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• ANSA: Petrolio in rialzo a Ny a 97,11 dollari
• ANSA: Fabbisogno: peggiora a marzo, a 21,4 mld
• ANSA: Petrolio: in calo a 96,62 dollari
• ANSA: Borsa: Tokyo chiude a +2,99%
• Aljazeera: Trial starts for killing of Brazil activists
• Aljazeera: Japan makes bold moves to boost economy
• Aljazeera: South Africa to withdraw troops from CAR
• Aljazeera: Indian man accused of killing nine women
• Financial Times: Thein Sein vows to step up Myanmar reforms
• Financial Times: Turkey nears decision on $20bn nuclear deal
• Financial Times: Syrian refugees flood neighbouring states
• Financial Times: Apple bars China app for ‘illegal’ content
• Huffington Post: Red Cross: Syria Humanitarian Crisis Worsening
• Huffington Post: Connecticut Gun Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Dannel Malloy
• Huffington Post: University Of Rhode Island Locked Down After Gunman Reported On Kingston Campus
• Huffington Post: U.S. Immigration Regulation Costs $30 Billion Annually: Study

ANSA: Petrolio in rialzo a Ny a 97,11 dollari Posted: 02 Apr 2013 12:46 PM PDT Quotazioni salgono dello 0,04%

ANSA: Fabbisogno: peggiora a marzo, a 21,4 mld Posted: 02 Apr 2013 12:57 PM PDT Tesoro,in linea con previsioni.Senza fattori negativi a 15,5 mld

ANSA: Petrolio: in calo a 96,62 dollari Posted: 03 Apr 2013 12:23 AM PDT Brent a 110,24 dollari

ANSA: Borsa: Tokyo chiude a +2,99% Posted: 03 Apr 2013 12:31 AM PDT Nikkei balza a 12.362,20 punti

Aljazeera: Trial starts for killing of Brazil activists Posted: 03 Apr 2013 03:57 PM PDT Three people on trial for 2011 killing of environmentalists Jose Claudio da Silva and his wife Maria do Espirito Santo.

Aljazeera: Japan makes bold moves to boost economy Posted: 04 Apr 2013 01:33 AM PDT Bank of Japan plans to double money supply and will try to hit two percent inflation target at "earliest possible time".

Aljazeera: South Africa to withdraw troops from CAR Posted: 04 Apr 2013 02:34 AM PDT President Jacob Zuma announces full withdrawal from Central African Republic after criticism over death of 13 soldiers.

Aljazeera: Indian man accused of killing nine women Posted: 04 Apr 2013 07:08 AM PDT Apparently mentally disturbed after his wife left him, villager axes female neighbours in Chhattisgarh, police say.

Financial Times: Thein Sein vows to step up Myanmar reforms Posted: 04 Apr 2013 07:28 AM PDT President Thein Sein pledges to step up the pace of reforms in an interview with the Financial Times and crack down on religious and racial violence

Financial Times: Turkey nears decision on $20bn nuclear deal Posted: 04 Apr 2013 07:32 AM PDT Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Areva are said to have won tender that China had been favourite to win, despite its limited experience overseas

Financial Times: Syrian refugees flood neighbouring states Posted: 04 Apr 2013 09:22 AM PDT Ankara hosts 187,000 civil war refugees in 17 camps with 200,000 more in towns. In Lebanon, officials believe Syrians make up quarter of populace

Financial Times: Apple bars China app for ‘illegal’ content Posted: 04 Apr 2013 09:30 AM PDT Online bookstore provided access to books banned by Beijing, says developer of 'jingdian shucheng' which has been removed from the China App Store

Huffington Post: Red Cross: Syria Humanitarian Crisis Worsening Posted: 04 Apr 2013 09:34 AM PDT BEIRUT, April 4 (Reuters) - The humanitarian situation in Syria is worsening rapidly with some areas a landscape of "devastation and destruction", the Red Cross said on Thursday after a month which activists said was the bloodiest yet in the conflict. About 70,000 people have been killed and millions displaced during the two-year-old uprising, the United Nations says. Civilians have been cut off from water, electricity and life-saving medical supplies, especially in rebel-held areas targeted by air strikes and ballistic missiles. The Syrian government's restrictions on aid convoys have meant most supplies are distributed in government-held areas. Peter Maurer, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), said aid workers had been able to do make more trips into opposition-held areas in the past two weeks, indicating Damascus may be softening its stance on convoys into such territory. He said the workers were "not pleasantly surprised" by what they found in areas accessible for the first time, with the need for food, sanitation, water and medicine increasing. "We saw devastation and destruction," he said. "What we were able to achieve is not enough. The needs are growing exponentially while our ability to react is growing linearly," he said. Convoys and volunteers for the Syrian Arab Red Crescent - the ICRC's partner in Syria - have been targeted during the civil war by both sides, who are suspicious of the group's neutrality. Several volunteers have been jailed or killed. Maurer called for aid groups to be respected. "When we have a convoy on the road from Damascus to any part of Syria it is of the uttermost importance that this convoy is allowed to pass checkpoints and is not shot at," he said at the end of a three-day visit to neighbouring Lebanon, which has 400,000 Syrian refugees. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Monday that March was the bloodiest month yet in the conflict, with more than 6,000 people killed, a third of them civilians. The group opposes Syrian President Bashar al-Assad but has monitored human rights violations on both sides. (Reporting by Oliver Holmes; Editing by Pravin Char) Read More... More on Video

Huffington Post: Connecticut Gun Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Dannel Malloy Posted: 04 Apr 2013 09:40 AM PDT WASHINGTON -- Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy (D) signed a sweeping new set of gun control laws on Thursday, less than 12 hours after the Connecticut state legislature approved the bills in a late-night session. In a signing ceremony at the state capitol, Malloy called the event profoundly moving, and said Connecticut had come together in a way that few places were able to do. "Our leaders in Washington are so divided," Malloy said, adding that "there's no excuse" for lawmakers in Washington to oppose expanded background checks. Read More... More on Gun Control

Huffington Post: University Of Rhode Island Locked Down After Gunman Reported On Kingston Campus Posted: 04 Apr 2013 09:40 AM PDT Administrators locked down the University of Rhode Island's South Kingston campus Thursday morning, after police received reports of a gunman on campus, according to WCVB.com. The website reports that a post earlier to the university's website read, "We are investigating reports of a person with a firearm in Chaffee Hall on the Kingston Campus. Secure yourself indoors (not Chaffee), stay there, and do not move about outside until further notice. The emergency alert system has been activated." However, the university's website appears to be down as of late Thursday morning. Rhode Island State Police told the Associated Press that "there is no evidence of an active shooter." Read More... More on Education

Huffington Post: U.S. Immigration Regulation Costs $30 Billion Annually: Study Posted: 04 Apr 2013 09:41 AM PDT An economic think tank may have just discovered something about immigration that everyone can agree on: The regulation associated with it is expensive. The U.S. immigration system involves seven different government cabinet agencies that receive more than half a billion requests a year from current U.S. citizens, immigrants and nonresident aliens, according to a study by the American Action Forum (AAF), a center-right organization run by former Congressional Budget Office director Doug Holtz-Eakin. The result: tons of paperwork costing immigrants roughly $30 billion a year. Read More... More on Immigration

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