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[RED DEMOCRATICA] Brahimi: Syria meetings must focus on transition, cease-fire

 

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February 10, 2014
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Brahimi: Syria meetings must focus on transition, cease-fire
United Nations-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi wants delegates from the Syrian government and opposition to discuss a halt to fighting and the creation of a transitional government during the second round of peace talks gets underway. He has been meeting with each side separately since Saturday. Reuters (2/10), Yahoo/The Associated Press (2/10), The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (2/10)
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"600 People Evacuated from Homs by UN and Red Crescent. The first humanitarian evacuations of the besieged city have begun." UN Dispatch (2/10)
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Iran says it will work with IAEA on nuclear weapons question
The International Atomic Energy Agency will begin to look into claims of Iran developing nuclear weapons. Iran signaled its willingness to work with the agency as IAEA experts visited the country this past weekend. Reuters (2/10), The New York Times (tiered subscription model)/The Associated Press (2/8)
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Ex-UN official decries lack of protection for Syrian civilians, aid workers
Jan Egeland, former United Nations emergency relief coordination and now of the Norwegian Refugee Council, says that aid access and the safety of civilians in Syria is woeful. "What we have seen in Syria is that the clock has been turned back 30 years," he says. Thomson Reuters Foundation (2/10), The Wall Street Journal (tiered subscription model) (2/9)
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Study: Pacific wind patterns could be cause of temperature slowdown
Strong Pacific Ocean winds may be drawing colder ocean water to the surface and contributing to a curbing since 2001 of average global temperature increase, according to a study by U.S. and Australia researchers. "[R]apid warming is expected to resume once the anomalous wind trends abate," the researchers wrote in the study. Bloomberg (2/9), The Guardian (London) (2/9)
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Peace talks resume between South Sudan opposition, government
Representatives of the South Sudan government and opposition are meeting in Ethiopia. Both sides say they have adhered to a cease-fire agreement, but clashes continue. Voice of America (2/9), CNN/Global Public Square blog (2/5), The Guardian (London) (2/9)
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Sectarian violence continues in Central African Republic
At least nine people were killed over the weekend in sectarian violence in the Central African Republic capital of Bangui. Meanwhile, interim President Catherine Samba-Panza is meeting with Republic of the Congo's president about how to restore peace. Reuters (2/9), Al Jazeera (2/10)
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