World News Briefs -- July 20, 2015 (Evening Edition)

Success is not really about the amount of money you have.Strippers  earn as much as 150,000 naira weekly exposing their naked bodies in clubs.Also, some politicians steal public funds,and leave their people to suffer.The list of ungodly means of making money are endless.Can we say people who make lots of money by ungodly means are successful?The likes of Bill Gates and Aliko Dangote can never be poor simply because they have a solution to some of human problems.Bill Gate helps solve the problem of information technology. .Dangote helps solve the problem of getting some basic needs like salt,cement,flour,steel,oil and gas and real estate.I think success is fulfilling your destiny on earth,and achieving your vision.A lot of rich people today are not successful.What is your own definition of success???

 

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Jul 20th 2015, 22:00



CNN: U.S., Cuba re-establish diplomatic relations, reopen embassies

Havana, Cuba (CNN)One bitter holdover of the Cold War slipped into the history books at 12:01 a.m. Monday, when the United States and Cuba re-established diplomatic relations. For the first time since severing ties in 1961, they reopened embassies in each other's capitals.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla traveled to the Cuban Embassy in Washington to raise his country's flag, an event that Cuban government officials said would be broadcast live on the island's state-run TV.

A Cuban delegation of diplomats, artists and veterans of the revolution commemorated the breakthrough with about 500 guests and more than likely down a few celebratory mojitos and shots of Havana Club rum.

MIDDLE EAST

Iran says UN resolution not linked to ballistic missiles.

UN endorses Iran nuclear agreement. UN endorses Iran nuclear deal with 6 world powers.

No alternative to Iran nuclear deal, Kerry says on Sunday talk shows.

Pentagon chief says Iran nuclear deal does not 'prevent military option'.

Iran FM criticizes US, Israel over threat of military action.

Senior defense source: IDF preparing for possible covert Iranian nuclear production.

Turkey suspects Islamic State behind bomb that killed 31. Deadly explosion hits Turkish town near Syrian border. Turkey calls deadly blast at Suruc, near Syria, a terrorist attack. Suruc massacre: At least 28 killed in Turkey border blast.

Turkey-Syria border riven with tensions.

Dozens dead in clashes on Syria-Lebanon border: monitor.

Syria's army says battles rebels near president's homeland.

Yemen death toll from rebel shelling doubles to nearly 100.

Yemen conflict: Loyalists 'enter last Aden district'.

ISIL bans private internet access in Syria's Raqqa.

ASIA

India, Pakistan trade heavy fire in Jammu's Poonch district.

US Navy South China Sea surveillance flyover harmed bilateral relations: Beijing defense officials.

Afghan troops 'killed by US air strike'. Afghan troops 'killed by US friendly fire' in Logar.

U.S. warns Kyrgyzstan that strained ties threaten aid.

Myanmar military chief defends political role, report.

North Korea elections achieve 99.97% turnout.

China to prosecute former aide to retired president.

Taiwan poised to elect first female president.

Mitsubishi apologizes to WWII Japanese prisoners of war.

AFRICA

Obama woos Nigeria's Buhari after historic election. Obama endorses Nigerian leader's agenda for defeating Boko Haram.

EU vows new support for Tunisia after tourist attack.

Egypt's military in control of 'every inch' of Sinai: spokesman.

Egypt's military spokesman says 7 troops killed in Sinai; Islamic State branch claims attacks.

Al Qaeda Algeria attack leaves 14 soldiers dead; Army kills 16 militants.

Libyan planes sink ship, attack another near Benghazi: spokesmen.

On eve of presidential election, Burundi opposition urges boycott.

Four Italians kidnapped near Eni oil premises in Libya.

South Africa mines minister appeals for calm after protests in platinum belt.

Former Chad dictator's war crimes trial opens in Senegal.

Bird flu spreading across West Africa, human spillover feared: U.N..

US to trace Nigerian stolen assets, boost military help.

EUROPE

EU moots new international formula to boost Mideast peace.

EU fails to reach migrant settlement target.

Greek debt crisis: Banks reopen amid tax rise.

IMF says Greece repaid arrears worth two billion euros.

Ukrainian military and separatists accuse each other of shelling Donetsk.

Panic attack: Latvia reports spotting Russian Sub, Corvette near border.

Law bans foreigners from holding high positions in Russia — Kremlin spokesman.

Britain's Cameron announces anti-militant plan, tells internet firms to help.

Now the Royal family faces TV 'Nazi' exposé: As Palace considers legal action over 'Hitler salute' photos, Channel 4 documentary is set to reopen a painful chapter of Duke's family history.

AMERICAS

Exclusive: Peru sending prosecutors to Brazil as corruption probe goes regional.

Honduras: As protests over corruption swell, many see 'positive moment'.

Embassies reopen as U.S., Cuba restore ties. Cuba and US formally restore diplomatic relations.

Kerry to visit Cuba for U.S. embassy ceremony on Aug 14: source.

Obama's resolve to fight Islamist terror questioned after latest attack on U.S. soil.

2.5 million illegals cross border under Obama, less than Bush.

FARC ceasefire comes into force after 2 months of attacks and combat.

Guyana to 'stoutly resist' Venezuela plans to issue IDs to disputed Essequibo residents.

Public enemy? At home in Mexico, 'El Chapo' is folk hero No. 1.


TERRORISM/THEW LONG WAR

General jihadist propaganda may have inspired Tennessee gunman: source.

Al-Qaeda offers to free Lebanon troops for female prisoners.

In an IS training camp, children told: Behead the doll.

ISIS role eyed in bombings of Hamas, other militants.

Islamic State commander executed after 'Game Of Thrones' naked walk of shame.

ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS

Blatter departure date set as FIFA tries again with reforms.

Report: Iran, Germany to hold major economic conference.

Infidelity site Ashley Madison hacked as attackers demand total shutdow.

Gold price falls to five-year low on US rate rise talk.

Wall St higher as earnings boost confidence.

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