2014年11月12日 星期三

2014-11-13 U.S. World


New York Times
   
In Climate Deal With China, Obama May Set 2016 Theme   
New York Times
WASHINGTON — President Obama's landmark agreement with China to cut greenhouse gas pollution is a bet by the president and Democrats that on the issue of climate change, American voters are far ahead of Washington's warring factions and that the ...

China's pledge to cut greenhouse gases eliminates excuse for other nations   Washington Post
Obama, Chinese president agree to landmark climate deal   Los Angeles Times
American Carbon Market Seen as Winner With China Accord   Bloomberg
The Hindu   
CBC.ca   
Politico   
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BBC News
   
Rosetta: Scientists await news of 'bouncing' comet probe   
BBC News
Scientists are facing a tense wait to learn the fate of a robot probe that made a historic landing on a comet - but did not stay in place as planned. Data from the Philae craft indicates it landed at least three times on the comet, after harpoons failed to attach it to ...

Landing on a Comet, a Mission Aims to Unlock the Mysteries of Earth   New York Times
European spacecraft lands on comet, with a bounce   Los Angeles Times
European probe 'Philae' lands on comet, but fails to anchor down   Hindustan Times
Sydney Morning Herald   
Indian Express   
Irish Times   
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Fox News
   
Video shows Turkish protesters roughing up US sailors   
CTV News
ISTANBUL, Turkey -- Anti-American protesters shouting "Yankee, go home!" roughed up three U.S. Navy sailors Wednesday in Istanbul near where their warship was docked on an inlet of the Bosphorus Strait in the Black Sea. About 10 protesters shouted at ...

World Digest: Nov. 12, 2014   Washington Post
American Sailors Assaulted By Turkish Youths in Istanbul: Navy   NBCNews.com
Nationalist Youths Attack US Sailors in Turkey   New York Times
euronews   
Deutsche Welle   
Daily Mail   
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Businessweek
   
Dad's Disbelief Over Son's Missing Shows Mexico Reeling   
Businessweek
Drug traffickers confessed that all the students were killed, their bodies burned in landfill for at least 12 hours along with tires and gasoline and then the remains were discarded in a nearby river, Murillo told reporters on Nov. 7. Photographer: Susana ...

Fury over Mexico student 'massacre' boils over into street battles   Telegraph.co.uk
Teachers Clash With Police In South Mexico Over Missing Students   Bernama

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Iran Says It Has Responded To Obama's Letters   
Huffington Post
WASHINGTON -- Iran said Wednesday that it had received letters from President Barack Obama and had responded to them, for the first time acknowledging correspondence that the White House has declined to confirm publicly. Ali Shamkhani, the secretary ...


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BBC News
   
Obama warns of Myanmar reform 'backsliding'   
BBC News
US President Barack Obama is to hold talks with Myanmar's President Thein Sein, hours after accusing his government of backsliding on reforms. Mr Obama is in Naypyitaw for the East Asia summit, which follows Wednesday's Asean meeting. In an interview ...

For Some, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Falls Short of Expectations in Myanmar   New York Times
Shift in Myanmar Corners Suu Kyi   Wall Street Journal
Obama and Aung San Suu Kyi: A pragmatic US shift on 'the Lady'? (+video)   Christian Science Monitor
Daily Mail   
MiamiHerald.com   
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TIME
   
Window washers rescued from dangling scaffolding at 1 World Trade Center   
Newsday
A dramatic rescue by the FDNY saved two window washers trapped for about 90 minutes outside 1 World Trade Center Wednesday as winds buffeted a malfunctioning rig dangling precariously some 700 feet above the street. Firefighters used a special ...

Trapped Window Cleaners Rescued From 1 World Trade Center   ABC News
Most memorable scaffolding rescues   MSNBC
They train for this: Crews rescue World Trade Center window washers   CNN
Christian Science Monitor   
Daily Beast   
Reuters   
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Haaretz
   
The Palestinians' warnings keep on falling on deaf ears   
Haaretz
The more Israeli society closes its ears, the more the Palestinians search for 'noisier' ways to convey their message of suffering both as a nation and individuals. By Amira Hass | Nov. 13, 2014 | 4:00 AM ...

Villagers accuse Jewish extremists of burning mosque   Irish Times
Kerry to see Abbas, Jordan's Abdullah on Jerusalem strife   Firstpost
Worry grips Jerusalem residents awaiting next attack   Zee News
Reuters Canada   
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BBC News
   
Ed Miliband: I can absolutely be prime minister   
BBC News
Ed Miliband "absolutely" sees a prime minister when he looks in the mirror in the morning, he has told the BBC. In an interview with BBC political editor Nick Robinson, the Labour leader admitted his "mettle had been tested" by reports some Labour figures ...

New poll blow for Miliband as he rallies party   Herald Scotland
Confidence in Miliband hits rock bottom as Labour leader prepares for key speech   CITY A.M.
Miliband vows to prove 'resilience'   Belfast Telegraph
The Times (subscription)   
City Talk 105.9   
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Sky News Australia
   
Russia 'entitled to send ships': Bishop   
The Australian
RUSSIA is entitled to send warships to international waters near Australia, foreign minister Julie Bishop says. RUSSIA has dispatched four naval ships ahead of President Vladimir Putin's arrival to the G20 summit. Ms Bishop says this is entirely consistent with ...

Airspace off limits during G20   NEWS.com.au
G20 Brisbane: Campbell Newman to push Vladimir Putin for answers over MH17 ...   ABC Online
Australia monitors Russian ships off north coast   Bangkok Post
Brisbane Times   
The Times (subscription)   
Yahoo!7 News   
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