Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Friday 26 April 2013

Latest News Apr 26, 2013
US Says Assad's Forces Used Sarin in Syria
The Obama administration says chemical weapons likely have been used in Syria, prompting calls from U.S. lawmakers for an expansion of American aid to Syrian rebels battling government forces. ...
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Official: Action on Chem Weapons Requires Clearer Evidence
There is evidence that the Syrian government used chemical weapons on its own people, but the world needs "clear evidentiary facts" before acting, a White House official said. ...
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Security Council unanimously approves new UN peacekeeping mission in Mali
The Security Council approved a 12,600-strong United Nations peacekeeping operation to take over from the African-led mission in Mali on 1 July and authorized the blue helmets "to use all necessary means" to carry out security-related stabilization tasks, protect civilians, UN staff and cultural artefacts, and create the conditions for the provision of humanitarian aid. ...
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Dempsey: U.S. Will Remain World Power Despite Budget 'Mess'
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff didn't mince words when he spoke about the Defense Department's fiscal challenges during a town hall gathering. ...
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Bloomberg: Boston Bombing Suspects Targeted NYC
New York's mayor says the Boston Marathon bombing suspects were also targeting his city, aiming for an attack on Times Square.
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Putin On the Defensive in Annual Call-In Show
Russian President Vladimir Putin fielded more sharp questions than usual during his annual live call-in show Thursday, which lasted a record four hours and 47 minutes. ...
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UN official voices concern at reported child rights abuses in Central African Republic
A senior United Nations official voiced deep concern about reports of widespread violations committed by the S�l�ka rebel coalition against children in the Central African Republic (CAR), including killing, sexual violence and recruitment into armed groups. ...
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South Korea warns North against rejecting offer of talks on Kaesong
South Korea has offered North Korea formal talks over the issue of suspended operations at the joint Kaesong industrial zone, warning that Seoul would take 'significant measures' if Pyongyang rejects the offer. ...
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