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• ANSA: Alitalia: accordo per cig a rotazione
• ANSA: Banca Sistema, evitare Ue su debiti P.A
• ANSA: Alitalia-Etihad,trattativa a fase finale
• ANSA: Squinzi, numeri non portano ad ottimismo
• Financial Times: Europe will feel pain of emerging markets
• Aljazeera: Two Koreas to hold talks on family reunions
• Aljazeera: Ukraine president returns from sick leave
• Aljazeera: Thai protesters vow larger rallies after poll
• Financial Times: Saudi rulers face dilemma on reforms
• Aljazeera: Yemen capital rocked by three blasts
• Huffington Post: Canadian National Railway Derailment In Mississippi Spills Hazardous Materials
• Huffington Post: Kristen Bell Targets People Magazine On Twitter Over 'Pedorazzi' Photos
• Huffington Post: Jack Lew Urges Congress To Raise Debt Ceiling
• Huffington Post: 'Return To Homs,' New Syria Documentary, Gives Gut-Wrenching Glimpse Into Besieged City
• Financial Times: Mandela wills $4m to family, staff and ANC
• Financial Times: Thais must be allowed to vote

ANSA: Alitalia: accordo per cig a rotazione Posted: 01 Feb 2014 09:38 AM PST Sospensione della cassa integrazione a zero ore

ANSA: Banca Sistema, evitare Ue su debiti P.A Posted: 02 Feb 2014 05:17 AM PST Garbi, problema comune altri paesi

ANSA: Alitalia-Etihad,trattativa a fase finale Posted: 02 Feb 2014 05:33 AM PST Due dilegence per possibile investimento compagnia Emirati

ANSA: Squinzi, numeri non portano ad ottimismo Posted: 02 Feb 2014 05:35 AM PST Pil 2014 +0,6-0,7% non basta a creare occupazione e a ripartire

Financial Times: Europe will feel pain of emerging markets Posted: 02 Feb 2014 12:40 PM PST A single large shock may be all that is needed. What is happening in Turkey and Argentina may be such a shock

Aljazeera: Two Koreas to hold talks on family reunions Posted: 02 Feb 2014 11:06 PM PST Pyongyang and Seoul set for preparatory talks to set up reunion event for families separated by 1950s war.

Aljazeera: Ukraine president returns from sick leave Posted: 03 Feb 2014 02:50 AM PST Viktor Yanukovich expected to make further moves on the crisis amid tug of war between Russia and West.

Aljazeera: Thai protesters vow larger rallies after poll Posted: 03 Feb 2014 05:35 AM PST Ministries close after major intersections occupied by protesters in Bangkok to nullify results of elections.

Financial Times: Saudi rulers face dilemma on reforms Posted: 03 Feb 2014 06:14 AM PST Expanding economic opportunities for the population will break the longstanding social compact of handouts in return for loyalty to the Al Saud family

Aljazeera: Yemen capital rocked by three blasts Posted: 03 Feb 2014 06:31 AM PST Large explosions in Sanaa followed by gunfire, according to reports, but casualties and cause not known.

Huffington Post: Canadian National Railway Derailment In Mississippi Spills Hazardous Materials Posted: 03 Feb 2014 08:30 AM PST By Therese Apel JACKSON, Miss., Jan 31 (Reuters) - A Canadian National Railway Co train carrying fuel oil and other hazardous materials derailed and was leaking in southeast Mississippi on Friday, forcing the evacuation of nearby residents, officials said. No one was injured in the incident which involved the derailment of 21 railcars, eight of which have spilled their contents, a Canadian National Railway spokesman said. Several of the cars were carrying hazardous materials including fertilizer and methanol, but there was no fire, he said. The accident, the latest in a string of North American train derailments over the past year, occurred in the city limits of New Augusta in Perry County, near a mobile home park, according to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency. Emergency services were on the scene and responding to the accident, local officials said. Local sheriff Jimmy Dale Smith said that fewer than 20 people have had to be evacuated at last count. "They've got these spills pretty much contained and secured, and we're working on starting the cleanup process at this point," Smith said from the scene. "Hopefully we can get everything cleaned up this afternoon and get people in their homes tonight." Friday's accident follows a spate of explosive derailments of trains carrying crude oil over the past year that has raised questions about safety, especially of some older tank cars prone to puncture. Federal regulators have been studying railcar design and other issues after the accidents, including one last month when a 106-car BNSF Railway Co train carrying crude east crashed into a derailed westbound BNSF grain train near Casselton, North Dakota. Last July, a runaway oil train derailed and exploded in the center of the Quebec town of Lac-Megantic, killing 47 people. Read More...

Huffington Post: Kristen Bell Targets People Magazine On Twitter Over 'Pedorazzi' Photos Posted: 03 Feb 2014 08:34 AM PST Kristen Bell waged a Twitter war over so-called "pedorazzi" photos, taking direct aim at People magazine. Bell and her husband, Dax Shepard, are crusaders against publications that buy and publish photos of celebrities' children taken by paparazzi without consent. People magazine was Bell's main target on Saturday (Feb. 1) when she unleashed a series of accusatory tweets. "interesting that @peoplemag claims 2b '#1 site 4 celeb news' yet no mention of the news @daxshepard1 & i have made abt the #pedorazzi," she wrote, according to The Wrap. "hard to print a story that condems your own behavior? do whats right @peoplemag – stop buying #pedorazzi photos. — Kristen Bell." Read More... More on Kristen Bell

Huffington Post: Jack Lew Urges Congress To Raise Debt Ceiling Posted: 03 Feb 2014 08:37 AM PST WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says he will start using emergency measures after Feb. 7 to avoid a first-ever default on the national debt. He says he expects to exhaust those measures quickly. Lew said in a speech Monday that he expected to run out of maneuvering room by the end of this month. Congress suspended the debt limit last October as part of a deal to re-open the government after a partial shutdown. But the suspension ends on Friday. Read More...

Huffington Post: 'Return To Homs,' New Syria Documentary, Gives Gut-Wrenching Glimpse Into Besieged City Posted: 03 Feb 2014 08:51 AM PST The first images that came out of the Syrian city of Homs right after the start of the protests in the spring of 2011 were pictures and movies of chanting men, of citizens dancing in the city's squares while calling for freedom and democracy. "Homs the audacious," they sang, lauding their hometown. Then came the footage of shells and the photos of civilians in body bags, of tanks and soldiers and barely armed opposition fighters, of a besieged, restive city that more closely resembled a moon crater than the bustling center it once was. The flow of images eventually slowed down as the conflict persisted and the city and its inhabitants became largely cut off from the world. After so many months with barely any news emerging from the town, a new, harrowing documentary by Syrian filmmaker Talal Derki once again gives the world a gut-wrenching glimpse into life in the isolated city. Read More... More on Syria

Financial Times: Mandela wills $4m to family, staff and ANC Posted: 03 Feb 2014 09:39 AM PST The R46m value of the estate is provisional and does not include trusts set up to support family members, the assets of which are not publicly known

Financial Times: Thais must be allowed to vote Posted: 03 Feb 2014 10:22 AM PST Thailand risks becoming a third-rate democracy if the opposition persists in preventing people from exercising their rights with the threat of violence

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