Monday briefing: Violence continues in Syria

Syria’s leader called for a union

Syria’s interim President Ahmad al-Shara, yesterday has applied for calm and union Last week, violence exploded among the warriors, which is loyal to the dictator, who are loyal to the dictator and the dictator related to the government.

According to the Syrian Human Rights Observatory, more than 700 civilians and more than 700 civilians were killed. The information could not be confirmed independently.

“There are basics for the country to survive, because we will reassure the Syrians to be sure of the Syrians,” he said. The states of Latakia and Tartus came as new battles. During the day, the committee, who found a fact to explore violence and bringing those responsible for justice, he said. He acknowledged possible killings in the hands of Al-Shara forces or laid sin to Al-Assad’s faithful

Context: The fight began on Thursday while the soldier Assad’s loyal armed men Government security forces in the province of Latakiaturn off the collision days. The violence was the worst because the Assad government is overthrown in early December.

Reaction: Thousands protested the streets in the first large-scale demonstrations against the new government. Residents were ordered to remain closed because security forces were in confusion. Here’s what else do we know.

Else of the region: Israel’s energy minister said he was immediately To cut electricity to the Gaza Strip.

Canada’s liberals went to the polls

Canadian elections They took place yesterdayHe was successful as the leader of the Liberal Party of the Liberal Party and the Liberal Party of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the leader of the country. The winner will be called a general election to be held by October, but it may be late. The results were expected around 6:30 to 6:30 in East.

The competition is effective among Mark Carney, the former governor of the Canadian bank and the Bank of England, former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. The questionnaires showed Carney as a front worker.

Matina Stevis-Gridneff, head of our Bureau of Canada, said the United States was a front and center in the election box.

“Voters are looking for someone to negotiate with President Trump, which they look like the biggest threat to the economy and sovereignty of Canada,” Matina said. He added that the voting voters preferred voters to negotiate with the Conservative leader and Trump on Pierre Poilievre.

“Despite the fact that Trump’s continuous threats for Canada, the main conservative politician, the Trump is very close to Trump,” Matina said.

Get to know candidates: Carney hunt himself Fix-i as a man Canada can leave again. Freeland Chances can make the hinge together with the voters who may think that the voters dislike an existence of Trump.

China with tariffs and warning in Canada

China has announced this weekend Tariffs up to 100 percent in Canada, Pork and other foods. The action took revenge for Canada’s decision to collect steep tax on the import of electric vehicles, steel and aluminum imports last August.

Tariffs, who entered into force on March 20, were a clear warning – and indirectly, not to cooperate with Mexico – USA.

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The price of a beef Bourguignon’s price, signature dinner in Paris Le Bouillon Chartier, this work-level Seymer remains low in the living salary – someone can enjoy less food than someone earns in an hour.

When inflation is banned, the restaurant’s owner has cut margins to keep the menu suitable, but beef bourguignon is about twice. Enterprises inside the continent They feel a similar distress.

Lived experienced: Uri Shulevitz, a childhood children’s booklet, childhood memories of the nasis in Poland, the nasis flee the magic stories, He died in 89.

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Book festivals are the hottest clubs in the city

The literature events in India are blooming the country in dozens of maternal languages. The congregations give the participants a chance to explore new topics, to get acquainted with the favorite authors or just check the stage.

Readers and writers are gathered in rural cities or intimate work or in the floor palaces for an event or unite between tens of thousands of people in a event in Jaipur. Intelligent “CRAT” helped festivals to escape for Bollywood and Cricket’s money.

For these readers, books opened by India’s higher education system, with books, makeup or break exams, are often not often. Read about festivals here.