en-tz-hotdailynews: 2015-02-20 Tanzania World

Cyclone slams into northeast Australia
Reuters UK
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Australians hunkered down on Friday as a powerful cyclone crossed the northeast, damaging houses, bringing down trees, cutting power lines and causing flash flooding, while a second storm made landfall to the ...

Cyclone Lam damages parts of Top End   Sky News Australia
Destruction as massive cyclones hit Australia   Zee News
Tropical Cyclone Marcia in Austrsalia   Economic Times
ABC Online
NEWS.com.au
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GCC supports Qatar, slams Egypt remarks
Peninsula On-line
DOHA: The GCC states have backed Qatar and vehemently condemned Egypt for accusing Doha of supporting terrorism, at an Arab League meeting. GCC Secretary-General Dr Abdullateef Al Zayani said in a statement yesterday that he rejects accusations ...

Qatar recalls its envoy after fresh row with Egypt   DAWN.com
Qatar gets GCC backing in Libya row with Egypt   Arab News
Corrected - Egypt, Qatar trade barbs in dispute over Libya strikes   Firstpost
The Daily Star
Zee News
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Turkey: Deal Set to Aid Syrian Rebels
New York Times
After months of talks, Turkey and the United States on Thursday signed an agreement to train and equip moderate Syrian rebels to fight militants from the Islamic State, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said, according to the Anadolu News Agency.
Turkey, US sign deal to train and equip Syrian rebels   Zee News
US and Turkey agree to train, equip Syrian rebels against ISIS   RT
Turkey, US sign deal to train, equip Syrian opposition, official says   Firstpost
Times of India
Charlotte Observer
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Finding Libya solution daunting task for world: Experts
Zee News
Tripoli: Having balked at Egypt`s call for military intervention in Libya, the international community faces a daunting task to find a political solution to the lawless North African country`s crisis, analysts say. Roiled by turmoil ever since the NATO-backed ouster of ...

US and Britain: Libya needs government before weapons   Jakarta Post
Britain says Libya needs unity government before arms embargo change   TODAYonline

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UN to explore accountability options for South Sudan abuses
New Zealand Herald
UNITED NATIONS (AP) " The U.N. secretary-general says he is looking into ways that perpetrators of widespread human rights abuses in the South Sudan conflict can begin to be held accountable. In his latest report released Thursday on the fighting that ...

South Sudanese rebel quits, returns to government territory   swissinfo.ch
British aid worker shot dead outside his home in South Sudan   Mirror.co.uk
South Sudan: British man killed, Foreign Office confirms   BBC News
Ahram Online
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UK 'Guilty Of Sleep-Walking' In Ukraine Crisis
Sky News
The Government is accused of a collective "catastrophic misreading" of the crisis as relations between the UK and Russia worsen. 03:03, UK, Friday 20 February 2015. Woman outside her home after shelling in Svitlodarsk, eastern Ukraine. A woman pictured ...

Ukraine: UK and EU 'badly misread' Russia   BBC News
Peers: UK "sleepwalked" into Ukraine crisis   Herald Scotland
Russia's shadow war testing NATO's patience and readiness   Toronto Star
Telegraph.co.uk
The Guardian
The Daily Star
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Countering Boko Haram: can a regional approach help Nigeria?
The Conversation AU
David Mickler does not work for, consult to, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has no relevant affiliations. The University of Western Australia Provides funding as a Founding Partner of ...

Nigerian vote delay prompts suspicion and worry   Houston Chronicle
Boko Haram: Nigeria launches air strikes on insurgents' camps; kills large ...   ABC Online
Defeating Boko Haram in six weeks   Nigerian Tribune
Daily Sun
The National Interest Online
Osun Defender
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Signal jamming: Zuma says 'never again'
Independent Online
Cape Town - South African President Jacob Zuma on Thursday denied that he was a racist and assured white people that they should not fear being “chased” out of Nelson Mandela's “Rainbow Nation”. The president also said that a new law preventing ...

Zuma's virtuoso performance   Times LIVE
SONA2015: Carpe Diem, Zuma style   Daily Maverick
DA, EFF not impressed by jovial Jacob Zuma   Mail & Guardian Online
BDlive
Prensa Latina
Sky News Australia
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