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- Shares Iraq unrest: deadly blast at Baquba political rally
- A suicide bomb and grenade attack has killed at least 22 people and injured about 55 people at a political rally in the eastern Iraq city of Baquba. A grenade was thrown into the crowd gathered in a large tent. Seconds later, a suicide bomber blew himself up in the same tent. I ...
- Shares South Korea deploy warships to track North missiles
- South Korea has deployed two warships with missile defend system, the reporter said, one day after the North Korea apparently move a missile to its east coast. Military officer told the media that the two warships will be deployed on east and west coast. Seoul played down the N ...
- Shares Bank of Japan's Haruhiko Kuroda In Aggressive Growth Move
- Japan's central bank has surprised the market with latest stimulus package, as it tries to spur growth and end years of falling prices. It was seen as a clear signal by the bank's new boss,Haruhiko Kuroda, who is willing to spend heavily to achieve a inflation target of 2%. &nbs ...
- Shares North Korea tensions
- Russia have warned of tensions in North Korea slipping out of control after Korea said it was placing its missle units stand by. Russia Foreigh Minister said the situation could slip "toward a spiral of vicious circle". Kim Jong-un made the missle order after the talks respondi ...
- Shares Goverment warned over "them and us" online services
- Ministers said 82 percent of transactions could be carried out online, as that is roughly the proportion of population that use the internet. But the National Audit Office argued that the percentage of people that able to the online services, including those used by elders, was lower. ...
- Shares Historic Berlin Wall sections removed amid protests
- Builders remove four segments so called Eask Side Gallery stretch on Wednesday morning to open access to a building sites for blocks of flats. Some 250 police officers were deployed as the sections were dismantled. The reopened project has sparked outrage among the citizen ...
- Shares Hong Kong court denies domestic works residency
- The Hong Kong's top court has ruled that domestic works are not eligible to apply for permanent residency, ending a two-year battle that have split opinion. The case had centred on a maid from Philippines who has worked in HongKong for more than 17 years. Domestic works had arg ...
- Shares Hackers attack several BBC twitter accounts
- Several BBC twitter accounts, including the weather, Arabic and Radio Ulster Feeds, were hacked by a group calling itself Syrian Electronic Army earlier. A series of BBC tweets about fake weather in the middle eastern countries began appearing on Thursday afternoon. The account ...
- Shares Grandparents may relay autism risk to grandchilren
- The risk of developing autism may be passed on through and not just to the next generations, researchers said. The international study suggests the older fathers are more likely to have grandchildren with autism than their younger counterparts. The mechanism is not clear but it ...
- Shares China needs "renewed reform momentum"
- China needs "renewed reform momentum" to sustain long term growth, said the Organization for Economic Coperation and Development. It said the financial sector, ubanization, country ownership and innovation were key areas for reform. But it added that China had weathered the gl ...
