en-gh-hotdailynews: 2015-08-24 Ghana World

Frustration Mounts as Talks Between the Rival Koreas Drag On
New York Times
PYONGYANG, North Korea — As marathon negotiations by senior officials from the rival Koreas stretched into a third day, South Korea's president said Monday that anti-Pyongyang propaganda broadcasts will continue unless North Korea apologizes for ...

South Korea's Park Geun-hye asks North for apology amid tensions   BBC News
North Korea and South Korea on alert as leaders see no end to marathon crisis ...   Firstpost
'No Room to Back Down': South Korea Demands Apology for Soldiers' Injuries   NBCNews.com
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Washington Post
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Telegraph.co.uk

British Embassy Reopens in Iran's Capital
New York Times
TEHRAN — Britain reopened its embassy in Tehran on Sunday in a sign of newly thawed relations in the wake of a landmark nuclear deal between Iran and world powers. The British foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, attended the ceremony and witnessed ...

The search for the holy grail of Iran's 'moderates' goes on   Irish Independent
Iran: too soon for illogical US to return to Tehran | Reuters   Firstpost
Britain, Iran reopen embassies   The Nation
ABC Online
Telegraph.co.uk
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NDTV

Iran Unveils New Missile, Says Seeks Peace Through Strength
NDTV
DUBAI: Iran on Saturday unveiled a new surface-to-surface missile it said could strike targets with pin-point accuracy within a range of 500 km (310 miles) and it said military might was a precondition for peace and effective diplomacy. The defence ...
Iran unveils new longer-range solid fuel missile   Philippine Star
Russia to deliver S300 within months: Dehghan   Mehr News Agency - English Version
Iran unveils new surface-to-surface missile   euronews

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Wall Street Journal

Police Crack Down on Beirut Protests
Wall Street Journal
BEIRUT—Police fired water cannons and rubber bullets into a crowd of mostly youthful protesters in Lebanon's capital, wounding at least 50 people outside the office of Prime Minister Tamam Salam, state news reported on Sunday. Thousands had gathered ...

Army deployed to Beirut after anti-government anger boils over   CNN
Clashes Break Out During Protests Over Trash Crisis in Lebanon   New York Times
UPDATE 4-Beirut protests turn violent for second day as PM threatens to quit   Reuters
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The Week Magazine

10 things you need to know today: August 22, 2015
The Week Magazine
Fadhil Ahmad al-Hayali, a top deputy to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Bagdadi, was killed in an Aug.18 drone strike in Iraq near Mosul, the White House confirmed Friday. Hayali was the primary coordinator helping to move weapons, explosives, vehicles, and ...

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Daily Mail

Calls for air show safety rules to be reviewed as police warn death toll from ...
Daily Mail
The deaths of at least 11 people in the Shoreham jet crash disaster could lead to an overhaul of safety rules for British air shows. The Civil Aviation Authority has vowed to rethink guidelines after a Hawker hunter jet ploughed into traffic on the A27 ...
Shoreham Victim's Mother Calls For Air Show Ban   Sky News
Shoreham air crash death toll may rise   Irish Examiner
Shoreham Air Show death toll rises to 11 after plane crashes into busy road   Sydney Morning Herald
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Wall Street Journal

Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood leader sentenced to life in prison
Business Standard
Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie and 16 others have been sentenced to life in jail over charges of killing five people in Egypt in an attack in 2013, according to reports. According to News24, Badie and senior Brotherhood members Mohammed ...

Egypt sentences Muslim Brotherhood leader   The Australian (blog)
Egypt's Mohamed Badie handed sixth life prison sentence   Times of Oman
Egypt Sentences Muslim Brotherhood Leader to Life in Prison   New York Times
Middle East Eye
JURIST
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Ex-Thai PM offers nearly $200000 for arrest of those behind bombing
Business Standard
Thailand's former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, whose party was overthrown by the current military junta, has offered $196,448 for the arrest of those behind the bomb attack here early this week that killed 20 people. Two million baht (around $56 ...

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