en-gh-hotdailynews: 2014-11-29 Ghana World

Nigeria blasts: Boko Haram's reply to Muslim cleric's war cry?
Hindustan Times
Two bombs exploded at the mosque of one of Nigeria's top Islamic leaders Friday, a week after he issued a call to arms to fight Boko Haram. At least 120 people were killed and 270 others wounded when two suicide bombers blew themselves up and gunmen ...

At least 120 dead in Nigeria mosque suicide attack   The Sun Daily
Nigeria unrest: President Jonathan condemns deadly mosque attack   BBC News
Dozens killed as three bombs detonated at Nigeria mosque   Irish Independent
Firstpost
Zee News
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World News Pope calls to end fundamentalism
Gulf Daily News
ANKARA: Pope Francis called for an end to all forms of fundamentalism yesterday and said fighting hunger and poverty, rather than military intervention alone, were key to stopping Islamist militants carrying out 'grave persecutions' in Syria and Iraq. Speaking ...

Pope supports strikes against Isil terrorists   Irish Independent
Pope heads to Istanbul in symbolic visit   Bangkok Post
Pope Francis appeals for dialogue to counter extremists   Stuff.co.nz
The Nation
Irish Examiner
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Russians Split on Whether to Blame Oil, Sanctions or Crimea for Economic Woe
The St. Petersburg Times
Russians are divided on whether to blame price rises, deteriorating quality of life and a worsening of Russia's economic health on the annexation of Crimea or on Western sanctions, a poll found, in a sign that economic woes could undermine support for ...

Western sanctions inevitable, should make Russia stronger - deputy PM   ITAR-TASS
Nearly 40 per cent of Germans endorse Russia's annexation of Crimea   The Age
McCain blasts Europe's approach to Ukraine conflict 'a joke'   euronews
Reuters Canada
Business Standard
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Namibia's ruling party seen winning Africa's first electronic vote
Daily Mail
WINDHOEK, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Namibians voted on Friday in Africa's first electronic election that is expected see the SWAPO party extend its 24-year rule with people in the mineral-rich country seeking stability in the face of a global commodities downturn.
E-voting, gender equality in focus in Namibian elections   Deutsche Welle
Namibians cast ballots in Africa's first e-vote   News24
Namibia goes to polls with Indian EVMs   Business Standard
The Sun Daily
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France debates recognizing Palestine
Toronto Star
PARIS—France's government is pushing to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, amid growing pressure across Europe for recognition of a Palestinian state after decades of Mideast stalemate. France's lower house of Parliament on Friday debated a ...

French Natl. Assembly debates Palestine recognition bill   Press TV
France Considers Backing Palestinian Statehood   TIME
France seeking 2-year deadline for ME peace   Khaleej Times
Chicago Tribune
Firstpost
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Sacrifices despite widespread objections
E Kantipur
GADHIMAI , NOV 29 - Five minutes before buffaloes began to be slaughtered at the Gadhimai fair, five-year-old Bir Bahadur's mother Ajay Kumari rushed with him into the slaughter field and asked him to kneel, fold his hands and pray in front of one of the ...

Nepal's religious mass animal slaughter under way   DAWN.com
Animals sacrificed in Nepal to bring good luck   CTV News
GADHIMAI FESTIVAL: Calls to stop mass animal sacrifices ignored   Himalayan Times
Irish Independent
The Independent
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Egyptian army general shot dead in Cairo
The Nation
CAIRO - Gunmen in a car shot dead an Egyptian army brigadier general and wounded two soldiers in eastern Cairo on Friday, the military said. The attack came hours ahead of planned Islamist protests that have prompted the police and military to boost their ...

Three dead in attack and Islamist protests in Egypt   Reuters Canada
Explosion heard amid massive protests in Egypt's Tahrir Square   Xinhua
Egyptian general shot dead in Cairo   Arab News
Reuters Africa
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Israeli forces shoot Palestinian man north of the Gaza Strip
Press TV
A Palestinian man has been shot and injured by Israeli forces in the Palestinian town of Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip. Israel's latest violation of a truce deal with Palestinians came just hours after Israeli forces fired upon Palestinian homes and properties ...

UNRWA declares emergency in Gaza city over extreme weather and severe ...   Palestine News Network
Azerbaijan gives first-ever donation to UNRWA for Gaza relief   Ma'an News Agency
UN declares state of emergency in Gaza after flooding   Irish Independent
Business Standard
Daily Mail
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12 hurt as storms batter Brisbane
Herald Scotland
THE worst storm in decades has lashed Brisbane, Australia's third largest city, with wind, rain and hail cutting power lines, flooding streets and injuring a dozen people. THE worst storm in decades has lashed Brisbane, Australia's third largest city, with wind, ...

storm clean-up continues   Yahoo!7 News
Brisbane storm: Authorities continue to clean up after super cell storm   ABC Online
Storm flips planes and pounds Australian city of Brisbane with hail   South China Morning Post (subscription)
New York Daily News
Sky News
Radio New Zealand
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Australian mourners watch on in horror as hearse carrying coffin is STOLEN
Mirror.co.uk
Mourners watched in horror at a funeral in Australia's Blue Mountains when a man stole the hearse with the body in the back. Relatives and friends of the dead man couldn't believe their eyes when the coffin disappeared up the road with the funeral director ...

Thief swipes hearse with dead body before funeral   New York Post
Australian man with dementia drives off in a hearse with coffin just before funeral   The Straits Times

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