Family of Savita Halappanavar welcomes landmark law on abortion rights in ... - Daily News & Analysis
Daily News & AnalysisFamily of Savita Halappanavar welcomes landmark law on abortion rights in ...Daily News & AnalysisIreland was forced to review its abortion law in cases where the mother's life is at risk following the death of dentist Savita at a hospital in Galway last October after she was denied an abortion. Savita Halappanavar. The family of Savita Halappanavar, the ...Savita Halappanavar stirs Ireland to pass abortion billTimes of IndiaAbortion reform: changing IrelandThe GuardianLawmakers in Ireland Pass Limited Abortion BillNew York TimesDaily Mail -The Times (subscription) -RTE.ieall 290 news articles »
Boeing Dreamliner catches fire at London's Heathrow airport - The Standard Digital News
Telegraph.co.ukBoeing Dreamliner catches fire at London's Heathrow airportThe Standard Digital NewsA Boeing 787 Dreamliner operated by Ethiopian Airlines caught fire at Britain's Heathrow airport on Friday in a fresh blow for the U.S. planemaker whose new model was grounded for three months after one high-tech battery caught fire and another ...India awaits cause of Dreamliner fire at Heathrow before taking actionNDTVDreamliner blaze at Heathrow sparks new concernsIrish IndependentHeathrow Dreamliner: Probe Into Cause Of FireSky NewsITV News -BBC News -Herald Scotlandall 324 news articles »
Police confirm 212 inmates escaped in Tanjung Gusta - Jakarta Post
The HinduPolice confirm 212 inmates escaped in Tanjung GustaJakarta PostThe National Police said the number of prisoners who escaped following a riot at the Tanjung Gusta Penitentiary in Medan, North Sumatra, on Thursday, was 212. “Following data collection led by Tanjung Gusta Penitentiary's warden at 7 p.m. local time on ...5 dead in jailbreak riotsChina DailyPolice hunt 100 escapees after 5 die in Indonesia prison riotSouth China Morning PostTerrorism suspects escape in Sumatra prison riotSydney Morning HeraldDaily News & Analysis -Huffington Post -Straits Timesall 87 news articles »
Cambodia opposition head to return for polls - Aljazeera.com
Aljazeera.comCambodia opposition head to return for pollsAljazeera.comSelf-exiled Sam Rainsy, recently pardoned by the king, vows to unseat Prime Minister Hun Sen in upcoming elections. Last Modified: 13 Jul 2013 06:05. Email Article. Print Article. Share article. Send Feedback. Rainsy had faced 11 years in jail, convicted in ...Cambodian opposition leader says to return on FridayStraits TimesCambodian opposition head announces pre-election date for return from exileCalgary Heraldall 78 news articles »
Downing Street denies claims Tory party adviser influenced U-turn on plain ... - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukDowning Street denies claims Tory party adviser influenced U-turn on plain ...Telegraph.co.ukThe government's announcement that it was shelving plans to introduce plain packaging for tobacco products was met with accusations in the House of Commons that the prime minister's election guru Lynton Crosby was behind the move. It emerged on ...British government backs off tobacco plain packaging lawsSydney Morning Heraldall 126 news articles »
Malala Day: 'Governments should spend more on education' - The Express Tribune
The Express TribuneMalala Day: 'Governments should spend more on education'The Express TribuneSouth Asia Free Media Association (SAFMA) Secretary General Imtiaz Alam said on Friday Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) had not fulfilled its promise to spend 5 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on education. He urged the PML-N to ...I will not be silenced by the Taleban, shot girl Malala tells UNThe Times (subscription)Malala Yousafzai addresses UN Youth AssemblyWashington PostMalala Yousafzai: 'Our books and our pens are the most powerful weapons'The GuardianNBCNews.com (blog) -Huffington Post -Wall Street Journal (blog)all 410 news articles »
Malala invokes Gandhi in her UN speech - Business Standard
Economic TimesMalala invokes Gandhi in her UN speechBusiness StandardPakistani teen activist Malala Yousafzai, in her first public speech at the UN since being shot in the head by the Taliban, has said she is inspired by Mahatama Gandhi's path of non-violence. Malala invoked Gandhi and other global advocates of non-violence ...Malala, Pakistan shooting survivor, stands strong for women's rightsNBCNews.comMalala invokes Bapu in UN addressTimes of IndiaI will not be silenced by the Taleban, shot girl Malala tells UNThe Times (subscription)NPR -New York Times -Pakistan Daily Timesall 400 news articles »
Warning to Russia: Snowden asylum could imperil ties, says US - The Express Tribune
The Express TribuneWarning to Russia: Snowden asylum could imperil ties, says USThe Express TribuneUS-born fugitive says he would seek temporary asylum in Russia and then move to Latin America. By Agencies. Published: July 13, 2013. Tweet · Share this article Print this page Email. Journalists crowd inside the terminal F of Moscow's Sheremetyevo ...Snowden to seek temporary asylum in Russia pending 'safe passage' to Latin ...Business StandardFeature: Snowden's "debut" in Russia causes media frenzyXinhuaSnowden submits request for asylum in RussiaIrish IndependentZee News -Toronto Sun -Daily News & Analysisall 668 news articles »
Family of Indian victim welcomes landmark law on abortion rights in Ireland - Business Standard
Telegraph.co.ukFamily of Indian victim welcomes landmark law on abortion rights in IrelandBusiness StandardThe family of Savita Halappanavar, the Indian woman who died due to pregnancy complications in Ireland due to the country's strict abortion laws, has welcomed a new initiative of the Irish Parliament to allow limited abortion rights for the first time. Savita's ...Savita Halappanavar stirs Ireland to pass abortion billTimes of IndiaIreland passes law allowing limited rights to abortionThe GuardianIreland's parliament approves 'life-saving' abortionBBC NewsIrish Times -New York Times -Daily Mailall 288 news articles »
British government backs off tobacco plain packaging laws - Sydney Morning Herald
Telegraph.co.ukBritish government backs off tobacco plain packaging lawsSydney Morning HeraldThe British government has shelved plans to follow Australian cigarette plain packaging laws, a decision the country's opposition has linked to the influence of former Howard government adviser Lynton Crosby. Federal health Minister Tanya Plibersek ...Anger as plain cigarette packaging plans put on hold by ministersThe GuardianSmoking kills 6 million people a year: WHOThe News InternationalAnger at plain cigarette packaging decisionITV Newsall 117 news articles »
US warns Moscow as Snowden seeks asylum in Russia - Fox News
CBC.caUS warns Moscow as Snowden seeks asylum in RussiaFox NewsMOSCOW (AFP) – US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden said he wanted to claim asylum in Russia until he can travel on to Latin America, as Washington kept up the pressure with a warning to Moscow. In his first encounter with the outside world since ...Edward Snowden to seek temporary asylum in RussiaToronto StarWhite House criticizes Russia for providing 'propaganda platform' for SnowdenGlobe and MailThe world awaits Snowden's great escapeIrish TimesBloomberg -The Sun -Los Angeles Timesall 695 news articles »
Fallout of Snowden expose - China Daily
Times of IndiaFallout of Snowden exposeChina DailyFormer CIA agent and National Security Agency operative Edward Snowden left Hong Kong about three weeks ago, but the world's attention is still on the man who exposed the US' global surveillance program. The flight of Snowden from Hong Kong to ...Public meetings: Defend whistleblower Edward Snowden!World Socialist Web SiteEdward Snowden case: US rebukes ChinaBBC NewsHong Kong lawmakers slam Washington for Snowden censureSouth China Morning PostHuffington Post -The Australian -USA TODAYall 83 news articles »
Al-Nour emerges as key broker in post-Morsi Egypt - BBC News
BBC NewsAl-Nour emerges as key broker in post-Morsi EgyptBBC NewsFrom an underground and frequently persecuted movement, whose members gathered in mosques under the radar in the 1970s, '80s and '90s, to being key players in the formation of an interim government after Mohammed Morsi's removal from power.US wants Egypt to free MursiArab NewsMorsi supporters take to the streets in EgyptNBCNews.comIslamist protests in Cairo growStuff.co.nzSky News -Getty Images -New York Times (blog)all 1,202 news articles »
Morsi supporters take to the streets in Egypt - NBCNews.com
Indian ExpressMorsi supporters take to the streets in EgyptNBCNews.comThousands protested the military's removal of President Mohamed Morsi, demanding that he be reinstated. NBC's Brian Williams reports. Share This: facebook · twitter · googleplus. Related Videos; Transcript of this video ...Egypt braced for more protests following prayers on first Ramadan FridayThe IndependentEgypt braces for violence as Morsi supporters plan marchUSA TODAYall 1,203 news articles »
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Catches Fire in London - Wall Street Journal
Mirror.co.ukBoeing 787 Dreamliner Catches Fire in LondonWall Street JournalEmergency crews responded to a fire aboard an Ethiopian Airlines 787 aircraft at Heathrow Airport in London, marking a fresh setback for Boeing's troubled Dreamliner jet. Jon Ostrower reports. Up Next ...Heathrow fire revives Dreamliner worriesFinancial TimesBoeing stock tumbles after fire on 787 DreamlinerHindustan TimesEthiopian Airlines aircraft catches on fire at Britain's Heathrow airportAl-ArabiyaChannel News Asia -Daily Star -Scotsmanall 285 news articles »
US calls on army to release Morsi - Sky News Australia
Sky News AustraliaUS calls on army to release MorsiSky News AustraliaUpdated: 09:01, Saturday July 13, 2013. US calls on army to release Morsi. The United States is calling on the Egyptian military and interim leaders to free deposed president Mohamed Morsi. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on Friday the US ...US calls for release of deposed Egyptian presidentXinhuaHuge competing rallies in Cairo on first Friday of RamadanOttawa CitizenMorsi supporters take out rallies, vow to defy coupTimes of IndiaAhram Online -Sky News -Getty Imagesall 1,094 news articles »
US welcomes pardon of Cambodia's opposition leader Rainsy - Reuters AlertNet (blog)
AFPUS welcomes pardon of Cambodia's opposition leader RainsyReuters AlertNet (blog)WASHINGTON, July 12 (Reuters) - The United States on Friday welcomed a decision by Cambodia's king to pardon opposition leader Sam Rainsy, allowing him to return from self-imposed exile in France to participate in general elections at the end of the ...Cambodia king pardons opposition leader ahead of electionsChristian Science MonitorUS welcomes pardon for Cambodia opposition leaderAFPFather of Cambodian PM dies at age of 90XinhuaAljazeera.com -BBC News -Bloombergall 57 news articles »
Obama calls Putin over Snowden affair - Times of India
RTObama calls Putin over Snowden affairTimes of IndiaWASHINGTON: President Barack Obama spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin Friday, after the White House warned Moscow not to give fugitive leaker Edward Snowden a "propaganda platform" by granting him asylum. The call came after Snowden ...US asks Russia not to give Snowden 'propaganda platform' by accepting asylum ...India TodayIs Edward Snowden stuck in Russia?Christian Science MonitorEdward Snowden inflames US-Russian tensions with Moscow meetingThe GuardianPolitico (blog) -Fox News Latinoall 609 news articles »
Edward Snowden's spying revelations - GlobalPost
IBNLiveEdward Snowden's spying revelationsGlobalPostBelow are the main spying revelations made by Edward Snowden, a former consultant at the US National Security Agency, who announced on Friday that he was seeking political asylum in Russia. On June 5, the British daily newspaper The Guardian ...Caracas Nest of Spies: From WikiLeaks to the Snowden AffairHuffington PostHong Kong lawmakers slam Washington for Snowden censureSouth China Morning PostVenezuela calls for Facebook boycottThe Times (subscription)The Australian -BBC News -USA TODAYall 80 news articles »
Malala invokes Bapu in UN address - Times of India
Times of IndiaMalala invokes Bapu in UN addressTimes of IndiaUNITED NATIONS: Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager shot by the Taliban for promoting education for girls, celebrated her 16th birthday on Friday by demanding, in her first public speech since the attack, that world leaders provide free compulsory ...Pakistani Schoolgirl Brings Message to the UNWall Street JournalMalala addresses the UNBrisbane TimesI will not be silenced by the Taleban, shot girl Malala tells UNThe Times (subscription)NPR -New Zealand Herald -Washington Postall 357 news articles »
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