EU tries to finalise €130bn Greek bail-out - Financial Times13 Feb 2012

Toronto StarEU tries to finalise €130bn Greek bail-outFinancial TimesBy Peter Spiegel in Brussels and Ralph Atkinsin Frankfurt European officials rushed to finalise details of a €130bn Greek bail-out on Monday amid signs Germany and its eurozone allies may not be prepared to approve the deal at a finance minsters' ...Debt crisis and Greek bailout: liveTelegraph.co.ukGreece's hopes for quick bailout agreement dashedThe GuardianObstacles still hinder Greek dealThe Press AssociationABC News -Sydney Morning Herald -BusinessWeekall 3,530 news articles »

As diplomats targeted, Israel blames Iran | - Reuters13 Feb 2012

Sydney Morning HeraldAs diplomats targeted, Israel blames Iran |ReutersBy Dan Williams | JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel accused arch-enemies Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of being behind twin bomb attacks that targeted embassy staff in India and Georgia on Monday, wounding four people. Tehran denied involvement in ...Iran says Israel attacked its own embassiesJerusalem PostClinton condemns anti-Israeli attacksAFPIsrael Blames Iran for Attacks in India, GeorgiaVoice of AmericaWashington Post -Haaretz -CNNall 1,681 news articles »

Arab League vows to overthrow Syrian President as brutal crackdown continues - Daily Mail13 Feb 2012

Daily MailArab League vows to overthrow Syrian President as brutal crackdown continuesDaily MailAnd he said the UK would play a 'very active part' in the new Group of Friends of Syria, which has been established to increase political and financial support to opposition leaders in Syria. The group will meet again on February 24.Activists: Syrian rebels repel attack on key townThe Associated PressWilliam Hague: joint UN-Arab League force 'urgently' needed in SyriaTelegraph.co.ukSyrians Suffer as Government Crackdown ContinuesVoice of AmericaReuters -AFP -Hindustan Timesall 3,525 news articles »

Apple supplier audit begins with Foxconn plant - The Guardian13 Feb 2012

The GuardianApple supplier audit begins with Foxconn plantThe GuardianCharles Arthur, technology editorApple has reacted togrowing criticism over alleged abuses of workers at its suppliers by asking an independent group, the Fair Labor Association (FLA), to conduct audits of several of its factories in China.Apple subjects Foxconn, partners to labor scrutinyReutersAudits begin at Apple's Chinese supplier plantsPC AdvisorApple investigates 'sweat shop' factories following suicide threatTelegraph.co.ukITProPortal -BBC Newsall 325 news articles »