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Yemen Joins The Axis Of Resistance Posted: Thursday, March 26, 2015 Airlines change cockpit rules after co-pilot blamed for Germanwings crash Mystery of flight 4U9525 solved after prosecutor reveals Andreas Lubitz had locked pilot out of cockpit and activated descent into French Alps Mass-killer co-pilot who deliberately crashed Germanwings plane had to STOP training because he was suffering depression and 'burn-out'. German police make 'significant discovery' at his flat Saudi Arabia launches airstrikes on Yemen rebel military bases Kingdom deploys 100 fighter jets and 150,000 soldiers after president flees country by boat Iran warns of bloodshed as Saudi–led forces bomb Yemen Houthi rebels say least 18 people killed in air strikes in Sanaa, as Iran warns violence could spread across the region. 25 killed in Saudi-led operation against Yemen's Houthis (Roundup) Ground operation planned in Yemen: Egyptian officials Russian expert: Saudi Arabia may suffer defeat in Yemen Yemen Joins The Axis Of Resistance The tribal groups in north Yemen that make up the Houthi movement have always been distinct in their fighting spirits. When the Saudi army was send to beat them it was thoroughly defeated. They have also always felt that they did not receive a fair share of Yemen's not so big oil revenues and other spoils. During the last decades they fought some six small wars against the Yemeni army. ISIS: Making sense of the spectacular brutality and viral engagement fueling the new state of terror Experts explain how botched American policies helped create a movement that revolutionized Islamist extremism Iran talks aim for understanding this week, not end game: European official Russian Duma may reauthorize Putin to send the Russian Army into Ukraine Ukraine's Oligarchs Turn on Each Other Ukraine's post-coup regime is facing what looks like a falling-out among thieves as oligarch-warlord Igor Kolomoisky, who was given his own province to rule, brought his armed men to Kiev to fight for control of the state-owned energy company, further complicating the State Department's propaganda efforts, reports Robert Parry. The Government's Fixation on Spying and Lying Netanyahu gets go-ahead to form Israel's next government EU plans to pressure Israel as diplomat warns of 'collision course' Leaked report outlines 40 suggestions to sway Israeli policy; EU source: more chance of implementation in wake of Netanyahu rejection of Palestinian state. White House Says Israeli Occupation of Palestinian Lands 'Must End' In striking choice of words, Obama's chief of staff elevates public rhetoric against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israel Spied on Iran Talks, Gave Intel to US Lawmakers to Kill Deal: Report US officials angered, reports Wall Street Journal, that Israelis used captured information from high-level negotiations to thwart chances of nuclear agreement Did Allied troops rape 285,000 German women? That's the shocking claim in a new book. But is the German feminist behind it exposing a war crime – or slandering heroes? Moscow says new U.S. national security strategy is anti-Russian EU and Cuba push for closer ties as thaw develops |
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