Safety at deadly China plant 'totally chaotic' - Newsday
Sydney Morning HeraldSafety at deadly China plant 'totally chaotic'NewsdayBEIJING - (AP) -- A top Chinese official says safety standards and preparation at a poultry plant were "extremely chaotic" before a deadly fire that killed 120 workers. State Administration of Work Safety head Yang Dongliang confirmed earlier reports that safety ...Jilin governor apologises for poultry plant fire as death toll rises to 120South China Morning PostNegligence blamed for fatal fireChina DailyChina blames management's 'total mess' for slaughterhouse fireReutersBBC News -Sin Chew Jit Poh -Huffington Postall 109 news articles »
No bikinis allowed for Miss World finalists - Irish Examiner
Jakarta PostNo bikinis allowed for Miss World finalistsIrish ExaminerMiss World has axed the famed bikinis from this year's pageant in Indonesia, replacing the skimpy swimsuits with conservative beach sarongs amid mounting protests from hardline Muslim groups, organisers said. BUSINESS; At the Providence Resources ...Bikinis Banned at Miss World Pageant in IndonesiaVoice of AmericaEmphasizing Inner Beauty, Pageant Says No to BikinisNew York TimesMiss World pageant buckles to pressure from Muslim hardliners in Indonesia ...CBS NewsDaily Mail -New York Daily News -The Express Tribuneall 112 news articles »
Letters: Israel excels in tolerance - Newsday
Jewish Telegraphic AgencyLetters: Israel excels in toleranceNewsdayThe first letter of "Tolerance in Israel debated" [June 2] is a masterpiece of inaccuracy, misrepresentation and revisionist history. The only indigenous people to the area are Jewish. They lived there since antiquity. The Palestinian Arab people are a creation of ...Diplomacy: John Kerry: 'Am Yisrael hai'Jerusalem PostIsraeli Deputy Defense Minister: Government 'Will Be Against' Any Palestinian ...Daily BeastMost realistic Mideast dealPhilly.comHaaretz -Xinhua -Indian Expressall 357 news articles »
Syrian Forces Chase Rebels Who Fled Fallen Town - New York Times
Toronto StarSyrian Forces Chase Rebels Who Fled Fallen TownNew York TimesBEIRUT, Lebanon — Still triumphant after routing rebels from the Syrian town of Qusayr, soldiers of the Syrian Army and the militant Lebanese group Hezbollah appeared to expand their pursuit on Thursday, fanning out to surrounding villages and farms ...Report: Assad to give speech to Syrian people soonYnetnewsSyrian government forces retake key town of QusairCBS Newsall 1,244 news articles »
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