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February 03, 2014

China accuses Japan of stoking tensions with air defence rumours
Beijing (AFP) Feb 02, 2014
China has accused Japan of heightening regional tensions with "rumours" that Beijing planned to declare a new air defence zone over the South China Sea. Foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said right-wing forces in Japan had repeatedly made such allegations with the intention of shifting international attention from the "plot" to change Japan's pacifist constitution, the official Xinhua news agency reported. "We sternly warned these forces not to mislead public opinions with rumours and play up ... read more

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Iran pledges to act in good faith on nuclear talks Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Sunday pledged good faith in talks to dispel Western fears over Iran's nuclear programme, after a rare meeting with US Secretary of State John Kerry. ... more		Officers but not gentlemen: Pentagon's naughty list The Pentagon has tallied reports of a shameful litany of bad behavior among its officers and employees in a voluminous tome entitled "The Encyclopedia of Ethical Failures." ... more		EU nations weigh risk of jihadist spillover from Syria Britain and France agreed to collaborate to prevent European jihadists from traveling to Middle East hot spots and, worse, returning home with anti-Western fervor on their minds, officials said. ... more
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				More than 1,000 killed in Iraq in January More than 1,000 people were killed in Iraq in January, figures showed Friday, as the country grapples with a surge in attacks and battles militants holding territory on Baghdad's doorstep. ... more		Eyeing sanctions thaw, Western delegates race to Iran Six months after the inauguration of Iran's moderate President Hassan Rouhani, Western diplomats and businessmen are racing to Tehran hoping that a diplomatic thaw will reopen lucrative markets. ... more

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