EU urges relaunch of Syria talks after strikes

EU urges relaunch of Syria talks after strikes

EU foreign ministers on Monday (Apr 16) backed "all efforts" to stop Syria using chemical weapons, after weekend strikes by Britain, France and the US, but called for renewed efforts to find a political solution to the seven-year war.
Paris Opera dancers complain of bullying and harassment

Paris Opera dancers complain of bullying and harassment

A survey of ballet dancers at the prestigious Paris Opera has revealed widespread complaints of bullying and sexual harassment, as well as separate management concerns over the leadership of dance director Aurelie Dupont.
China, Japan vow 'new starting point' in ties

China, Japan vow 'new starting point' in ties

Asian rivals China and Japan on Monday (Apr 16) pledged a "new starting point" for bilateral ties, vowing to co-operate closely amid a flurry of diplomacy on the North Korean missile threat.
NASA’s new planet-hunter to seek closer, Earth-like worlds

NASA’s new planet-hunter to seek closer, Earth-like worlds

NASA is poised to launch a US$337 million washing machine-sized spacecraft that aims to vastly expand mankind’s search for planets beyond our solar system, particularly closer, Earth-sized ones that might harbor life.
Chemical inspectors launch probe in Syria after Western strikes

Chemical inspectors launch probe in Syria after Western strikes

A team of chemical experts from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, based in The Hague, arrived in Damascus hours after the strikes.
Starbucks CEO apologises for 'reprehensible' arrest of two black men

Starbucks CEO apologises for 'reprehensible' arrest of two black men

The CEO of Starbucks has apologised for an incident at one of the mammoth chain's Philadelphia cafes where two black men were arrested while waiting for a friend.
Canada's Trudeau defends controversial pipeline project

Canada's Trudeau defends controversial pipeline project

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Sunday (Apr 15) defended his government's backing of a controversial pipeline project, saying the world could not afford to choose between the environment and the economy.
US, France, Britain launch new UN bid for Syria chemical weapons probe

US, France, Britain launch new UN bid for Syria chemical weapons probe

The United States, France and Britain on Saturday (Apr 14) launched a new bid at the United Nations to investigate chemical weapons attacks in Syria, just hours after firing military strikes against Syrian targets.
UN Security Council to meet over Syria strikes

UN Security Council to meet over Syria strikes

The UN Security Council will meet Saturday (Apr 14) at Russia's request to discuss air strikes launched by the United States, France and Britain on Syria in response to a suspected chemical weapons attack.
China 'opposed to the use of force' in Syria

China 'opposed to the use of force' in Syria

China said Saturday (Apr 14) it was "opposed to the use of force" following US-led air strikes against Syria and called for a "return to the framework of international law".
US wish to rejoin to cause turmoil within CPTPP?

US wish to rejoin to cause turmoil within CPTPP?

US President Donald Trump's wish to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) would be hard to navigate.
Syria strikes hit Syrian chemical programme: Mattis

Syria strikes hit Syrian chemical programme: Mattis

A quick series of US, French and British air strikes in Syria were designed to send a "clear message" to President Bashar al-Assad and stop his chemical weapons programme, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday (Apr 13).
US, France, Britain launch strikes on Syria: Trump

US, France, Britain launch strikes on Syria: Trump

President Donald Trump announced late Friday (Apr 13) that a joint US-British-French operation had been launched on Syria, targeting the "criminal" regime of Bashar al-Assad and saying an alleged chemical attack had marked a "significant escalation."
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