หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Aleppo civilians into Syrian government-controlled areas
Hundreds of Syrian civilians have fled into government-controlled areas of Aleppo as troops make advances against rebels in the east of the city.
The move to western Aleppo came after troops retook Hanano district, the largest controlled by the rebels.
The capture of Hanano gives the army an advantage in its drive to seize other opposition-held areas.
Some 275,000 people are under siege as the army’s offensive – now in its 13th day – is intensified.
The assault has killed 219 civilians, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says.
Among the victims were 27 children, the monitoring group added. Reports suggest there is a lack of medical supplies and food.
Meanwhile, rebels have intensified rocket attacks on the government-controlled western districts of Aleppo. Their attacks have killed 27 civilians since the offensive began, the Observatory said, including 11 children.
The Syrian army’s success in Hanano is its biggest of the offensive against the rebels.
Retaking all of Aleppo would be a major victory for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after five years of conflict.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Fidel Castro, Cuba’s leader of revolution, dies at 90
Cuba’s former president Fidel Castro, one of the world’s longest-serving and most iconic leaders, has died aged 90.
His younger brother and successor as president Raul Castro announced the news on state television.
Castro toppled the government in 1959, introducing a Communist revolution. He defied the US for decades, surviving many assassination plots.
His supporters said he had given Cuba back to the people. Critics saw him as a dictator.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Migrant crisis: Turkey threatens EU with new surge
He was reacting to a non-binding vote by the European Parliament to freeze talks on EU membership for Turkey.
The MEPs were alarmed by Mr Erdogan’s “disproportionate” response to a failed coup attempt in July.
The migrant numbers reaching the Greek islands have dropped since an EU-Turkey deal in March to curb the influx.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Myanmar wants ethnic cleansing of Rohingya – UN official
Myanmar is seeking the ethnic cleansing of the Muslim Rohingya minority from its territory, a senior UN official has told the BBC.
Armed forces have been killing Rohingya in Rakhine state, forcing many to flee to neighbouring Bangladesh, says John McKissick of the UN refugee agency.
The government of Myanmar, also known as Burma, has been conducting counter-insurgency operations since coordinated attacks on border guards in October.
It denies reports of atrocities.
A spokesman said the government was “very, very disappointed” by the comments.
Burmese officials say Rohingya are setting fire to their own houses in northern Rakhine state. The BBC cannot visit the area to verify what is occurring there as journalists and aid workers have been barred.
The Rohingya, who number about one million, are seen by many of Myanmar’s Buddhist majority as illegal migrants from Bangladesh.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Trump denies any conflict of interest over business empire
Billionaire US President-elect Donald Trump has said he is not obliged to cut ties to his business empire when he takes office on 20 January.
A Democratic senator is tabling a resolution calling on him to liquidate his assets to prove he does not intend to profit from the office of president.
There is no legal requirement to liquidate assets but past US presidents have set aside their business dealings.
Mr Trump also disowned far right activists who hailed his election win..
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Aleppo civilians into Syrian government-controlled areas
Hundreds of Syrian civilians have fled into government-controlled areas of Aleppo as troops make advances against rebels in the east of the city.
The move to western Aleppo came after troops retook Hanano district, the largest controlled by the rebels.
The capture of Hanano gives the army an advantage in its drive to seize other opposition-held areas.
Some 275,000 people are under siege as the army’s offensive – now in its 13th day – is intensified.
The assault has killed 219 civilians, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says.
Among the victims were 27 children, the monitoring group added. Reports suggest there is a lack of medical supplies and food.
Meanwhile, rebels have intensified rocket attacks on the government-controlled western districts of Aleppo. Their attacks have killed 27 civilians since the offensive began, the Observatory said, including 11 children.
The Syrian army’s success in Hanano is its biggest of the offensive against the rebels.
Retaking all of Aleppo would be a major victory for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after five years of conflict.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Fidel Castro, Cuba’s leader of revolution, dies at 90
Cuba’s former president Fidel Castro, one of the world’s longest-serving and most iconic leaders, has died aged 90.
His younger brother and successor as president Raul Castro announced the news on state television.
Castro toppled the government in 1959, introducing a Communist revolution. He defied the US for decades, surviving many assassination plots.
His supporters said he had given Cuba back to the people. Critics saw him as a dictator.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Migrant crisis: Turkey threatens EU with new surge
He was reacting to a non-binding vote by the European Parliament to freeze talks on EU membership for Turkey.
The MEPs were alarmed by Mr Erdogan’s “disproportionate” response to a failed coup attempt in July.
The migrant numbers reaching the Greek islands have dropped since an EU-Turkey deal in March to curb the influx.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Myanmar wants ethnic cleansing of Rohingya – UN official
Myanmar is seeking the ethnic cleansing of the Muslim Rohingya minority from its territory, a senior UN official has told the BBC.
Armed forces have been killing Rohingya in Rakhine state, forcing many to flee to neighbouring Bangladesh, says John McKissick of the UN refugee agency.
The government of Myanmar, also known as Burma, has been conducting counter-insurgency operations since coordinated attacks on border guards in October.
It denies reports of atrocities.
A spokesman said the government was “very, very disappointed” by the comments.
Burmese officials say Rohingya are setting fire to their own houses in northern Rakhine state. The BBC cannot visit the area to verify what is occurring there as journalists and aid workers have been barred.
The Rohingya, who number about one million, are seen by many of Myanmar’s Buddhist majority as illegal migrants from Bangladesh.
หมอดูแม่นรายงานเรื่อง Trump denies any conflict of interest over business empire
Billionaire US President-elect Donald Trump has said he is not obliged to cut ties to his business empire when he takes office on 20 January.
A Democratic senator is tabling a resolution calling on him to liquidate his assets to prove he does not intend to profit from the office of president.
There is no legal requirement to liquidate assets but past US presidents have set aside their business dealings.
Mr Trump also disowned far right activists who hailed his election win..