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The worlds biggest ship set sail. The second in command of the Yemenbased Al Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula has been killed but a spoke been confirmed the death ofsaid alsh iri, a Saudi National who had been released from guantanamo bay. He was killed in a u. S. Led drum strike in yemen. Al qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is described by washington as one of the most dangerous wings of the global al qaeda network. In the last two years the u. S. Has intensified the use of unmanned drones to target the group. Joan strikes in yemen nearly triple last year from the year before, according to the ne...

And footing the baby bill and by the United States is the worlds most expensive country to give birth in. We began in egypt where supporters of deposed president Mohammed Morsi have been staging more protests across the country. This was the scene in nasr city in cairo wednesday night. Thousands of morsi supporters have been demonstrating ever since he was deposed. They promised to keep protesting until he is reinstated. People also gathered at Cairo University and giza on the outskirts of the egyptian capital. And this was the scene in the city of alexandria. A probe morsi supporters have pro...

But local Authorities Say at least 56 people are dead. [ sirens ] spokespersons for the Railway Company say more than 200 passengers were on the train when it departed the capital madrid, bound for el ferol. When it departed madrid. It went off the tracks near the city of santiago de compostela. Reuters quoted a passenger as saying that many people were trapped under the cars. Police and firefighters are searching for survivors. Its still not clear what caused the accident. U. S. President Barack Obama Says hell nominate Carolyn Kennedy as the next ambassador to japan. Shes the daughter of the...

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Geof Wood, emeritus professor of International Development at the University of Bath in the UK, talks to Sushmita S Preetha of The Daily Star about his latest book, Staying the Course: The Journey of a 'Bengal' Civilian, in which he explores the dilemmas of being an academic immersed in the processes of development and the intersection between policymaking and activism.