 25 Jan 2010 11:28 AM PST
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| Afghan protester killed as anti-NATO rally continues Posted: 25 Jan 2010 10:53 AM PST
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| Afghan protester killed as anti-NATO rallies continue Posted: 25 Jan 2010 10:53 AM PST
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| Karroubi recognizes Ahmadinejad 'government' Posted: 25 Jan 2010 10:47 AM PST
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| Baghdad bomb blasts leave 11 dead Posted: 25 Jan 2010 10:24 AM PST
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| Baghdad bomb blasts leave 36 dead Posted: 25 Jan 2010 10:24 AM PST
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| Bodies from Ethiopian Airlines crash recovered Posted: 25 Jan 2010 09:28 AM PST
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| Will Corporatism Destroy Democracy in America? Posted: 25 Jan 2010 09:19 AM PST
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| Delays in relief while Haitian quake victims wait Posted: 25 Jan 2010 08:22 AM PST
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| Canada's ex-envoy to Iran details cooperation with CIA Posted: 25 Jan 2010 08:10 AM PST
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| Google founders to sell majority shares Posted: 25 Jan 2010 08:05 AM PST
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| Europeans say Jews exploit past to extort money Posted: 25 Jan 2010 07:52 AM PST
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| Four Bulgarian soldiers injured in Afghanistan Posted: 25 Jan 2010 07:34 AM PST
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| Germany mulls boosting troops in Afghanistan Posted: 25 Jan 2010 07:18 AM PST
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| Skydiver wants to speed through sound barrier Posted: 25 Jan 2010 07:05 AM PST
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| Kuwait interested in linking gas network to Iran's Posted: 25 Jan 2010 07:00 AM PST
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| Report: US mismanagement wastes Iraq money Posted: 25 Jan 2010 06:58 AM PST
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| Netanyahu: Israel will never quit settlements Posted: 25 Jan 2010 06:01 AM PST
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| In Britain, the hunt is on for aliens Posted: 25 Jan 2010 05:40 AM PST
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| Mubarak defends Gaza wall despite criticism Posted: 25 Jan 2010 05:21 AM PST
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| Japan insists on reconsidering US accord Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:46 AM PST
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| UK companies warned of bumpy recovery Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:42 AM PST
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| UN suggests involving Taliban in Afghan politics Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:25 AM PST
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| Two Decades of Genocide in Iraq Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:20 AM PST  The American and British populations are comfortably cushioned from reality by the controlled media which censors news and images of the horrendous humanitarian catastrophe that has befallen the Iraqi people as a result of the Anglo-American war of aggression against the oil-rich nation, a military crusade now in its 20th year. (The recent Dutch judicial report from The Hague on the legal questions surrounding the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq in 2003 indicates that the war in Iraq can be legally defined as a "War of Aggression", which is a "Crime Against the Peace" under the Nuremberg Charter.) |
| Venezuela to US: Send Haiti vaccine, not troops Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:11 AM PST
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| Beware of Webster Tarpley's Disinformation Posted: 25 Jan 2010 04:07 AM PST
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| Jews, Generals & The US War Machine Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:51 AM PST
The change can be traced to Truman's National Security Council Paper, "NSC-68", which put forth that America could sustain its economic growth by applying John Maynard Keynes' emphasis on the role of government to the military or "security" sphere. |
| Israel bars Belgian minister way into Gaza Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:45 AM PST
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| Iran: No limit on foreign investment Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:30 AM PST
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| Iraq bombings kill at least eight people Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:27 AM PST
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| Focus on Haiti: Washington's Militarized Takeover Posted: 25 Jan 2010 03:03 AM PST
On September 25, 2008, Phoenix Delacroix quoted geologist Patrick Charles of Havana's Geological Institute saying: |
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You can call them Zionists, or Communists, or Israel Firsters and while receiving slight superficial approbation from mechanisms designed to do that, continue along profitably in the niche market of edgy Internet radicalism.
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| Israel Creates First 'Army-owned' University Posted: 25 Jan 2010 02:33 AM PST  Ehud Barak, Israel's defence minister, approved last week the upgrading to university status of a college in a settlement located deep inside the West Bank, a move certain to further undermine Palestinian confidence in the peace process.The decision, authorising the first Israeli university in Palestinian territory, is expected to entitle the college to significant extra funding, allowing it to expand its student population. |
| Iraq probes UK's defective bomb detectors Posted: 25 Jan 2010 02:15 AM PST
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| China attacks US for online warfare in Iran Posted: 25 Jan 2010 01:56 AM PST
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| Istanbul to host trilateral, Afghan summits Posted: 25 Jan 2010 12:25 AM PST
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| Ethiopian airliner crashes in Mediterranean Sea Posted: 24 Jan 2010 11:51 PM PST
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| Afghanistan postpones parliamentary election Posted: 24 Jan 2010 11:29 PM PST
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| Haiti quake death toll hits 150,000, fear of disease rises Posted: 24 Jan 2010 10:53 PM PST
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| 7 civilians killed in Saudi blitz on northern Yemen Posted: 24 Jan 2010 10:34 PM PST
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| Defection blow for Sri Lanka leader Posted: 24 Jan 2010 08:43 PM PST  Mahinda Rajapaksa has suffered a major blow to his campaign to get re-elected as Sri Lanka's president. Chandrika Kumaratunga, one of the most senior members of his Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP), on Sunday threw her weight behind General Sarath Fonseka, Rajapaksa's chief rival. |
| Ethiopian jet 'missing' off Beirut Posted: 24 Jan 2010 07:13 PM PST  Air traffic controllers in Beirut say they have lost contact with an Ethiopian Airlines aircraft carrying 85 passengers shortly after it took off from the Lebanese capital. Airport sources cited by the Reuters news agency said the aircraft disappeared from radar screens shortly after departing early on Monday morning. |
| Is UK child torture case a sign of social disintegration? Posted: 24 Jan 2010 07:06 PM PST
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| Pakistani tribesmen 'shoot down US drone' Posted: 24 Jan 2010 04:20 PM PST
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Each religion is exclusive and exclusionary, which inevitably results in downplaying or, even worse, in denial of other religions. By definition, all Christian denominations, in order to strengthen their theological credibility, have historically resorted to this type of "negative legitimacy." Yet, despite devastating wars among Whites of different Christian persuasions, Christianity, as a whole, has retained its transcendental value, which has made life more or less liveable.
It is being reported in Beirut this morning that at exactly 3 a.m. Beirut time, a supporter of the National Lebanese Resistance led by Hezbollah, on duty above the Mediterranean coastal town of Saadyat, between Damour and Saida was watching the skies of over Beirut for signs of Israeli aircraft, which daily violate Lebanese airspace.
Houthi fighters in Yemen initiate a cease-fire offer with Saudi Arabia as fighting in the north continues to take its toll on civilians. 
The Red Cross says humanitarian conditions in Yemen are at their worst after five months of fighting between Saudi forces and the Houthi fighters. 
Ahead of a London conference on Afghanistan which will discuss a US-proposed military surge, US and NATO's top military commander in Afghanistan calls for an end to combat. 
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is scheduled to air the world's first documentary entirely filmed by chimpanzees. 
Many Americans maintain that the stimulus plan presented by US President Barack Obama to salvage the economy has been a waste of money, recent poll finds. 
Iran on Monday summoned the Swiss envoy to Tehran over the alleged involvement of a US-based terror group in the killing of a nuclear physics professor in Tehran. 
The London conference on Afghanistan is likely to add five more years to the serving time of British troops in the war-torn country, according to a leaked document. 
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has defended the country's decision to join the 2003 Iraq invasion, but lamented big lapses in post-war construction planning. 
Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said Monday that the White House policies in the Middle East are a "failure." 
The official heading an inquiry into the suspicious death of a British weapons inspector who cast doubts on the main argument for invading Iraq has secretly ordered all evidence locked up for 70 years. 
Violence looms large Sri Lanka is getting ready for a landmark presidential election, following the end of almost three decades of civil war. 
The devastating earthquake in Haiti has killed nearly 150,000 people while according to the UN many survivors are leaving the quake-hit capital Port-au-Prince for rural areas. 
Saddam Hussein's notorious first cousin, Ali Hassan al-Majid al-Tikritieh, also known as 'Chemical Ali,' was executed on Monday in Baghdad for crimes against humanity. 
Saddam Hussein's notorious first cousin, Ali Hassan al-Majid al-Tikritieh, also known as 'Chemical Ali,' was executed on Monday in Baghdad for crimes against humanity. 
As the US urges China to investigate a computer attack against the Google search engine, Beijing denies any involvement in the case and defends its online restrictions. 
At least one person has been killed during the fourth consecutive day of anti-NATO demonstrations in Afghanistan's central province of Ghazni. 
At least one person has been killed during the fourth consecutive day of anti-NATO demonstrations in Afghanistan's central province of Ghazni. 
Senior Iranian opposition figure and defeated presidential candidate Mehdi Karroubi recognizes President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as head of government, reports said Monday. 
Three bomb explosions in quick succession have rocked central Baghdad on Monday, leaving 11 people killed and 21 others injured. 
Three bomb explosions in quick succession have rocked central Baghdad on Monday, leaving at least 36 people killed and 70 others injured. 
Lebanese rescue teams have recovered 23 bodies after an Ethiopian plane with 90 people on board crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. 
Victims of Haiti's massive earthquake are outraged as they wait to receive their share of aid shipments pouring into the country. 
After admitting to spying for the US during the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran, Canada's former ambassador to Tehran expounds on the controversial revelations in an exclusive interview with Press TV. 
Google co-founders propose to sell 10 million of their shares meaning they will no longer control the company with only 48 percent of shares. 
Nearly half of western Europeans believe Jews exploit their 'past persecution' in order to extort money, a new Israeli report says. 
At least four Bulgarian soldiers have been injured in a rocket attack at a major international military base in southern Afghanistan. 
Senior officials in Berlin have tried to prep skeptical Germans for increasing troops in Afghanistan by focusing mainly on reconstruction and training. 
Felix Baumgartner, the extreme sportsman from Austria, thinks he will exceed the speed of sound for more than five minutes by jumping off a balloon. 
The Head of Iran's Gas Transportation Company says Kuwait has expressed an interest in linking its gas network to Iran's nationwide gas transport system. 
The US State Department has reportedly failed to properly manage and oversee a two-billion-dollar contract with a private company to train Iraqi police as the war-torn nation inches its way toward reconstruction. 
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that the Jewish settlement blocs in the West Bank would always remain part of Israel. 
Leading astronomers in Britain say they have compelling evidence of alien life on other planets, a claim that would mark a breakthrough if proven correct. 
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has strongly defended his decision to construct an underground "Iron Wall" on the border with the Gaza Strip. 
After an opponent of the US military presence in Japan won a local election, Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama said he would reconsider Tokyo's accord with Washington. 
A global firm warns that even with forewarnings of lessening profits from British-listed companies, UK businesses may still face "a bumpy recovery." 
The United Nations has joined some Western countries in laying the groundwork for bringing the Taliban into the Afghan government by suggesting the removal of at least some of their senior leaders from the list of terrorists. 
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has called on Washington to send medication to the quake-stricken Haiti rather than troops. 
Americas changed from a civilian to a military economy reached a point of no return in the 1960s. From then on, a perpetual "war machine" was in motion with Wall Street Jewish investment banks funding US armament industries.
A Belgian minister, barred by Israel from visiting the Gaza Strip, has declared that he will take the matter to the European Union. 
Iran's Economy and Finance Minister says based on Iran's fifth development plan, there is no limit on foreign investment in Iranian industrial or mineral sectors. 
Three bomb blasts in Iraq have killed at least eight people and injured four others as the country gears up for parliamentary elections scheduled for March. 
Haiti is no stranger to adversity and anguish - over 500 years of severe oppression, slavery, despotism, colonization, reparations, embargoes, sanctions, deep poverty, starvation, unrepayable debt, and natural calamities from destructive hurricanes to a dozen magnitude 7.0 or greater Caribbean region earthquakes in the past 500 years. The last major one was in 1946 at 8.1 in the adjacent Dominican Republic, also striking Haiti. Earlier catastrophic ones were in 1751 and 1770, both devastating Port-au-Prince, and the 1842 one destroying Cap-Haitien in the north.
You can call them bankers, or corrupt politicians, or even Illuminati and still get along nicely in the world, maybe even get a job with one of those high paying media outfits if you're willing to spin the line they want.
The Iraqi government has ordered a commission formed to investigate about a defective bomb-detection device that Baghdad bought from a British firm. 
A Chinese Communist Party editorial says the election unrest in Iran was an example of US 'naked political scheming' behind a facade of free speech. 
A trilateral meeting between the presidents of Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan will be held in Istanbul, a day before the city hosts a summit on Afghan security. 
Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Srinagar, in Indian-controlled Kashmir, for a demonstration, accusing the Indian army of killing a civilian. 
An Ethiopian Airlines plane with 85 passengers on board has crashed into the Mediterranean Sea shortly after takeoff from Beirut airport. 
Britain has raised its terror alert level to "severe", the second-highest level, days before it hosts an international conference on Afghanistan in London. 
Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission has confirmed that it will postpone parliamentary elections until September. 
The Haitian government has raised the official death toll for the January 12 earthquake to 150,000. 
At least seven civilians have been killed and dozens more suffered injuries as Saudi fighter jets pounded the alleged strongholds of Houthi fighters in Yemen's rugged northern region of Jebel Razih near the border with the oil-rich kingdom. 
British child welfare activists have asked the attorney general to double the sentence of the two brothers convicted in the Edlington torture case, which was one of a number of incidents that have raised serious concerns about social and moral decay in the UK. 
Local tribesman in Pakistan's North Waziristan region claim to have shot down a US drone after the unnamed aerial vehicle (UAV) crashed in the tribal area. [Message clipped]
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