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US Beats War Drums Over Downed MH17 Plane Posted: Sunday, July 20, 2014 French President Announces New Operation in Africa France's president announced the redeployment of 3,000 French troops in five of its former colonies across northwest Africa as part of an operation to help fight terrorism in the region. It Was Putin's Missile! Why? Because the CIA said so. US Beats War Drums Over Downed MH17 Plane, But Evidence Sketchy Malaysia Airlines Story Continues to Change Ukraine, rebels agree on security zone at crash site Rebels to give MH17 black boxes to aviation group Malaysia says believes Russia trying best to ensure safe route to crash site Russia says agrees with U.S. to use their influence to stop Ukraine hostilities Gaza shelling by Israel leads to deadliest day of conflict Gaza has suffered the highest death toll since Israel's offensive began, with at least 87 people reported killed on Sunday - 67 of them in one area. 435 Palestinians, 18 Israelis Killed in Escalating Gaza War 80% of Palestinian Dead Are Civilians; 16 of 18 Israelis Are Soldiers Death toll in Gaza reaches 337 on second day of ground invasion 1 in 5 of Gaza dead are children Dozens of Civilians Killed in Fresh Attacks on Gaza 64 Public Figures, 7 Nobel Laureates, Call for Arms Embargo on Israel Tutu, Chomsky, Waters, Pappe, others accuse country of 'war crimes and possible crimes against humanity.' Medical charity official likens job to 'patching up torture victims in an open-air prison' Harper's one-sided approach to Gaza is a betrayal of Canadian values Certain minimal standards are expected of a national leader in what is known as the "civilized world." One of those standards would seem to be that, when massive numbers of defenceless civilians are being killed, a national leader should call for the killing to stop. ISIS Sieges East Syria Airport, Aims to Control Main Oil Province Military Airport Is Last Deir Ezzor Target Outside Their Control Islamic State overwhelms Iraqi forces at Tikrit in major defeat Israeli Ground Forces Invade Gaza Nearly thirty additional Palestinian deaths confirmed overnight, including three children and a baby, as attack escalates Israel ready to widen Gaza ground offensive - PM Israel is prepared to "significantly widen" its ground offensive against militants in the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said. Israeli Crowd Cheers As Missile Hits Gaza Live On CNN “I think you can probably see there are lots of Israelis gathered around who are cheering when they see these kinds of Israeli strikes.” Investigation Demanded for Plane Shot Down over Ukraine 298 people were killed on Thursday when a Malaysia Airlines passenger was shot down over eastern Ukraine Obama Points to Pro-Russia Separatists in Downing of Malaysia Airlines Plane Putin Poised to Retaliate Against Obama by Trashing Iran Deal Now that the U.S.-Russia relationship has broken down, Moscow could throw a wrench into the teetering nuclear negotiations with Iran. Did MH17 pilot divert INTO the danger zone? Aviation expert claims captain made last-minute change of course over Ukraine because he 'felt uncomfortable' Around 100 Attendees Heading To Australia AIDS Conference Among Victims Of Downed Malaysia Airlines Flight About 100 of the passengers on the Malaysia Airlines flight that was shot down over the Ukraine on Thursday were reportedly AIDS scientists and researchers heading to Australia for a conference. Dutch Sadness Turns Into Anger Amid Missile Blame Game Malaysia Airlines Offers Passenger Refunds Malaysia Airlines is to refund fares for passengers no longer wishing to travel on the carrier, Sky News has confirmed. Four Cases of Life-Threatening Plague Found in Colorado Three more plague cases were found in Colorado, a week after the first infection of the deadliest form of the disease was reported in the state in a decade. Chinese leader woos Latin America with deals China's president pressed a charm offensive with Latin America on Thursday, signing deals with Brazil, meeting regional leaders and proposing a $20 billion infrastructure fund that highlights Beijing's growing interests in the region. Washington state gives the green light to marijuana brownies – but not lollipop pot Newly legal pot shops in Washington state are allowed to sell a variety of infused baked goods, but nothing that may appeal to children like sweets and lollipops Japan eyes buying Ospreys as US looks to expand fleet to mainland Japan's defense ministry wants funding to purchase Osprey aircraft starting next year, with the addition of more than a dozen tilt-rotor aircraft over the next few years, despite homegrown protests and concerns regarding the aircraft's safety. |
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