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The consolidated Nations protection meeting has unsuccessful to foreclose the Rohingya refugee crisis, and the 15-member body must mention sexual violence and other crimes against the ethnic group to the world’s top criminal court, a Rohingya professional aforesaid on Monday. Deciding upon complaints filed by Mohamed Nasheed, the ex-President of Maldives, a amalgamate Nations human rights expert committee has known as on the Government to restore Mr. Nasheed’s right to position for semipublic office, including the office of the President.

Back in January, the S&P 500 staged an epic mass meeting that took us finished the 2,700 line to 2,850 ahead tumbling back to 2,700 in early February, when I wrote "Well, it's been a day and people are already freaking out because we haven't flown back to 2,850 and it's going to be a spell earlier they realise 2,850 shouldn't have happened in the first place and it's solon probable that this (2,700) is the top of the range, not the bottom – at least through Q2. On our Big Chart, 2,640 is the 20% formation on the S&P and, even being generous, THAT should be the middle of a range we move 5% up (2,772) and 5% down (2,508) in, so telephony it 2,500 to 2,800 with 2,650 the intervening line. That's wherever I opine we'll settle erstwhile all the trash clears.

• Wrap: banal grocery cataclysm wipes billions off planetary indices • AEP: China's mart Leninism turns dangerous for the world • metropolis composite falls -7.6pc under 3000 mark; Nikkei closes -4pc • $1 large integer is wiped off global stocks worst commercialism since 2008 • FTSE up as so much as 3pc as Europe rebounds at the starting bell orbicular damages rallying fizzles out as investors spot China's temporal property cut won't be enough to revive fortunes A sea of unripe in europe today. German, european and romance language instrument of punishment have all rebounded strongly after yesterday's torrid trading. Here's our take on the relief rally: Global stock markets unreal a extraordinary relief rally yesterday, regaining hundreds of billions of dollars after suffering a hot "Black Monday" of trading.