Obama and Erdogan fail to find a solution to Syria in rainfall
US President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed in a joint press conference in Washington on Thursday different issues including crisis in Syria, economic cooperation and the Ankara peace process with the members of Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
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San Francisco- Apple announced on Monday that it sold more than five million units of its latest smartphone product, the iPhone 5, in just three days after last Friday's launch, but the number still missed some analysts' estimates.
New Delhi- A massive blaze swept through a fireworks factory in southern India on Wednesday, killing at least 40 workers and injuring 60 others, police said. Some reports put the death toll at more than 50.
California- Some birds, it seems, hold funerals for their dead, the BBC has reported. When western scrub jays encounter a dead bird, they call out to one another and stop foraging. The jays then often fly down to the dead body and gather around it, scientists have discovered.
Bagram - A rocket fired on a US airbase in Afghanistan early Tuesday damaged the aircraft of America's top military officer and wounded two maintenance crew, officers said.

Paris- Authorities say an avalanche in the French Alps has left six climbers dead and six injured, and rescuers are searching for others unaccounted for.
Vienna- UN- Arab League special envoy to Syria crisis Kofi Annan will be going to Washington on Thursday, AP reported.
Japan- The list of climbers includes a blind person, a man with an artificial limb, a 13-year-old American boy and a 76-year-old Nepali man.
Rome- A 5.9 earthquake hit northern Italy early on Sunday morning and caused at least three deaths and dozens injures.
Palestine- the Israeli prison service says hundreds of Palestinian prisoners have launched a hunger strike to mark an annual commemoration of those detained by Israel.
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