Exclusive – Britain told U.N. monitors of active Iran nuclear procurement: panel
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Britain has informed a United Nations sanctions panel of an active Iranian nuclear procurement network linked to two blacklisted firms, according to a confidential report by the panel seen by Reuters.
Dangerous conditions at Djibouti base threatens U.S. military pilots: Washington Post
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Conditions at an African base used by U.S. military pilots flying missions over Yemen and Somalia have become chronically dangerous, with fliers relying on local air-traffic controllers who sleep on the job and commit frequent er…
UK PM Cameron wins last TV contest of election campaign -poll
LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister David Cameron won the last major TV contest of Britain’s election campaign, a snap Guardian/ICM poll showed on Thursday, with 44 percent of viewers saying he had performed best on the night.
Eurogroup chair to canvas support for extending his term
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – The head of the group of finance ministers of countries that use the euro will see if there is support for him to extend his mandate during visits to Berlin, Paris and Rome next week, an official familiar with the matter said on T…
Brazil takes aim at U.S. farm subsidies as Rousseff readies visit
BRASILIA (Reuters) – After finally turning the page on a dispute over spying that hampered attempts to deepen trade ties, Brazil and the United States may be headed for another clash, this time over U.S. farm subsidies.
Five car bombs kill 17 across Baghdad
BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Five car bombs exploded across Baghdad on Thursday evening, killing at least 17 people, in attacks that have become more frequent in the Iraqi capital since a decade-old night time curfew was lifted earlier this year.
UK’s Miliband: I’d pass on PM job rather than do deal with Scots nationalists
LONDON (Reuters) – British Labour Party leader Ed Miliband said on Thursday he’d rather stay in opposition than do a deal with Scottish nationalists after a close national election next week in which no party is expected to win a majority.
Spain’s Podemos founder resigns amid rift over party strategy
MADRID (Reuters) – One of the founder members of Podemos, the one-year-old leftist party that has up-ended Spanish politics, resigned on Thursday in a surprise move that questions its strategy just as opinion polls show it may have peaked.
Israelis of Ethiopian origin protest police violence in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – A demonstration by Israeli Jews of Ethiopian origin against police brutality turned violent on Thursday, with police using water canon to keep angry crowds away from the prime minister’s residence.
U.S. criticizes North Korean diplomats for drowning out dissidents at UN
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The United States accused North Korea of bullying dissidents on Thursday after diplomats from the isolated Asian country disrupted statements by North Korean defectors on human rights abuses at an event at the United Nations….
