Irish Examiner
Saudi king's death unlikely to change rivalry with Iran
Los Angeles Times
In Iran, Saudi Arabia's longtime rival for influence in the Middle East, there is little expectation that King Abdullah's death will alter the deep enmity that has helped fuel hostilities and proxy battles throughout the region, including in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen ...
Backlash over UK decision to lower flags after Saudi king's deathSydney Morning Herald
Turkey declares national day of mourning for Saudi KingBusiness Standard
Muslims need unity the most, says King SalmanThe News International
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Los Angeles Times
In Iran, Saudi Arabia's longtime rival for influence in the Middle East, there is little expectation that King Abdullah's death will alter the deep enmity that has helped fuel hostilities and proxy battles throughout the region, including in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen ...
Backlash over UK decision to lower flags after Saudi king's death
Turkey declares national day of mourning for Saudi King
Muslims need unity the most, says King Salman
UK woman murder suspect arraigned
Daily News
AN American businessman, Sammy Almahri, who is suspected of killing a woman in the United Kingdom (UK) before fleeing to Tanzania, appeared before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam on Friday charged with murder. He was ...
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AN American businessman, Sammy Almahri, who is suspected of killing a woman in the United Kingdom (UK) before fleeing to Tanzania, appeared before the Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam on Friday charged with murder. He was ...
Sydney Morning Herald
South-East Asia correspondent for Fairfax Media
Sydney Morning Herald
Bangkok: The military junta that overthrew former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra last year has swung to the side of Thailand's royalist establishment and Bangkok middle class, reviving a bitter power struggle in the country after months of fragile peace.
Former Thai PM faces criminal charge, political banXinhua
Ousted Thai premier Shinawatra facing criminal chargesIrish Times
Analysis: Pheu Thai's political fortunes look bleak after Yingluck banBangkok Post
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Sydney Morning Herald
Bangkok: The military junta that overthrew former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra last year has swung to the side of Thailand's royalist establishment and Bangkok middle class, reviving a bitter power struggle in the country after months of fragile peace.
Former Thai PM faces criminal charge, political ban
Ousted Thai premier Shinawatra facing criminal charges
Analysis: Pheu Thai's political fortunes look bleak after Yingluck ban
Slate Magazine
Why provoke?
Gulf Daily News
Another cartoon of the Prophet in the current issue of Charlie Hebdo was insensitive and unnecessary. Muslims constitute about 1.6 billion, ie, 23 per cent of the global population. They do not approve of pictures or cartoons of Prophet Mohammed. So why ...
Charlie Hebdo protests erupt across southern AsiaSin Chew Jit Poh
peaceful 'Je suis Muslim' rally in SydneyNew Zealand Herald
Did the Charlie Hebdo Murders Really Represent Something New?Slate Magazine
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Business Recorder
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Gulf Daily News
Another cartoon of the Prophet in the current issue of Charlie Hebdo was insensitive and unnecessary. Muslims constitute about 1.6 billion, ie, 23 per cent of the global population. They do not approve of pictures or cartoons of Prophet Mohammed. So why ...
Charlie Hebdo protests erupt across southern Asia
peaceful 'Je suis Muslim' rally in Sydney
Did the Charlie Hebdo Murders Really Represent Something New?
Deutsche Welle
Terrorism in Africa
Deutsche Welle
In 2009, Islamist terror group Boko Haram launched a military offensive in north-eastern Nigeria. Since then, it's killed thousands of people; many more have fled their homes to escape onslaught. The organization fiercely opposes western education and ...
We Don't Need UN Support To Fight Boko Haram – DasukiLeadership Newspapers
Activists: Nigeria Elections Should Be PostponedVoice of America
Boko Haram Captured Baga:It's Painful To See Yourself And Your Daughter ...Osun Defender
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Deutsche Welle
In 2009, Islamist terror group Boko Haram launched a military offensive in north-eastern Nigeria. Since then, it's killed thousands of people; many more have fled their homes to escape onslaught. The organization fiercely opposes western education and ...
We Don't Need UN Support To Fight Boko Haram – Dasuki
Activists: Nigeria Elections Should Be Postponed
Boko Haram Captured Baga:It's Painful To See Yourself And Your Daughter ...
Irish Times
Bomb kills two as India gears up for holiday
Irish Times
A crude bomb exploded outside a courtroom in eastern India on Friday, killing two people and wounding 10, officials said, just days before Republic Day ceremonies that have been attacked in the past in troubled parts of the country. The blast occurred in ...
Two killed as bomb carried by woman goes off in Ara courtTimes of India
'Human Bomb' Kills 2, Injures 16The New Indian Express
2 killed in court blast, 2 prisoners fleeThe Indian Express
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Irish Times
A crude bomb exploded outside a courtroom in eastern India on Friday, killing two people and wounding 10, officials said, just days before Republic Day ceremonies that have been attacked in the past in troubled parts of the country. The blast occurred in ...
Two killed as bomb carried by woman goes off in Ara court
'Human Bomb' Kills 2, Injures 16
2 killed in court blast, 2 prisoners flee
Sudan Tribune
Breakthrough as South Sudan's rival factions sign reunification agreement
IPPmedia
South Sudan peace talks got a major breakthrough on Wednesday as rival factions of the ruling Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) signed an agreement aimed at reunifying the historical party. Intense efforts spearheaded by regional leaders, ...
South Sudan's Fractured SPLM Signs Reunification AgreementVoice of America
Warring Leaders Sign Peace DealDeutsche Welle
S. Sudan government and rebels agree to re-unify political partyThe Daily Star
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IPPmedia
South Sudan peace talks got a major breakthrough on Wednesday as rival factions of the ruling Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) signed an agreement aimed at reunifying the historical party. Intense efforts spearheaded by regional leaders, ...
South Sudan's Fractured SPLM Signs Reunification Agreement
Warring Leaders Sign Peace Deal
S. Sudan government and rebels agree to re-unify political party
Daily Mail
Soweto looting spree sends foreign shopkeepers fleeing
Daily Mail
Nazil Munssi stared at his ravaged hardware store near Soweto township with tears in his eyes, despondent and terrified after anti-foreign mobs went on a looting rampage this week in South Africa. "They are targeting all the foreigners," said Munssi, an Indian ...
Townships need a balanced economyIndependent Online
Soweto Attacks: Mother of murdered boy speaks outEyewitness News
Three Die in Soweto LootingAllAfrica.com
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Daily Mail
Nazil Munssi stared at his ravaged hardware store near Soweto township with tears in his eyes, despondent and terrified after anti-foreign mobs went on a looting rampage this week in South Africa. "They are targeting all the foreigners," said Munssi, an Indian ...
Townships need a balanced economy
Soweto Attacks: Mother of murdered boy speaks out
Three Die in Soweto Looting
NEWS.com.au
East Ukraine to stay a basket case
NEWS.com.au
PRO-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have rejected a previously signed peace deal and launched a new multi-pronged offensive against Ukrainian government troops. The latest violence disrupts recent European attempts to mediate an end to the fighting.
Death toll in Ukraine conflict exceeds 5000: UNThe Nation
Pro-Russia rebels vow to press on with eastern Ukraine offensiveDeutsche Welle
Ukraine rebels vow to conquer more territory in war-torn eastDAWN.com
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NEWS.com.au
PRO-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have rejected a previously signed peace deal and launched a new multi-pronged offensive against Ukrainian government troops. The latest violence disrupts recent European attempts to mediate an end to the fighting.
Death toll in Ukraine conflict exceeds 5000: UN
Pro-Russia rebels vow to press on with eastern Ukraine offensive
Ukraine rebels vow to conquer more territory in war-torn east
Lusaka Times
Nail-biting in Zambia as presidential race cliffhanger nears exciting close
NewsDay
LUSAKA — Observers have widely praised the poll as free and fair. More elections have been lost and won in Zambia than most other countries in Africa. M&G Africa. The close nature of the race and delays caused by bad weather caused restlessness and ...
Too close to callZambia Daily Mail
Mining tax review in doubt as Zambia's ruling party nears victoryThe Globe and Mail (subscription)
Edgar heads for victoryTimes of Zambia
Independent Online
Voice of America
Deutsche Welle
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NewsDay
LUSAKA — Observers have widely praised the poll as free and fair. More elections have been lost and won in Zambia than most other countries in Africa. M&G Africa. The close nature of the race and delays caused by bad weather caused restlessness and ...
Too close to call
Mining tax review in doubt as Zambia's ruling party nears victory
Edgar heads for victory
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