UN report details staggering Iraqi civilian deaths and abuses
The United Nations says civilian deaths in Iraq surged after IS gains in 2014 and remained high despite IS losses, with 18 802 killed and 36 245 wounded through Oct last year. The report notes 3 500 Yazidi women and children were enslaved, and warns figures may undercount true civilian suffering.
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Iran Moves Frozen Assets After Sanctions Lift
Iran claims it has transferred some billions in frozen overseas funds after the nuclear deal, with Tehran expected to gain access to about 32 billion dollars in assets. Citizens report no relief yet as credit cards and ATMs remain limited and Dubai is seen as a likely transfer hub amid UAE banking guidance.
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China posts 2015 growth at 25 year low of 6.9 percent
Beijing reports 2015 growth at 6.9 percent, the slowest since 1990, with Q4 expansion at 6.8 percent. Analysts warn the drag from China’s slowdown risks global demand, despite multiple rate cuts since 2014 and stimulus efforts.
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