Sunday, August 31, 2014

Lesotho Prime Minister flees to South Africa after coup attempt

INTRO: Authorities in Lesotho in Southern Africa are yet to confirm whether a coup had taken place in the country. This follows the killing of a policeman by army soldiers over the weekend and the country's Prime Minister fleeing to neighbouring South Africa. But many countries have already called on Lesotho's political leaders to resolve their differences through negotiations. Gary Alfonso reports ... 

Russia wants to discuss "statehood" for eastern Ukraine

To ensure the interests of local people in Eastern Ukraine are
"definitely upheld" Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for
talks to discuss "statehood" for the region.

This follows an announcement from the Europe Union that Russia had one
week to change course or face further sanctions.

British Prime Minister David Cameron says there must be "consequences"
if Russian troops remain in Ukraine.


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Putin urges talks on statehood for eastern Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin called for talks to discuss statehood for eastern Ukraine in an interview televised on Russian TV

Ahead of the NATO summit in Wales the US and its allies are threatening additional sanctions with German Chancellor Angela Merkel saying Russia has one week to scale back its operations in Ukraine

Our Washington correspondent Priscilla Huff has the American reaction:

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Democratic Representative Dutch Ruppersberger defends Obama stance on IS

The United States has conducted a new round of air strikes on Islamic
State positions in Iraq near the town of Amirli.


The Pentagon says that at the request of the Iraqi government U.S.
forces also airdropped aid into the town. The move is to provide
humanitarian support for the population that's been trapped since IS
militants advanced on the area several months ago.


Speaking to CNN Democratic Representative Dutch Ruppersberger says
that this is only part of the solution.


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Speaking to CNN Democratic Representative Dutch Ruppersberger says the
Obama administration is working on an overall strategy to deal with
the Islamic State.



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U.S. conduct fresh airstrikes on Islamic State targets

The United States has conducted a new round of air strikes on Islamic
State positions in Iraq near the town of Amirli.

U.S. forces also airdropped aid into the town to provide support for
the population that's been trapped since IS militants advanced on the
area several months ago.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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EU leaders poised to step up sanctions against Russia


The European Union has said it will consider new sanctions against Russia within a week, despite mounting pressure to step up restrictions against Moscow after reports of Russian military operating in Ukraine.

Talks on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine were held as EU leaders met for talks in Brussels, where they also decided to appointed Italy's foreign minister Federica Mogherini as the EU's next foreign policy chief, and gave the job of European council president to Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Our correspondent Sandra Gathmann reports. 

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Friday, August 29, 2014

Google Tests Drones for Disaster Relief

Google is working on a fleet of drones to deliver disaster relief to isolated areas. 
The work --- done by the company’s clandestine research team-- Google X -- was kept secret for two years.

Rachel Silverman reports from San Francisco.

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White House defends Obama's "candid" remark on lack of US plan in Syria

The White House is defending President Obama's controversial remark that the US does not have a plan in Syria.

In his daily briefing, White House Spokesperson Josh Earnest took a grilling from the press, who wanted to know what the president meant by his remark, and how the US could lack a plan considering the severity of the crisis in Syria.

Mr. Earnest said the media was misinterpreting the President's remark.

He said Mr. Obama was narrowly addressing the question of whether he would hypothetically seek congressional approval before using military force in Syria.

Josh Earnest explained that the President meant to say the question was premature as the US is still formulating a variety of military options.

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Josh Earnest said he needs to correct what is being reported in the press.

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Putin compares Ukrainian fighting to World War Two

President Vladimir Putin says Russia should be ready to respond to any threat, amid international outrage at widespread accusations and evidence of Russian troops fighting with insurgents inside Ukraine.


US officials says Russian claims that their troops are not in Ukraine are not credible and that further economic costs may result.


Tom Barton reports.


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First ebola case in Senegal

INTRO:  Health authorities in Senegal in West Africa have confirmed the first case of the deadly ebola virus in the country. A student from neighbouring Guinea has tested positive for the disease. This brings to five the number of countries in West Africa with confirmed cases of ebola, which has so far killed more than 1500 people in the region. Gary Alfonso reports ... 

UN: Syrian refugees surpass 3 million


The number of refugees fleeing violence in Syria has surpassed three million, according to the United Nations.


Syrians now account for the worlds largest refugee population under the care of the UN Refugee Agency.


Here's Liling Tan, from the UN in New York, with the details.


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WASHINGTON IMPOSES ADDITIONAL IRAN SANCTIONS

Washington has announced sanctions against more than 25 individuals and organizations accused of aiding Iran.

The US Department of Treasury has taken action against those it says are involved in Iran's proliferation program, terrorism activities, or helping Iran evade sanctions.

Washington Correspondent Rebecca Foster reports.

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UK RAISES TERROR THREAT LEVEL

Britain has raised its terror threat level from 'substantial' to 'severe' in response to developments in Syria and Iraq.

A severe threat level means a terrorist attack is considered highly likely.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Sick boy snatched from UK hospital by parents

A five year old boy with a brain tumor has been snatched from a UK hospital by his parents, which could put his life in severe danger. 

Police believe the boy and his family are now in France and say that if he is not found today his his health will deteriorate.

Our UK correspondent Natalie Feary reports….


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Vladimir Putin addresses Ukrainian separatists

Russian President called on rebels in Eastern Ukraine to open humanitarian corridors for captured Ukrainian troops. Vladimir Putin avoided commenting on Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's claims that Russian troops have invaded his country. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.

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EU leaders to discuss further sanctions against Russia

European Union leaders will discuss further economic sanctions against Russia as the crisis in eastern Ukraine continues to escalate. 

They'll meet for an extraordinary summit in Brussels Saturday with the issuing looking set to dominate the agenda.

Jack Parrock reports

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NATO and Ukraine hold emergency meeting

NATO is holding an emergency meeting with Ukrainian officials following the release of satellite images allegedly showing Russian troops inside Ukrainian territory.

The two sides are exchanging intelligence ahead of a Wales summit of NATO leaders next month where Ukraine is set to get a support package from the western military alliance.

Our Europe correspondent Sandra Gathmann reports. 

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NATO MEETS AMID UKRAINE ESCALATION

NATO is holding an emergency meeting (on Friday) to discuss the crisis in Ukraine, amid claims Russia has invaded.

The military alliance says over 1000 Russian troops are fighting with pro-Russian separatists inside Ukraine.

Moscow denies this and accuses Ukraine of attacking its own people.

Rebels have seized the south-eastern coastal town of Novoazovsk as fears grow Russia wants to create a corridor to Crimea, which it annexed in March.

Reporter Harriet Salem is in eastern Ukraine and says Ukrainian forces insist they are battling Russian troops.

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Reporter Harriet Salem is in eastern Ukraine and says Ukrainian forces are calling for more support.

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Thursday, August 28, 2014

Pres. Obama's press conference leaves more questions than answers

U.S. President Barack Obama adressed top foreign policy concerns including Iraq, Syria and Ukraine, but he did not say what his strategy is to address these crises.

The Obama administration has faced increasing criticism that the U.S. has stepped too far back and is not engaged in the world.

Our Washington correspondent has more:

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No US strategy yet on defeating ISIS, says Pres. Obama

U.S. President Obama told reporters in the White House briefing room that there is no strategy yet on defeating the Islamic State militants.

He was trying to make a broader point that consultations are continuing and a broader strategy is needed, not just airstrikes in Iraq, and possibly across the border in Syria.

President Obama said he wants to make sure all concerns are addressed before announcing next steps.

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U.S. President Barack Obama says Iraq and Syria's neighbors are just as important as America's military strategy to defeat the Islamic state.

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U.S. President Barack Obama confirmed, a military option to target the Islamic State on the Syrian side of the border are under consideration.

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U.S. President Barack Obama says for now, the U.S. military involvement in Iraq to fight the Islamic state is limited.
 
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Russia has violated Ukraine's sovereignty - Pres. Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama says Russia has clearly violated Ukraine's sovereignty, but refrained from saying Russian President Vladimir Putin has invaded his neighboring country.

NATO intelligence points to at least 1,000 Russian soldiers operating inside Ukraine with reports, the Russian military captured the town of  of Novoazovsk on the Sea of Azov.

U.S. President Barack Obama is not describing the expanded military action by the Russians as an invasion.

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U.S. President Barack Obama says Russia is clearly to blame for the turmoil in Ukraine.

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U.S. President Barack Obama does not believe military intervention will solve Ukraine's problems.

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U.S. President Barack Obama confirmed, Ukraine would be one of the top items on the agenday for the upcoming NATO summit.

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No strategy yet on Syria, Iraq, defeating ISIL, says Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama told reporters in the White House briefing room that there is no strategy yet on how best to defeat the Islamic State.

The U.S. military has conducted more than 100 airstrikes, the most recent another three against Islamic State positions near the Mosul dam and Irbil.

Our Washington correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:

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ISIS hostages including James Foley waterboarded

A group of Islamic State militant hostages, including recently killed journalist James Foley, were waterboarded, according to anonymous Washington Post sources.

The torture was apparently modeled after techniques the CIA used on suspects in the aftermath of 9/11.

Rebecca Foster reports from Washington.

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Russian forces capture Ukrainian town

The Ukrainian military says Russian forces have captured the town of Novoazovsk on the Sea of Azov, as NATO confirms, at least 1,000 Russian soldiers are operating on the Ukrainian side of the border.

Earlier, British Prime Minister David Cameron said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not credible when he says he wants a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine crisis, while at the same time, evidence is mounting that the Russian military is inside Ukraine.

At the U.S. State Department, spokesperson Jen Psaki said Moscow is escalating the situation.

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Refusing to discuss what action the United States or its allies might take, U.S. State Department Spokesperson Jen Psaki said the international community is fully engaged.

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African ambassador in U.S. suspected of beating daughter

The Ambassador from Equatorial Guinea to the United States has been questioned by local police after his daughter was taken to a hospital in the Washington DC area after it was reported, a man was beating her.

Alledgedly, the teenage girl was beaten with a chair leg and suffered a significant laceration to the face. The ambassador is citing diplomatic immunity.

Confirming that the U.S. State Department is fully cooperating, spokesperson Jen Psaki explained that if criminal charges are confirmed, the ambassador could be asked to leave the United States. 

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At least 250 Syrian soldiers killed by the Islamic State

Islamic State militants have apparently killed 250 Syrian soldiers following the capture of the airbase at Tabqa.

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, some 700 Syrians were able to escape, but social media shows the captured being marched into the desert and summarily shot.

At the U.S. State Department, spokesperson Jen Psaki said the U.S. is continuing to consult with allies on how to stop the organization once known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.

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U.S. State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki condemned reports that 43 United Nations peace-keepers have been detained by an armed group on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights.

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NATO intelligence reveals Russian escalation in Ukraine

NATO says at least 1,000 Russian soldiers are operating inside Ukraine, releasing satellite imagery which shows sophisticated weaponry on the ground.

Earlier, the White House accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of not telling his people the truth about Moscow's involvement in the Ukrainian crisis.

NATO Brigadier General Nico Tak says it is undeniable, the Russian military is operating in Ukraine.

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NATO Brigadier General Nico Tak told reporters, this is a severe escalation of the crisis.

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NATO Brigadier General Nico Tak says Moscow's goals inside Ukraine are clear, but will probably only lead to a stalemate.

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Joan Rivers "unconscious but stable" after medical emergency in New York


[Wrap] UN peacekeepers detained in Golan Heights

Forty-three United Nations peacekeepers have been detained in the
Syrian area of the Golan Heights.

The UN says it is "very concerned" about their safety after they were
taken by an armed group.

Nick Harper reports from the UN headquarters in New York.

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[ALT] UN Spokesman Stephane Dujarric said the UN is worried about the
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UN Spokesman Stephane Dujarric said the UN was working hard to get the
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Joan Rivers stops breathing during operation

According to initial reports from TMZ comedian Joan Rivers stopped
breathing whilst having throat surgery in a New York clinic.

The 81-year-old has been rushed to a nearby hospital in manhattan
where she's believed to be in critical condition.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Ukraine accuses Russia of invasion

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has said that Russian troops have invaded the east of the country.


Mr Poroshenko has cancelled a visit to Turkey to confer with defense chiefs to discuss Kiev's response.


The United Nations security council is holding an emergency meeting in New York to discuss the crisis.


Jake Rashbass reports.


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Comedian Joan Rivers "critical" in NY hospital

The comedian Joan Rivers is in critical condition in a New York hospital after she reportedly stopped breathing during throat surgery.


The 81 year-old, a huge star on both sides of the Atlantic, has been a household name in America since the 1960s.


Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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Brisk growth for US economy

America's economy has rebounded more strongly than first believed in the second quarter, according to the US Commerce Department.

Gross domestic product – the broadest measure of the economy's health – grew at 4.2% for the second quarter, topping initial estimates and beating forecasts.

Our US correspondent Kate Fisher reports

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Ebola could infect 20,000, WHO warn

In a latest warning from the World Health Organization the Ebola virus
could infect 20,000 people before it's contained.

With over 1,500 deaths recorded so far it's already claimed more lives
than all other Ebola outbreaks that have come before.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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FBI investigates cyber attacks on big banks

The FBI is investigating a string of recent cyber attacks against
major US banks.

JP Morgan is said to one of those targeted, potentially by Russian hackers.

Nick Harper reports form New York.

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NATO estimates over 1,000 Russian troops are operating in Ukraine


A NATO military officer says it's estimated over 1,000 Russian troops are now operating in Ukraine. 

Pro-russian forces have taken another key town in Eastern Ukraine, but Russia denies that its forces are crossing over the boarder.

Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko has cancelled a visit to Turkey in order to address the situation has says he wants to initiate an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council to discuss the crisis.

Bob Stewart is an MP and member of Britain's Defence Committee, he says without putting boots ground, there's very little anyone can do.


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Bob Stewart is an MP and member of Britain's Defence Committee, he believes there are now growing concerns among other baltic nations.


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Bob Stewart is an MP and member of Britain's Defence Committee, he says as Ukraine is not a member of NATO, the alliance has no duty of care to the country and if it did, it's unlikely that NATO will be able to intervene significantly.


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British Conservative MP defects to UKIP

Douglas Carswell, formerly a Member of Parliament of Britain's majority coalition Conservative Party has defected to right wing, anti-EU party UKIP.

Mr Carswell stepped down after accusing British Prime Minister David Cameron of not being 'serious' about European reform.

The Prime Minister has said he will call a referendum on Europe if his party wins next years general election, our UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports…


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