#Asia - report markets want to go higher

Published on 10 May 2016

11 May 2016: Asian markets had another strong session, with the ASX broke 5,400 intraday. This rally is mainly fuelled by Australian banking sector. In Japan, the weakness of the yen continues to push the Nikkei higher.

Asia markets mostly up on revived confidence https://t.co/ZcP2SO54yQ pic.twitter.com/KVnD9CQXzG

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) May 11, 2016

China inflation data calm Asia markets https://t.co/lEoYG9BkwQ

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) May 10, 2016

It's all about oil as trading gets under way for the week in Asia https://t.co/QiVb9GkDb9 pic.twitter.com/GdZZsMvkmU

— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) May 8, 2016

World Bank study shows South Asia ranking top in annual #infrastructure investment requirement as percentage of GDP https://t.co/sks4rYXcYE

— World Bank Group PPP (@WBG_PPP) May 8, 2016

#Nigeria - Giwa Barracks: "A place of death" Maiduguri in Borno State

Published on 10 May 2016

A new report by Amnesty International says children are dying in military detention in northeast Nigeria. The victims and their families are being held in Giwa Barracks, in Maiduguri in Borno State. Amnesty says more than one hundred children - some as young as five - are being held in over crowded and inhumane conditions. But the military says most of the detainees are Boko Haram fighters and suspects.
Al Jazeera's Yvonne Ndege reports from Abuja.

BBC News - Nigeria Giwa barracks 'a place of death' says Amnesty https://t.co/m42TAjPOBs

— TeegTeeg (@TeegTeeg13) May 11, 2016

149 ppl including babies & young children died in Giwa barracks Nigeria in 2016 #ShutGiwaNow https://t.co/qP0pWVZF0o pic.twitter.com/FzypBMteef

— amnestypress (@amnestypress) May 10, 2016

#USA - Mall Shooting, Stabbing Multiple Victims at Macy's, Silver City Galleria Mall in Taunton MA Latest News Latest News

Published on 10 May 2016

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#USA - "Sanders defeats Clinton in West Virginia primary"

Published on 10 May 2016

US presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have been projected the winners of Republican and Democratic primaries in the state of West Virginia.

Trump, who vied for the 34 delegates in West Virginia, has also been projected the winner of Nebraska Republican primary with 36 delegates at stake. He has been the GOP’s presumptive nominee since rivals Ted Cruz and John Kay-sik pulled out of the race for the party nomination last week. On the Democratic side, 29 delegates were up for grabs. But even a decisive victory for Sanders would not close the gap between him and frontrunner Hillary Clinton. She is just 145 delegates short of the nearly 24-hundred needed to secure the party's nomination. US citizens will elect a new president in November.