en-pk-hotdailynews: 2014-11-21 Pakistan World

Pakistan, Russia sign landmark defence cooperation agreement
DAWN.com
Signed by Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and his Russian counterpart Sergey Shoigu, the agreement was hailed by Pakistan's defence ministry as “a milestone” in defence ties between the two countries. Mr Shoigu is in Islamabad on the first visit by Russian ...

Pakistan, Russia sign milestone military co-op pact   The Nation
Pakistan, Russia sign agreement to strengthen military cooperation   Daily Times
Boosting defence ties: Pakistan, Russia sign landmark cooperation pact   The Express Tribune
TODAYonline
The Moscow Times
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Not enough: Tech industry gives thumbs down to Obama's immigration rule ...
Firstpost
San Francisco/ Washington: President Barack Obama plans to make life a little easier for some foreign tech workers, but Silicon Valley representatives are disappointed his immigration rule changes will not satisfy longstanding demands for more visas and ...

Immigrants in Chicago see some good, some bad in Obama speech   Chicago Tribune
Obama provides legal status to five million illegal immigrants   Business Standard
Crowd Gathers Outside White House To Support Obama On Immigration   Huffington Post
Telegraph.co.uk
Minneapolis Star Tribune
AsiaOne
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Books save FSU student Jason Derfuss from shooter's bullet
Tallahassee.com
Jason Derfuss could have been killed — becoming the first victim of Florida State gunman Myron May — were it not for the books he'd just checked out from Strozier Library. Derfuss, a 21-year-old senior from Orlando, went to the library after 9 p.m. to do some ...

Journal indicates FSU shooter suspected government   Concord Monitor
Update on FSU Shooting   GTN News
FSU trying to overcome tragedy   FOX 4
Florida Times-Union
Reuters
The Source
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The Convention on the Rights of the Child Is 25 Years Old: It's Time for America ...
Huffington Post
New York in November. The zombie masks and ghoulish cut-outs that flooded stores from Bloomingdale's to Battery Park have been displaced by cartoon pilgrims, turkey decals and a seasonal carol or two. Tickets are being frantically booked and kitchen ...

Universal Children's Day: School children rally for child rights   The Express Tribune
No Rights, Just Plights of the Child   Vanguard
'Pakistan has failed to protect its children'   DAWN.com
The Guardian Nigeria
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Daily Times
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World Watch: News Digest
Wall Street Journal
Seven people at a military hospital in northeastern China were killed in a knife attack, local authorities and state media said, following a spate of violent assaults on medical workers nationwide. The incident in Beidaihe—a resort town favored by China's ...

Six nurses and worker knifed to death at China hospital   The Nation
Seven dead at Chinese resort town   New Zealand Herald
Mentally ill employee kills 7 in attack at hospital   ecns
Zee News
Indian Express
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US Lays Out Limits It Seeks in Iran Nuclear Talks
New York Times
Mohammad Javad Zarif of Iran, left, Catherine Ashton of Europe and John Kerry in Vienna. Credit Leonhard Foeger/Reuters. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story Share This Page. Continue ...

Kerry seeks breakthrough in troubled Iran nuclear talks   Daily Mail
Zarif, Kerry, Ashton hold talks in Vienna   Press TV
Extension idea raised while Iran nuclear talks go to the wire   The Globe and Mail
Haaretz
Irish Times
Zee News
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Sweden upholds order on Assange
Irish Examiner
A Swedish appeals court has upheld the detention order on Julian Assange, dismissing a challenge by the WikiLeaks founder who is wanted by Swedish prosecutors in an investigation of alleged sex crimes.Confirming a ruling by a lower court, the Svea ...

Assange to appeal arrest warrant decision   Sydney Morning Herald
Assange loses appeal but gains hope   Sky News Australia
Swedish court rejects Assange appeal   Independent Online
Wired
euronews
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CIA chief John Brennan pushes for complete overhaul of spy agency
Firstpost
CIA Director John Brennan has ordered a sweeping internal review that could dramatically change how the country's leading spy agency is organized, officials said today. In a 24 September message to employees of the Central Intelligence Agency, Brennan ...

Politics|No Headway Is Made on CIA Torture Report   New York Times
CIA considers 'major' changes, including breaking up spying, analysis divisions   Tribune-Review
CIA chief weighs unprecedented shake-up of spy agency   GlobalPost
Huffington Post
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Man admits killing beauty queen 'in jealous rage'
Irish Examiner
The gunman who killed Miss Honduras has told police he murdered the beauty queen and her sister in a jealous rage because his girlfriend danced with another man. The bodies of Maria Jose Alvarado, 19, and her sister Sofia, 23, were discovered buried ...

Mourning Miss Honduras   Reuters
Honduras buries Miss World contestant   The Daily Star
Friends, family bury slain Honduran Miss World contestant, sister   Reuters Africa

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File photo shows a bus crash in Nepal.
Press TV
At least three people have been killed and 35 gone missing after a bus swerved on the road and plunged into a river in western Nepal, police say. The bus veered about 50 meters off a narrow road and fell into the Bheri River in the vicinity of Bhur village in ...

3 killed, 35 missing in Nepal as bus falls in river   APA
Six Killed, 25 Others Feared Dead in Nepal Bus Accident   Outlook
24 feared dead as bus plunges into Nepal river   Gulf Times
ABC Online
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