2015年1月23日 星期五

2015-01-24 Ghana World


Sydney Morning Herald
   
Backlash over UK decision to lower flags after Saudi king's death   
Sydney Morning Herald
London: The government's decision on Friday to lower British flags following the death of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has stirred controversy, with critics pointing to the kingdom's poor human rights record. Tributes from world leaders have poured in for the ...

New Saudi king moves quickly to avoid future power struggle   Los Angeles Times
Muslims need unity the most, says King Salman   The News International
In Saudi Arabia, social media are a tool of the resistance   The Globe and Mail
Zee News   
Gulf Daily News   
TODAYonline   
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Leadership Newspapers
   
We Don't Need UN Support To Fight Boko Haram – Dasuki   
Leadership Newspapers
The National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki, has said that Nigeria does not require the support of the United Nations (UN) to successfully prosecute the war against Islamist sect, Boko Haram. He insisted that Nigeria and her neighbours can handle ...

Boko Haram Captured Baga:It's Painful To See Yourself And Your Daughter ...   Osun Defender
Military Plans Comprehensive Operation Against Boko Haram   The Guardian Nigeria
No UN, AU intervention - Nigeria   iAfrica.com
Christian Science Monitor   
The Guardian   
Vanguard   
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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 ban   Xinhua
Ousted Thai premier Shinawatra facing criminal charges   Irish Times
Analysis: Pheu Thai's political fortunes look bleak after Yingluck ban   Bangkok Post
Firstpost   
Sky News Australia   
TODAYonline   
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The Express Tribune
   
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 Asia   Sin Chew Jit Poh
Did the Charlie Hebdo Murders Really Represent Something New?   Slate Magazine
Hundreds join peaceful 'Je suis Muslim' rally in Sydney   Kansas City Star
Business Recorder   
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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, 16 hurt in blast in a Bihar court   Pune Mirror
Bihar blast kills 2   Deccan Herald
Bihar court blast aimed to free prisoners: Chief Secretary   The Indian Awaaz
Hindustan Times   
Hindu Business Line   
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Independent Online
   
Townships need a balanced economy   
Independent Online
Cape Town - An integrated township economy, not a takeover by foreign business owners, is best, the chairwoman of Parliament's portfolio committee on small business development said on Friday. “There has to be a way to integrate foreign nationals to the ...

Soweto looting spree sends foreign shopkeepers fleeing   Business Recorder
Soweto Attacks: Mother of murdered boy speaks out   Eyewitness News
Three Die in Soweto Looting   AllAfrica.com
BDlive   
The New Age Online   
Sky News   
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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: UN   The Nation
Pro-Russia rebels vow to press on with eastern Ukraine offensive   Deutsche Welle
Ukraine rebels vow to conquer more territory in war-torn east   DAWN.com
Irish Times   
CBC.ca   
Sputnik International   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
US curtails counter-terrorism efforts in Yemen   
Sydney Morning Herald
Washington: The United States has halted some counter-terrorism operations against al-Qaeda militants in Yemen following a takeover of the country by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, US officials said on Friday. The collapse of the US-backed government of ...

US suspends counterterrorism operations with Yemen after collapse of ...   Fox News
US Counterterrorism Efforts in Yemen Continue Despite Upheaval   Voice of America
US counterterrorism operations with Yemen suspended, officials say   Washington Post
9news.com.au   
Channel 4 News   
Aljazeera.com   
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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 call   Zambia Daily Mail
Edgar heads for victory   Times of Zambia
Zambia's Lungu close to poll victory   Independent Online
Voice of America   
Deutsche Welle   
Daily Mail   
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MiamiHerald.com
   
Turkish President postpones Somalia trip to attend Abdullah funeral   
Zee News
Istanbul: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday postponed a planned trip to Somalia to attend the funeral of Saudi Arabia`s King Abdullah, media reported. Erdogan is currently on a tour of Africa and was due to travel to Somalia, in which Turkey ...

Erdogan postpones Somalia trip to attend Abdullah funeral   Khaleej Times
Erdogan delays Somalia trip to attend Saudi king's funeral   The Star Online
Turkey's Erdogan seeks closure of Gulen-linked schools in Africa   Reuters UK

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