Synopsis
2015/02/02 Headlines: U.S. Mulls Arming Ukraine Against Russian-Backed Separatists as Truce Talks Collapse; ISIS Kills 2nd Japanese Hostage; Jordan Seeks Release of Captured Pilot; Iraq Suffers Deadliest Month Since 2008; Boko Haram Hits Major City in Northern Nigeria; African Leaders Approve 7,500-Strong Force; Al Jazeera Journalist Peter Greste Deported from Egypt After 400 Days in Prison; Colleagues Still Jailed; Egyptian Court Confirms Mass Death Sentences of Muslim Brotherhood Supporters; CIA, Mossad Carried Out 2008 Car Bombing of Hezbollah Figure in Damascus; U.S.-Israeli Assassination of Hezbollah Commander Raises Concerns of Legality and Potential Reprisals; Israel OKs New Settlement Construction as Obama-Netanyahu Tensions Peak; Thousands Join Renewed Pro-Democracy Protest in Hong Kong; Houthi Rebels Set 3-Day Deadline to Seize Control of Yemeni Gov't; Guatemala Marks 35th Anniversary of Spanish Embassy Massacre Following Verdict; Dozens Rally Outside White House Against Nuclear Weapons Upgrade; Family of Slain Black Teen Ramarley Graham Agrees to $3.9 Million Settlement with NYC