Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Friday, 4 January 2013


Latest NewsJan 4, 2013
US Drone Strike Kills Top Pakistani Militant
Intelligence officials in Pakistan say U.S. drone strikes have killed more than 14 al-Qaida-linked militants, including an important commander of the Pakistani Taliban in the country's volatile tribal region bordering Afghanistan. ...
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UN concerned about protection of civilians amid reports of violence in Central African Republic
The United Nations humanitarian office has voiced serious concerns about the protection of civilians amid reports of widespread looting and violence in the Central African Republic (CAR), where an armed rebel group had threatened to march on the capital. ...
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Armed Groups in DRC Agree to Ceasefire
Several armed groups in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo have agreed to a ceasefire, and an alliance, after months of ethnic conflict. Observers say it is the first time the armed groups have reached such an extensive agreement, but they are worried that it may not last. ...
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Russian Navy to Get Over 50 New Warships by 2016
The Russian Navy will get over 50 new warships by 2016, including strategic nuclear submarines and special operations support vessels, the Defense Ministry reported on Thursday. ...
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Indian Govt imposes five per cent cut in defense budget
The government of India has imposed around five per cent cut in the Rs 1.93 lakh crore defense budget in view of the economic slowdown following which key deals like procurement of 126 multi-role combat aircraft are likely to be pushed to the next fiscal. ...
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Ally: Venezuelan President's Health 'Very Worrying'
An ally of Hugo Chavez, Bolivian President Evo Morales, says the condition of the Venezuelan president is "very worrying."
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Iraq Car Bomb Kills at Least 15 Shi'ite Pilgrims
Iraqi authorities say a car bomb has killed at least 15 Shi'ite Muslim pilgrims during a religious procession in the country's south.
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Rebels Continue Attacks on Syrian Military Airport
Opposition activists say Syrian rebels have launched another attack near the Taftanaz military airport, an apparent bid to weaken the government's air power. ...
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