Saturday, May 16, 2015

Last Top Stories: Watch a crisis response exercise as it happens in Ballarat

Watch a crisis response exercise as it happens in Ballarat

Watch a crisis response exercise as it happens in Ballarat
In Ballarat on Saturday, firefighters from across the area will receive calls to reports of a chemical smell on a V/Line train which starts to affect hundreds of passengers on board. It's all part of a counterterrorism exercise organised by the CFA to ...
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Palmyra: Will ISIS bulldoze ancient Syrian city?

Palmyra: Will ISIS bulldoze ancient Syrian city?
(CNN) Another world wonder is on the brink of destruction as ISIS continues its rampage through the cultural heritage of Iraq and Syria. This time it is the ancient oasis city of Palmyra in Syria, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back 2,000 years.
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Luxembourg PM first gay EU leader to marry

Luxembourg PM first gay EU leader to marry
LUXEMBOURG: Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel married his gay partner on Friday, becoming the first European Union leader to enter into a same-sex union in a symbol of growing social change across the continent. Bettel, 42, a centre-right ...
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Kim Jong-un visits fish farm without defense chief

Kim Jong-un visits fish farm without defense chief
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited a fish farm under the military, the North's media said Friday, without the presence of the North's defense chief, who was allegedly purged late last month. North Korea executed Defense Minister Hyon Yong-chol in late ...
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Of smugglers and kingpins: Southeast Asia's big money trade in humans ...

Of smugglers and kingpins: Southeast Asia's big money trade in humans ...
A Rohingya migrant crying as he sits with others in a boat drifting in Thai waters off the southern island of Koh Lipe in the Andaman. Trafficking experts say Thailand is the centre of a multi-million-dollar trade run by competing transnational criminal syndicates.
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Yemen: Aid Coordinator Asks Saudis to Simplify Restrictions

Yemen: Aid Coordinator Asks Saudis to Simplify Restrictions
Scrambling to bring emergency aid into Yemen during a five-day humanitarian pause in the Saudi-led bombing of Houthi rebels and their allies, the United Nations said Friday that the relief effort was still encumbered by Saudi Arabia's stringent import ...
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Obama: Deal with Palestinians not possible in coming year

Obama: Deal with Palestinians not possible in coming year
US President tells Al-Arabiya that through trust building steps, "the the logic of a two-state solution will reassert itself." obama camp david. US President Barack Obama speaks during a news conference at Camp David in Maryland May 14, 2015.
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We are excited about India. We are excited about Make in India and Digital India ...

We are excited about India. We are excited about Make in India and Digital India ...
Within a short time of meeting top Chinese CEOs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed 21 business agreements worth about USD 22 billion with them at the India China Business Forum in Shanghai on Saturday. Jack Ma of Alibaba was among those present ...
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Burundi crisis is not over yet – analysis

Burundi crisis is not over yet – analysis
Supporters of the Burundi president, Pierre Nkurunziza, celebrate his return in Bujumbura. Photograph: Jerome Delay/AP. Thierry Vircoulon of the International Crisis Group. Saturday 16 May 2015 02.00 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share via ...
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Iraq sends troops to Ramadi, largely held by Islamic State

Iraq sends troops to Ramadi, largely held by Islamic State
BAGHDAD — An Iraqi military spokesman says reinforcements have been dispatched to Ramadi, a city now largely held by the Islamic State group. The spokesman of the Joint Operations Command, Brig. Gen. Saad Maan Ibrahim, told Iraqi state television ...
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