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Tuesday, August 25, 2015

THE GLOBAL WORLD - AUGUST 24, 2015


THE GLOBAL WORLD  
MALNUTRITIONS
 AUGUST 24, 2015

GLOBAL STOCK MARKET - ECONOMY
MALNUTRITIONS


THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS AND VOICE TO THE WORLD THIS WEEK IS ABOUT PEACE AND SECURITY IN THE WORLD AGAINST TERRORISM PARTICULAR IN AFGHANISTAN AS THE LATEST SUFFER CHAOS AND VIOLENCE FROM THE ATTACK OF TERRORISM OF TALIBAN GROUP O ANTI GOVERNMENT GROUPS IN KABUL AFGHANISTAN.  THEY BROUGHT VIOLENCE IN CIVILIANS COMMUNITIES TERRORIZING THE PEOPLE AND NON ARMED INNOCENT CIVILIANS THAT SHOULD NOT BE TARGET OF ANY REBELLION FORCE BUT THE IN TERRORISM PERSPECTIVE THEIR MODERN TECHNIC OF FIGHTING ARE VERY BRUTAL AND VIOLENT THAT HAS TO SUPPRESS AND NEVER TOLERATED BY THE GOOD SPECIALLY GOD WHO CREATED US AND PRO LIFE AND FAIR AND JUST. 

THE WORLD ECONOMY TODAY IS FALLING, STOCK MARKETS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRY ARE
CRASHING AND THE EFFECTS IS NOT DIFFERENT FROM THE COUNTRY HAVING POVERTY ISSUES AND DUE TO CONFLICTS LIKE YEMEN AND OTHER COUNTRIES HAVING MALNUTRITION PROBLEMS KILLING 9 CHILDREN A DAY AND SUFFERING HEALTHY PROBLEMS FROM DIFFERENT PROBLEMS ARISES IN THE WORLD.  ACCORDING TO CNN PUBLISHED REPORTS THE STOCK MARKETS ARE UNDER THREATS OF COLLAPSING AND IT IS NOT GOOD IN THE WORLD ECONOMY.   THE WORLD ECONOMY IS HAVING MALNUTRITION PROBLEMS IN STOCK MARKETS RECORDS AND STATISTICS RATES IN RECENT TRADES AND RESULTS OF MARKETS.

The threat of a falling stock market


 
 From the Website of CNN NEWS
links: http://edition.cnn.com/2015/08/24/opinions/ghitis-stock-market/index.html
 

The threat of a falling stock market

 A man looks at the Nikkei Stock Average, which dropped 895.15 points, or 4.61%, at the end of trading on August 24 in Tokyo.


(CNN)People in power have learned to fear swings in financial markets. That's because a whipsaw in the markets can reflect or aggravate problems in the economy. And there is nothing scarier to a ruling government than an economic collapse.

Killing or maiming an average of eight children a day, ‘brutal’ Yemen conflict must end – UNICEF



From the Website of United Nations
links:  http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=51672#.Vd1hr13DttI 

 

Killing or maiming an average of eight children a day, ‘brutal’ Yemen conflict must end – UNICEF

Faisal, 18 months old is treated for severe acute malnutrition at Sabeen hospital in Yemen’s capital Sana’a. 

19 August 2015 – An average of eight children are killed or maimed every day in Yemen as a direct result of the conflict that has gripping the country since April, according to a new report released today by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). 


Monday, August 10, 2015

THE GLOBAL WORLD - AUGUST 10, 2015


THE GLOBAL WORLD  
WORLD PEACE
 AUGUST 10, 2015

TERRORISM AROUND THE WORLD
CONFLICTS BETWEEN TURKEY AND PKK - KURDISH



THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS AND VOICE TO THE WORLD THIS WEEK IS ABOUT PEACE AND SECURITY IN THE WORLD AGAINST TERRORISM PARTICULAR IN AFGHANISTAN AS THE LATEST SUFFER CHAOS AND VIOLENCE FROM THE ATTACK OF TERRORISM OF TALIBAN GROUP O ANTI GOVERNMENT GROUPS IN KABUL AFGHANISTAN.  THEY BROUGHT VIOLENCE IN CIVILIANS COMMUNITIES TERRORIZING THE PEOPLE AND NON ARMED INNOCENT CIVILIANS THAT SHOULD NOT BE TARGET OF ANY REBELLION FORCE BUT THE IN TERRORISM PERSPECTIVE THEIR MODERN TECHNIC OF FIGHTING ARE VERY BRUTAL AND VIOLENT THAT HAS TO SUPPRESS AND NEVER TOLERATED BY THE GOOD SPECIALLY GOD WHO CREATED US AND PRO LIFE AND FAIR AND JUST. 

 THE REBELLION THRU TERRORISM LIKE ISIS AND TALIBAN AND DIFFERENT SAME GROUPS
AROUND THE WORLD ARE SCATTERING CHAOS ON THEIR FIGHTS AND VICTIMIZING INNOCENTS PEOPLE AND LATEST NOW ARE IN AFGHANISTAN WHOM AT LEAST 70 PEOPLE ARE DEAD AND SEVERAL ARE INJURED DURING THE ATTACK AND BOMBING.  THIS IS NOT RIGHT AND GOOD THE EVIL ARE PENETRATING THE GOOD IN THIS TYPE WHICH EVEN THOSE PEOPLE ARE OPPRESSED TERRORISM IS NOT THE SOLUTIONS TO GAIN POWER AND PEACE IN GOOD MOVE.  


U.S. service member among more than 50 killed in Afghanistan attacks


 
 From the Website of CNN NEWS
links: http://edition.cnn.com/2015/08/08/asia/afghanistan-violence/
 
 

U.S. service member among more than 50 killed in Afghanistan attacks

 
 Tanks manned by Taliban fighters are decorated with flowers in front of the presidential palace in Kabul on September 27, 1996.
 
Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN)More than 50 people -- including 27 students at a police academy and one U.S. service member -- were killed in three separate attacks in Afghanistan on Friday, according to U.S. and Afghan officials. 

The American was killed when a NATO coalition base in the capital city, Kabul, was attacked, a defense official told CNN. Another official told CNN's Barbara Starr that nearly 20 people of varying nationalities were wounded.

Security Council deplores latest terrorist attacks in Afghan capital



From the Website of United Nations
links: http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=51596#.Vcmkd7VOp9k



Security Council deplores latest terrorist attacks in Afghan capital

 

A wide view of the Security Council in session. UN Photo/Devra Berkowitz (file)

 
9 August 2015 – The United Nations Security Council on Sunday strongly condemned the series of terrorist attacks that have taken place in the Afghan capital, Kabul, since last Thursday and resulted in hundreds of casualties and at least 70 deaths, including children. 

“The members of the Security Council expressed their deep sympathy and condolences to the families of the victims of these heinous acts and to the Government of Afghanistan. They wished the injured a speedy recovery and underlined the need to bring the perpetrators of these deplorable acts to justice,” said a statement issued to the press.


Sunday, August 2, 2015

THE GLOBAL WORLD - AUGUST 02, 2015


THE GLOBAL WORLD  
WORLD PEACE
 AUGUST 02, 2015


ARMED SUPPRESSION IS JUST AN ALTERNATIVE TO
PEACEFUL SOLUTIONS IN
IRAQ AND SYRIA WAR


THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS AND VOICE TO THE WORLD THIS WEEK IS ABOUT PEACE AND SECURITY IN THE WORLD PARTICULAR IN CONFLICTS IN SYRIA AND IRAQ AGAINST ISIS. THE UNITED NATIONS INTERVIEW WITH Mr. Staffan de Mistura IN SYRIA CONFLICTS AND HE SAID "Every conflict has an end, and this conflict... has to come to an end after five years" - UN envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura. HE PREDICTS THAT FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS THE CONFLICT IN SYRIA AGAINST ISIS-DAESH WILL END.  HE SAID ALL SHOULD BE OPTOMISTIC THAT THE CONFLICT WILL BE RESOLVED SOON.

THE GLOBAL WORLD PROMOTIONS WITH THE LIGHTS AND MIRACLES OF MOTHER MARY
GUIDANCE AND FAITH TO GOD AND JESUS CHRIST AND BIBLE LIGHTS THE WORLD IN PEACE AND LOVE AND UNITY.  WE SUPPORT PEACE AND UNITY IN THE WORLD AS PRIORITY MOVE AND NEVER NEGLECT PEACE AND LOVE AND UNITY OF ALL EVEN IN CONTINUES PROTECTION OF OURSELVES AGAINST UNAVOIDABLE ATTACK OF TERRORISM.  SADLY LIKE IN SYRIA WHO ARE IN THE RIGHT POSITIONS HAS TO DEFEND AND WHAT THE UNITED NATIONS SUPPORTING IS THE ONE IN THE RIGHT PATH I HOPE IT IS AGAINST ISIS AND DAESH PROBABLY.  

THE ENVOY TO SYRIA HAS TO BE CAREFUL AND BE GOOD IN ANALYZING THE CONFLICTS AND THE SOLUTIONS TO MOVE AND MAKE FOR ADVISE THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TO DO TO ATTAIN HIS 5 YEARS FORECAST OF DEFEATING ISIS AND DAESH.  BUT NEVER FORGET TO SERVE PEACE OFFERINGS OR PEACEFUL SOLUTIONS TO THEM TO END THIS CONFLICTS ALWAYS AS IT WILL SERVE FOR THE BENEFITS OF LIFE OF EVERYONE TO SAVE IN PEACEFUL SOLUTIONS.  THE FORCE OF TERRORISM HAS NO PLACE IN THIS WORLD THAT HAS TO DEFEAT AND STOP TO ALL WHO WILL USE THIS TACTICS IN THEIR WAR WHICH THIS MOVE IS NOT RESPECTING ANY PERSON JUST TO ESTABLISH AND GET THEIR INTEREST.

INTERVIEW: "Every conflict has an end, and this conflict... has to come to an end after five years" - UN envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura



From the Website of United Nations
links:  http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=51535#.Vb8XXrVOp9k 


INTERVIEW: "Every conflict has an end, and this conflict... has to come to an end after five years" - UN envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura





30 July 2015 – The Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, has been tasked with reinvigorating an inclusive political process towards ending the crisis in the country, based on the aims set out in the 2012 Geneva Communiqué, which was adopted by the first international conference on the issue and has been endorsed by the UN security Council. 
 
During the tragic arc of Syria’s conflict, some 220,000 people have been killed, more than one million have been injured, 7.6 million have been displaced and four million people have sought refuge in neighbouring countries, according to UN estimates.
Mr. de Mistura has described the Communiqué as a ‘roadmap' towards agreement on a new Syria. Among other points, the document calls for the establishment of a transitional governing body, with full executive powers and made up by members of the present Government and the opposition and other groups, as part of agreed principles and guidelines for a Syrian-led political transition. 
 

 
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