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Malcolm Turnbull will make a captain's call on whether the government will support the nomination of Kevin Rudd for the top United Nations post. Federal cabinet on Thursday failed to reach a consensus on the former Labor prime minister's request to back his nomination as UN secretary-general. |
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We were sitting in his 'waiting shade', a little gazebo affair with a straw roof where he liked to sit in the afternoons. Across the compound, past the children's dormitory cabins, was his vegetable garden. "I've got spuds in there, y'know, and the first turnips ever seen in the Philippines," he said. |
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He said: 'We owe it to all victims of the criminal group known as ISIS and since Tuesday we owe it to the memory of Father Jacques Hamel, assassinated in his church. 'Following the attack in Nice, we will no longer publish photographs of those who carry out massacres to avoid the possibility of glorifying them in death. |
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Ankara, Turkey, Jul 28 – Turkey’s top military commanders will decide Thursday on one of the most radical shake-ups in the history of the country’s armed forces, as authorities shut down dozens of media outlets in a widening crackdown after a failed coup. |
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Australian authorities say they are investigating a high-ranking Vatican official over multiple new allegations of decades-old child abuse, though they have yet to press charges. "That's a matter that we investigated and still are investigating," Victoria state police chief Graham Ashton told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Wednesday. |
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People stand in front of a make shift memorial in front of the Saint-Etienne du Rouvray church on July 27, 2016, after the priest Jacques Hamel was killed on July 26 in his church during a hostage-taking claimed by Islamic State group. France probes an attack on a church in which two men described.... |
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ANKARA - Turkey's premier meets top military commanders on Thursday over one of the most radical shake-ups in the armed forces' history after a failed coup, which has already seen 149 generals dishonourably discharged. The hastily convened meeting of the Supreme Military Council (YAS) in Ankara will.... |
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Turkey's top military commanders will decide Thursday on one of the most radical shake-ups in the history of the country's armed forces, as authorities shut down dozens of media outlets in a widening crackdown after a failed coup. The government ordered the closure of a total of 131 newspapers, TV.... |
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Mr Rudd’s nomination was discussed in today’s Cabinet meeting where ministers made the decision whether or not to support his candidacy. Asked by reporters on Thursday afternoon if the Government had given Mr Rudd the thumbs up, Mr Turnbull played his cards close to his chest. |
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The council is due to start at 0800 GMT after paying homage to Turkey's modern founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk at his mausoleum. It will decide on the personnel changes required after the coup, with lower-ranking officers expected to be fast-tracked to fill gaps in top positions. |
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ANKARA: Turkey's premier meets top military commanders today over one of the most radical shake-ups in the armed forces' history after a failed coup, which has already seen 149 generals dishonourably discharged. The hastily convened meeting of the Supreme Military Council (YAS) in Ankara will bring.... |
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