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Chinese aircraft carrier, Liaoning, will conduct military exercises in the western Pacific amid tensions with the US. 

BEIJING - Chinese news reported Chinese aircraft carrier, Liaoning, will take part in military exercises in the Western Pacific. Liaoning will be part of the formation of national navies broader sent to the region.

"Liaoning will conduct military exercises in the Western Pacific," said a spokesman for People's Liberation Army Navy, Liang Yang, so the China Global Times as quoted from Russia Today, Sunday (25/12/2016).

It is believed to be the first time the aircraft carrier to participate in the open sea training.
On Saturday, Liaoning joined the Navy war games taking place in the Yellow Sea. In latikan that Liaoning has the support of destroyers and frigates. The exercise also involves the fighter jet made in China's own J-15, which was assigned to fly from Liaoning.

China's Defense Ministry also announced that the aircraft carrier is scheduled to cross-sea training and testing. According to the Global Times, Liaoning will conduct further training in other parts of the maritime area of ​​China which include the Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, East China Sea and South China Sea.

Liaoning is the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov class that was originally launched for the Soviet Union in 1988. China gained boat that was intact from Ukraine ten years later and operates the aircraft carrier was in 2012.

Potential air deployment to the Western Pacific will come amid rising tensions between the United States (US) and China. South China Sea region, where Liaoning operate, has become one of the reasons behind the tensions between the United States (US) and China.

Both the US and China accusing each other perform saber rattling and military deployment. China claims the South China Sea is its territory and often prevent the US Navy patrol says legitimate to do so because of the freedom of navigation.

alert in 6 types of your coworker

discomfort in the workplace may occur because the work environment is not conducive and co-workers who do not support the career development.

Therefore, before you already feel bad experience, need to be aware of the six types of co-workers who can threaten your career, 

the lickers

If there is an achievement or successful projects carried out by the team, then he was the first to display himself in front of the boss. licker type also known hobby 'advance search'. He did not hesitate to propose to be a spokesman for the team whenever there is the success achieved by the team. In fact, success is the result of teamwork.

Not infrequently, you can see him looking for the attention of important people in the workplace by pretending as the most busy when the boss is watching.

the Backstabber

You have to be careful with the backstabber or known stab in the back! The reason, most likely you do not realize the true nature because he was good to be nice and pretend friendly towards you. In fact, behind you, he often spread negative stories about you.

Colleague who like poking out of the back did not hesitate to betray you in order to pursue personal interests.

Can also he deliberately invites you to relax yourself when you're chasing deadlines, when he had finished his task since yesterday.

the complainant

Beware on the repairman shootout. Usually they have a victim's mental, so it acts as though he often impaired by his co-workers to another. In fact, it is not so in reality.

Coworkers like this usually often complain to superiors and HR. Instead, avoid associating with co-workers like this. You never know what he says about you to your boss or HR.

The Bad Influence

Do not until you get along with colleagues who bring a bad influence, because it could ruin your career.

The bearer of bad influence normally diligent invite you to gossip, to speak ill of others, teach you to have fun and spend money, or invite you to laze around during working hours. Of course, if easily distracted, you'll find hanging out with him is exciting.

You have a colleague like this? Before you get carried away too much, trying to reevaluate what career goals you want to achieve. If you are still permissive with the presence of co-workers like this, it means you give up your chance to grab a better career.

the critics

Harsh criticism always comes out of the mouth of the critic. You may be happy to hear criticism and constructive suggestions, but one critic who's always throwing criticism for dropping his co-workers. Surely sucks, does not it?

Continually mixing with colleagues who criticize hobby can make you feel inferior. As a result, your work performance is also declining along with the decrease your confidence.

the Bully

Type employee "artisan bully" hobby bully coworkers because they feel jealous of the achievements of others work.

 Not only threaten and make restless colleagues with words that pierce the heart, he could bear to do more evil actions to work on other people, including you.

For example, damage your vehicle until your slander. It takes nerves of steel to meet the repairman bully. If you are not strong mentally, you may choose to withdraw from the workplace in order to avoid him.

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RBI issued 22.6 billion pieces of banknotes between Nov 10 to Dec 19

the reserves bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday said it issued a total of 22.6 billion pieces of notes of various denominations post demonetisation.

Demonetisation: RBI issued 22.6 billion pieces of banknotes between Nov 10 to Dec 19

New Delhi, Dec 21: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday said it issued a total of 22.6 billion pieces of notes of various denominations post demonetisation. RBI said it issued a total of 22.6 billion pieces of notes of various denominations between November 10 to December 19. “The Reserve Bank has issued to the banks and their branches, for distribution to the public, a total of 22.6 billion pieces of notes of various denominations,” said the RBI press release.

While the RBI issued 22.6 billion pieces of banknotes between November 10 and December 19, the banks issued Rs 5,92,613 crore to public. “Over the period from November 10, 2016 upto December 19, 2016, banks have reported that banknotes worth Rs 5,92,613 crore have been issued to public either over the counter or through ATMs,” said the RBI.

Of the total 22.6 billion banknotes issued by the RBI, 20.4 billion pieces belonged to small denominations of Rs 10, 20, 50 and 100s and 2.2 billion belonged to higher denominations of Rs 2000 and Rs 500. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency notes on November 8, which led to massive cash crunch in the country.

Facebook, Twitter, Google sued by Orlando shooting victims' families

SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook, Google and Twitter are being sued by the families of three victims slain in the mass shooting at an Orlando nightclub for allegedly providing "material support" to the Islamic State.

The lawsuit, first reported by Fox News, was filed Monday in federal court in the eastern district of Michigan on behalf of the families of Tevin Crosby, Javier Jorge-Reyes and Juan Ramon Guerrero.

The lawsuit is the latest to target popular Internet services for making it too easy for the Islamic State to spread its message. In June, the family of a California college student killed in  last year's terrorist attacks in Paris sued Facebook, Google and Twitter. Keith Altman, the attorney representing the three families in the Orlando nightclub lawsuit, also represents the family of that student, Nohemi Gonzalez, in the Paris terrorist attacks lawsuit.

The Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, uses popular Internet services such as Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube to spread propaganda, to attract and train new recruits, to celebrate terrorist attacks and publicize executions.

Earlier this month, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter said they would share a database of terror images and videos to more quickly remove terrorism content.

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Omar Mateen opened fire inside Orlando's Pulse nightclub in June, killing 49 patrons and injuring 53 others in one of the deadliest shooting sprees in U.S. history. A 29-year-old security guard who pledged his allegiance to ISIS, Mateen was not a member of the terrorist group but had been inspired by it.

"Without Defendants Twitter, Facebook, and Google (YouTube), the explosive growth of ISIS over the last few years into the most feared terrorist group in the world would not have been possible," the lawsuit alleges.

Facebook declined to comment. Google and Twitter did not respond to requests for comment.

The biggest hurdle the lawsuit faces is a federal law that shields publishers from liability for the speech of others.

In an interview, Altman said Facebook, Google and Twitter should be held liable for what users post on their services because they pair content with advertising.

"They create unique content by combining ISIS postings with advertisements in a way that is specifically targeted at the viewer," the lawsuit alleges. "Defendants share revenue with ISIS for its content and profit from ISIS postings through advertising revenue."

Earlier this month, Altman revised his lawsuit on behalf of Gonzalez's family to allege there, too, that the companies created "original content."

"Although defendants have not created the posting, nor have they created the advertisement, defendants have created new unique content by choosing which advertisement to combine with the posting," the lawsuit contends

Real Madrid have had their ban on signing players reduced to one transfer window following an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas).

The Spanish side had originally been barred from signing players for two windows by world governing body Fifa.

They remain banned from registering new players this January but will now be able to make signings next summer.

The club have also had their fine reduced from 360,000 Swiss francs (£282,000) to Sfr 240,000 (£188,000).

Both Real and fellow Spanish side Atletico Madrid were banned after breaching rules over the transfer of foreign players under the age of 18.

In a statement on their official website, Real said: "The decision highlights the injustice of the original ban imposed by Fifa, although the club regrets that the Cas lacked the courage to revoke the ruling entirely."

No information has been given regarding Atletico's appeal against their ban and fine.

Fifa initially ruled on the case in January, but the appeals meant both Real and Atletico could sign players last summer.

Fifa's rules on the transfer of under-18s

The world governing body's investigation concerned players aged under 18 who played in competitions for Atletico between 2007 and 2014, and Real from 2005-2014.

Fifa bans the transfer of under-18s to different countries unless they meet strict criteria. It brought in the rules to help protect children from exploitation and trafficking.

Now, under-18s can only be transferred abroad if:

• the player's parents move to the country in which the new club is located for non-
• footballing reasons
• both clubs are in the European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) and the player is aged between 16 and 18 - even then the buying club must meet more criteria relating to education, training, living conditions and support
• they live within 100km of the club.

Last year Fifa dealt with more than 2,700 applications for the transfer of a child to a club in another country. Almost 400 of those applications were rejected.

Berlin attack: Police uncertain detained suspect drove lorry

German police say they are unsure if a man they have in custody was behind Monday's lorry attack in Berlin that killed 12 and wounded 48 others.

"It is in fact uncertain whether that really was the driver," Berlin police head Klaus Kandt said on Tuesday.

The man detained, who has denied involvement, arrived in Germany from Pakistan at the end of last year.

He was captured in a park after reportedly fleeing the popular Christmas market in west Berlin.

Mrs Merkel has vowed to punish those responsible for the Berlin attack "as harshly as the law requires".

Her open-door policy on migration, which saw 890,000 asylum seekers arrive in Germany last year, has divided the country, with critics calling it a security threat.

Three separate terrorist attacks in July carried out by refugees had already heightened tensions.