Australian police find 8 bodies of children in the city of Cairns

Australian police Friday, said that eight children, aged between 18 months and 15 years, were killed stabbed to death in the northern city of Cairns. Australian police said Friday that eight children were killed and the woman was stabbed to death during what she called the media to "mass stabbing incident" in the city of Cairns in the north of the country. Queensland state police said in a statement that it has moved to a house in the...

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Atletico turned down an offer from Manchester City to buy Jimenez

Otltkio Madrid rejected an offer from Manchester City to join defender Jose Maria Jimenez, according to news reports today. The British newspaper (Daily Mail) that the team, led by Chilean Manuel Pellegrini offer 17.5 million pounds (22 million euros) for the Alawroyjoa úa defender, who scored his first goal with Alotlta on the sixth of this month, believed to Elche. Jimenez moved of Madrid's team coming from Danubio Alawroyjoaúa in...

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Russian opposition: Putin's days are counted

Russian opposition leader warned President Vladimir Putin, that his days in power are counted, while Russia awaits the reaction of the president on the sharp decline in the value of the ruble. And gave former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov, who was an ally of Putin, is responsible for the growing economic crisis on the economic mismanagement of Putin, and Western sanctions, due to the crisis in Ukraine, and the decline in world oil prices. Kasyanov...

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Russia calls on North Korean leader to visit in May

Asahi Shimbun Japanese newspaper reported on Wednesday that Russia called North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to attend the commemoration of the end of World War II ceremonies in May in what may be the first foreign visit for Kim since taking the helm of the reclusive state in 2011. The newspaper said, quoting unnamed diplomatic sources said Kim would probably meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin as North Korea supports Russia in...

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