Published on 31 May 2016
Rescue
crews dug through rubble Tuesday in Syria’s Idlib, looking for
survivors after more than 25 people died in overnight airstrikes that
hit multiple targets. Photo: Reuters
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Tuesday, May 31, 2016
#UK - Charting indices: ranges dominate amidst event risk: IG UK
Published on 31 May 2016
31
May 2016: IG technical analyst Joshua Mahony charts FTSE 100, DAX. Josh
notes indecision and hesitancy in the markets with a lot of event risk.
He remains bullish on the FTSE, as long as we remain above 6237.
#Ukraine - says it cannot repay Russia $3 billion debt: PressTV News Videos
Published on 31 May 2016
Ukraine
and Russia are in a deadlock over the repayment of Kiev's three billion
dollar debt to Moscow. Ukraine is refusing to repay a loan it received
from Russia back in 2013. Keiv claims the money was taken under an
illegal agreement.
#Russia - Is Vladimir Putin really trying to break up the EU? BBC News
Published on 31 May 2016
Is
Vladimir Putin using hybrid warfare to destabilise Europe? That's what
many Europeans think. Tim Whewell - who has been watching Moscow for
the BBC for over two decades - examines the evidence.
#USA - 40,000 Striking Verizon Workers Head Back to Work Wednesday: TheStreet
Published on 31 May 2016
Nearly
40,000 striking Verizon workers will return to their jobs Wednesday
after reaching a tentative contract agreement over the Memorial Holiday
Weekend. The Communication Workers of America say the new deal includes
1300 new call center jobs, nearly 11% in raises over 4 years and the
first contract for Verizon wireless store workers. The CWA called the
deal a victory for working families. Crude oil prices are quiet as
investors wait for cues from OPEC on oversupply. OPEC meets Thursday and
will discuss what to do with oil production after prices hit $50 a
barrel last week. Oil prices have doubled since hitting lows over the
winter. Viacom's board is preparing for a fight with the Redstones. The
Wall Street Journal says board members are anticipating their ouster and
and will argue that former Chairman Sumner Redstone doesn't have the
mental competency to act of his own free will.
#Israel - Ex-Mossad head on Israel medical aid to al-Nusra Front - UpFront: Al Jazeera English
Published on 31 May 2016
The
former head of Israel's intelligence agency, Mossad, defends the
country's treatment of al-Nusra Front fighters on the Syrian border.
In this web extra, Efraim Halevy tells Mehdi Hasan that he is not concerned that Israel had treated fighters in Syria from al-Nusra Front who some say is al-Qaeda's Syrian branch.
"It's always useful […] to deal with your enemies in a humane way," Halevy says.
When pressed on whether he believed the assistance was purely humanitarian Halevy responds, "I didn't say there's no tactical [consideration]. I said the main consideration, the immediate consideration is humane."
Halevy also says he would not support the treatment of wounded Hezbollah fighters because Israel had been targeted by Hezbollah, but "not specifically targeted by al-Qaeda"
Watch more from Mehdi Hasan's interview with Efraim Halevy in which they discuss Israeli politics, the peace process and Halevy’s time in the Mossad.
In this web extra, Efraim Halevy tells Mehdi Hasan that he is not concerned that Israel had treated fighters in Syria from al-Nusra Front who some say is al-Qaeda's Syrian branch.
"It's always useful […] to deal with your enemies in a humane way," Halevy says.
When pressed on whether he believed the assistance was purely humanitarian Halevy responds, "I didn't say there's no tactical [consideration]. I said the main consideration, the immediate consideration is humane."
Halevy also says he would not support the treatment of wounded Hezbollah fighters because Israel had been targeted by Hezbollah, but "not specifically targeted by al-Qaeda"
Watch more from Mehdi Hasan's interview with Efraim Halevy in which they discuss Israeli politics, the peace process and Halevy’s time in the Mossad.
#France - More transport chaos in standoff over labour reforms: euronews (in English)
Published on 31 May 2016
* *Unions target transport for more strikes*
* *TGV and regional trains to be hit from Tuesday night*
* *Air France pilots hold their own strike*
Chateau de Chenonceau, one of the most gorgeous Castles in all of #France https://t.co/DVbpsY2OzK @E_Chenonceau pic.twitter.com/k7Jh6julCG
— The Good Life France (@lifefrance) May 31, 2016
#Strikes to hit #road, #rail and #air #transport in #France - The Mainichi https://t.co/w3aKFinsY8
— Mehmet Çarıkçıoğlu (@mecarikcioglu) May 31, 2016
https://t.co/e96QwAkgrn
— John Clarke (@JohnOCAP) May 30, 2016
Escalating action in #France vs attack on #workers' rights includes transport #strikes in towns where #Euro2016 held
Strikes planned in France week of May 30. Verify status of your flights, trains, or other transport prior to travel https://t.co/rXRTml6MJ1
— Travel - State Dept (@TravelGov) May 27, 2016
#España - El Caso.Crónica de sucesos 'Picnic fatal': RTVE .es - ESTA NOCHE A LAS 22.15 H
Published on 30 May 2016
Los
protagonistas, Jesús y Clara, tendrán que investigar la muerte de un
bebé y su madre, ahogados; y del padre a causa de un disparo en la
cabeza. Además, toda la redacción se pondrá a trabajar para demostrar la
inocencia de Germán, que ha sido acusado de matar a la mujer del
policía al que dejó en silla de ruedas. En la noche de los martes en La 1
y en rtve.es.
http://www.rtve.es/television/el-caso/
ESTA NOCHE A LAS 22.15 H
http://www.rtve.es/television/el-caso/
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