2015年1月17日 星期六

2015-01-18 Singapore World


Telegraph.co.uk
   
Five dead in Charlie Hebdo riots in Niger   
Telegraph.co.uk
Five people were killed in violent riots in Niger's capital Saturday over the depiction of the Prophet Mohammed on the cover of France's Charlie Hebdo weekly, with angry crowds setting fire to churches. The protesters torched at least eight houses of worship in ...


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GMA News
   
Pope in visit to typhoon survivors   
Herald Scotland
Pope Francis has kept a promise to comfort survivors of a 2013 typhoon, but a new storm forced him to leave early. Pope Francis has kept a promise to comfort survivors of a 2013 typhoon, but a new storm forced him to leave early. Sorry, you must sign in ...

Outdoor Mass by Pope Francis in Philippines could draw record crowd   Montreal Gazette
AP PHOTOS: Loving the pope, and taking his picture   U-T San Diego
Pope Francis: Huge crowds gather in Manila for Mass   BBC News
GMA News   
Gulf Daily News   
Irish Independent   
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Voice of America
   
Indonesia Executes 6, Including Foreigners, for Drug Offenses   
Voice of America
The Indonesian government says it has put to death six people convicted of drug offenses, including five foreigners. Tony Spontana, a spokesman for the attorney general's office, said four men and an Indonesian woman were shot to death just after midnight ...

Indonesia executes drug traffickers   Belfast Telegraph
Indonesia executes six drug convicts, including five foreigners   TVNZ
Indonesia executes 6 drug convicts, including 5 foreigners   The Hindu
Sky News Australia   
swissinfo.ch   
The Guardian   
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Business Recorder
   
Abe pledges US$2.5bn in Mideast aid   
Taipei Times
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, left, and Egyptian Prime Minister Ibrahim Mehleb attend a conference on business and investment during Abe's visit to Cairo yesterday. Photo: Reuters. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe yesterday pledged US$2.5 ...

Japan pledges support for Mideast states battling ISIS   News24
Japan PM pledges $2.5 billion in Mideast aid   Bangkok Post
Japan's Abe pledges support for Mideast countries battling Islamic State   Reuters Africa
Capital FM Kenya (press release) (subscription) (blog)   
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Full-Time Whistle
   
Fire halts traffic in Channel Tunnel   
Herald Scotland
Traffic through the Channel Tunnel was halted yesterday after smoke was detected after a fire on a lorry. Traffic through the Channel Tunnel was halted yesterday after smoke was detected after a fire on a lorry. Sorry, you must sign in before you can print full ...

Blaze shuts down Eurotunnel   Gulf Daily News
Channel Tunnel train services resume after fire   BBC News
Lorry fire halts traffic in Channel Tunnel   Full-Time Whistle
Daily Mail   
Xinhua   
The Independent   
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The Week Magazine
   
Security officials: Gunmen have abducted Yemen president's chief of staff   
The Week Magazine
Gunmen kidnapped Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, along with his two guards, early Saturday in the Yemen capital of Sanaa, security officials told The Associated Press. No ransom demand has been made from the gunmen, who officials say are likely Shiite ...

Houthi in Yemen seize top presidential aide in bid to derail constitution   Deutsche Welle
Houthi militiamen abduct Yemen's top presidential aide   Times of Oman
Top Yemeni Official Abducted by Rebels   Gawker
Business Standard   
Yemen Post   
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Daily Sun
   
Nigerian state weak –Sanusi   
Daily Sun
The Emir of Kano Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has said the taking over of some areas in Borno and the killing of 2000 people in Baga show that the Nigerian state is weak. We can't keep quiet while people are being killed, we must fight to make sure our religion is ...

Security, naira decline key issues as elections draw closer   BusinessDay
Goodluck Jonathan: from poor boy to accidental president   The Guardian
The Observer view on Nigeria's potentially explosive election   The Guardian
Deutsche Welle   
Nigerian Tribune   
The Star Online   
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New York Times
   
What Muslims Must Do Now   
Huffington Post
Some years ago I fell to chatting with an engineer who was helping me record an audio book about Islam. This good-hearted woman tied herself into knots assuring me that she had nothing against Muslims. She wanted to learn about Islam, she said; she had ...

Islamic Violence Must Be Ended   American Thinker

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Arab News
   
3000 in Turkey linked to IS   
Arab News
Turkish soldiers pursue protesters after using teargas to disperse demonstrators a few hundred meters from the border with Syria, as fighting intensified nearby between Syrian Kurds and the militants of Islamic State group in nearby Kobani, Syria, from their ...

3 000 in Turkey linked to ISIS - report   News24
Police report warns of 3000 ISIS sleepers in Turkey   Rudaw
Some 3000 in Turkey linked to ISIS: report   Al-Arabiya
Arutz Sheva   
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Daily News & Analysis
   
Hamas welcomes International Criminal Court inquiry into Israeli-Palestinian ...   
Daily News & Analysis
The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Saturday it welcomed a decision by the International Criminal Court to launch an inquiry into possible war crimes in the Palestinian territories. The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Saturday it welcomed ...

Inquiry into war crimes in Gaza   Herald Scotland
Hamas welcomes ICC probe into war crimes   Gulf Daily News
Gazans seek justice in the wake of ICC probe into Israeli war crimes   Press TV
Arutz Sheva   
Haaretz   
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