British govt. urges UK nationals to leave Somalia April 6, 2013 - 13:56 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The British government says it believes terrorists are in the final stages of planning attacks in Somalia and urged UK nationals to leave the country, The Associated Press reported. The Foreign Office already advises against all travel to Somalia, including Somaliland, where it says there is a specific threat to Westerners. It said Saturday, April 6, it had revised its travel advice to reflect concerns that terrorists are in the final stages of plotting attacks in Mogadishu, the Somali capital. Britain has no diplomatic representation in Somalia and is unable to provide consular assistance in the country. Partner news  Top stories The move came in an attempt to quell violence in the capital a day after armed Christian fighters raided Muslim neighborhoods. The statement said the plant would provide a market for the production of 10 million tons of coal annually and create over 2,000 jobs. The ministers of the three countries adopted an action plan for interagency cooperation for 2013-2015 in Batumi. Ali Babacan: the troika helps the chair manage work agenda to ensure continuity, and is responsible for bringing together the G20’s agenda.   Partner news |  Latest news Hitchcock-inspired "Bates Motel" unveils eerie Season 2 promos (video)  Another drama series, "Those Who Kill", also premieres next year and it has been previewed in a newly-released teaser video.Paramount gives Disney control of “Indiana Jones” franchise The Walt Disney Co. completed its acquisition of Lucasfilm, the moviemaking company founded by George Lucas, in 2012.Street art icon Banksy’s flower girl auctioned for $209,000 The British street artist who refuses to reveal his full identity, began his career spray-painting buildings in Bristol.Legendary Bob Dylan’s guitar fetches record $1 million at auction sale Previously, Eric Clapton's Fender "Blackie" held the record for a guitar sold at an auction, going for $959,500 in 2004. |
