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SYDNEY: One hundred and six people were plucked to safety from a sinking asylum-seeker boat off Australia Tuesday, with just two suffering minor injuries, rescuers said. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) had earlier reported a boat with approximately 105 people on board was in trouble. It did not say if everyone had been accounted for, only that the rescue operation was continuing. AMSA received a request for assistance from someone onboard the boat Tuesday morning. A navy ship and a customs and border protection aircraft responded. A merchant vessel also joined the rescue effort. "The vessel was upright, but partially submerged. A number of people were sighted in the water," an AMSA spokeswoman said. "As at 3:30pm (0530 GMT) HMAS Parramatta has reportedly recovered 106 people from the water. "Two people are reported to have minor injuries. Search and rescue operations continue."
Syria on Thursday warned that it reserves the right to retaliate to what it says was an Israeli air strike on a military research centre near Damascus, as it lodged a complaint with the United Nations.The foreign ministry said Israel “and the states that protect it at the UN Security Council” are responsible for the air strike, and “affirms..... Read more
As leaders gather for the World Economic Forum in Davos, signs of economic hope are upon us. The global economy is on the mend. Worldwide, the middle class is expanding by an estimated 100 million per year. And the quality of life for millions in Asia and Africa is growing at an unprecedented pace.
Threats abound, of course. One neglected risk -- climate ..... Read more
The UN General Assembly has approved the first global treaty to regulate international trade in conventional weapons, the UN News Centre said.
The resolution containing the text of the treaty was approved by 154 "yes" votes with the simple majority of 97 votes in favour needed to pass the text.The document received strong support from the maj..... Read more
