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China Tightens Grip on Instant Messaging Services

BEIJING (AP) — China’s government tightened control over popular instant messaging services Thursday after telling South Korea access to some foreign services was blocked because they were used to exchange terrorism-related information. The government announced that only established media companies

China Tightens Grip on Instant Messaging Services

UN: Ebola Outbreak Likely Caused by Bushmeat

Scientists agree that consumption of bushmeat–a collection of wild animal meat including rats and monkeys– triggered the Ebola outbreak in Guinea. That outbreak has since spread to Sierra Leone and Liberia, with fears of further contamination in Nigeria. Despite the

UN: Ebola Outbreak Likely Caused by Bushmeat

Pakistan Braces for Wave of Protests, Army Secures Capital

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan’s civilian government is bracing for a wave of protests this month, days after the military took responsibility for securing the capital amid the threat of militant attacks and the spectre of a political showdown. Some Pakistanis

Pakistan Braces for Wave of Protests, Army Secures Capital

Ebola Concerns Prompt British Airways to Cancel Flights

LONDON, Aug. 5 (UPI) — British Airways announced it will suspend direct flights to Liberia and Sierra Leone effective Wednesday, due to concerns of the Ebola virus in West Africa. The airline informed travel companies on Tuesday that: “British Airways services

Ebola Concerns Prompt British Airways to Cancel Flights

Israel Completes Full Withdrawal from Gaza Strip

As of Tuesday, Israel has now withdrawn all of its troops from Gaza into “defensive positions” situated on the border of the Strip. Israel announced at 8:00 a.m. local time that it was adhering to a self-declared 72-hour ceasefire, pulling

Israel Completes Full Withdrawal from Gaza Strip