Friday, September 16, 2016

Some See Anti-Women Backlash in Ouster of Brazil's President and other top stories.

  • Some See Anti-Women Backlash in Ouster of Brazil's President

    Some See Anti-Women Backlash in Ouster of Brazil's President
    During the impeachment trial, for instance, Jaufran Siqueira, a socially conservative politician in the northeastern city of Natal, seized on a new idea for gaining votes.“This is what will happen to feminists when Jaufran is elected,” Mr. Siqueira, 25, proclaimed alongside a photograph he posted on his campaign’s Facebook page, showing a house engulfed in flames.“I can’t deny that I oppose the feminist movement,” said Mr. Siqueira, a real estate broker who emerged into the national spotlight w..
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  • Syria: The long path to peace

    Syria: The long path to peace
    Image copyright Getty Images The fifth-floor meeting room of what its director grandly described as "the global headquarters" of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, alongside the Thames in London, may seem a strange place to launch a peace plan for Syria. But this is where diplomats and the media assembled on Wednesday for the presentation by the so-called High Negotiation Committee of its framework for a political solution to the crisis. Any political deal to end the bloodsh..
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  • Nearly 50 million children are refugees or migrants, says UNICEF

    Nearly 50 million children are refugees or migrants, says UNICEF
    Of that total, 28 million are child refugees who fled conflict, states the UNICEF report, "Uprooted: The growing crisis for refugee and migrant children." An additional 20 million are child migrants who left their homes in search of better lives.The report defines a child as any person below the age of 18. Although a migrant can be a refugee, the term refugee is specifically used to note people fleeing persecution."Some move with their families and others are alone; some have planned their journ..
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  • Soviet Document Suggests Mahmoud Abbas Was a KGB Spy in the 1980s

    Soviet Document Suggests Mahmoud Abbas Was a KGB Spy in the 1980s
    Photo Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, at the United Nations in September 2015. Credit Mike Segar/Reuters JERUSALEM — Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia may have more in common than an interest in Middle East peace talks. According to a newly discovered Soviet document, Mr. Abbas may have once worked for the K.G.B., too.The possibility, trumpeted by the Israeli media on Wednesday..
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  • Trump praises Putin at national security forum

    Trump praises Putin at national security forum
    NEW YORK — Donald Trump defended his admiration for Russian President Vladi­mir Putin at a forum here Wednesday focused on national security issues, even suggesting that Putin is more worthy of his praise than President Obama. “Certainly, in that system, he’s been a leader, far more than our president has been a leader,” Trump said. “We have a divided country.” The Republican presidential nominee said that an alliance with Russia would help defeat the Islamic State, and when asked to defend s..
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  • Asia leaders tiptoe around South China Sea tensions

    Asia leaders tiptoe around South China Sea tensions
    VIENTIANE Asian leaders played down tensions over the South China Sea in a carefully worded summit statement on Thursday, but even before it was issued Beijing voiced frustration with countries outside the region "interfering" in tussles over the strategic waterway.The heads of 10 Southeast Asian nations, as well as U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang among six other leaders, "reaffirmed the importance of maintaining peace, stability, security and freedom of navigation i..
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