en-pk-hotdailynews: 2015-04-22 Pakistan World

Opinion: Questionable judgment in Egypt
Deutsche Welle
Former Islamist President Mohammed Morsi has been sentenced by a court to 20 years in prison. Egypt's judiciary has once again handed down a politically motivated judgment, writes DW's Rainer Sollich. Ägypten Mursi Urteil. Is the sentence too harsh, ...

Mursi jailed for 20 years   Peninsula On-line
Mohammed Morsi gets 20 years over Egypt protester deaths   Irish Examiner
Morsi faces new charges related to Rabaa El-Adawiya sit-in   Ahram Online
Xinhua
MSNBC
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Decisive Storm: Saudi-led coalition calls off Yemen operation
The Express Tribune
A Saudi-led coalition declared an end Tuesday to four weeks of air strikes in Yemen, saying the threat of Iran-backed rebels there had been removed and that operations are entering a political phase. However, it left open the option of resuming strikes if the ...

Local News NEW PHASE FOR YEMEN   Gulf Daily News
US has warned Iran not to send weapons to Yemen, says Obama   Firstpost
Obama Confident U.S. 'Could Penetrate' an Iranian Air Defense System   TheBlaze.com
Salt Lake Tribune
DAWN.com
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
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Japan says PM Abe will meet China's Xi at Jakarta
The Straits Times
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe waves as he leaves to attend the Asian-African Summit in Indonesia at the Tokyo International Airport in Tokyo on April 21, 2015. -- PHOTO: AFP. TOKYO (REUTERS) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will hold talks ...

Japan says PM Abe will meet China's Xi in Indonesia   Daily Mail
106 Japanese lawmakers risk drawing China, neighbours' anger with visit to ...   South China Morning Post (subscription)
Japanese lawmakers visit shrine honouring war criminals   The Hindu
The Star Online
Reuters India
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IS leader wounded in air strike
The Australian Financial Review
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, is no longer in operational control of the organisation after being wounded in an airstrike. Mr Baghdadi, who is the self-described 'caliph' or spiritual leader of IS, was seriously hurt in a strike ...

Islamic State chief Abu Bakr Baghdadi seriously injured in US-led airstrikes   Firstpost
Report: ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi nearly killed in air strike   The Week Magazine
US downplays reports that ISIL leader was wounded in airstrike   euronews
mirror.co.uk
The Indian Express
The Straits Times
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These Cold War Holdouts Have Fared Very Differently
Bloomberg
Sixty years ago this week, 29 mostly newly independent Asian and African nations met in the Indonesian hill town of Bandung to decry colonialism and lay the framework for the Non-Aligned Movement. With the end of the Cold War, that global schism no ...

RI proposal for Asian-African Business Council gets the   Jakarta Post
Sushma Swaraj arrives in Indonesia to attend 60th commemoration of Asian ...   Firstpost
Commentary: 60 years on, Bandung Spirit remains relevant   Xinhua
Global Indonesian Voices (GIVnews.com)
Channel News Asia
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'I did not question that the Jews were our misfortune': bookkeeper of Auschwitz's ...
Brisbane Times
Oskar Groening and his lawyer Hans Holtermann during the first day of his trial. Photo: Andreas Tamme/Getty Images. Oskar Groening admits 'moral guilt' in German court · 'I saw everything': bookkeeper of Auschwitz to be tried as accessory in 300,000 ...

During trial, 93-year-old 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' admits 'moral guilt'   The Week Magazine
'Auschwitz book-keeper' apologises for role in Nazi killing machine   Irish Times
Trial of former Auschwitz guard, 93, opens in Germany   Chron.com
Baltimore Sun
Washington Post
Sky News Australia
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Somali militants kill at least 10 in restaurant car bomb attack
The Daily Star
File - In this Tuesday, April 14, 2015 photo, people assist a woman who was wounded when a car bomb detonated at the gates of a government office complex in the capital Mogadishu, Somalia. (AP Photo/Farah Abdi Warsameh). RSS; Follow; Email; Print ...

Car Bomb in Somali Capital Kills at Least 9, Police Say   New York Times
Three Somalis dead in restaurant car bomb   Sky News Australia
Three killed in restaurant car bombing in Somali capital   Business Standard

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Fierce storm lashes southeast Australia; 3 feared dead
STLtoday.com
SYDNEY (AP) — A fierce storm lashing southeast Australia destroyed homes, stranded dozens of people in swirling floodwaters and may have led to three deaths, officials said Tuesday. The storm has pounded Sydney and other parts of New South Wales ...

'Three killed' in Australian storms   Belfast Telegraph
Residents on alert as NSW wakes up to storm chaos   Yahoo7 News
Australia's east coast battered by cyclone-like storm   Reuters
Sin Chew Jit Poh
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Gota sees some elements in govt out to tarnish his image
The Island.lk (subscription)
Former Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa on Monday (20) said some elements within the ranks of the new government were all out to destroy his reputation. Rajapaksa said a move to summon him and his brother to the Bribery Commission was also a ...

Sri Lanka opposition demands anti-graft chief's sacking   Times of Oman
Protest outside Sri Lanka parliament   Independent Online
Gotabhaya calls on President Sirisena to join hands with Mahinda Rajapaksa   Newsfirst

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Xenophobia: SA sends in troops
Independent Online
Johannesburg - South African soldiers deployed overnight on Tuesday to tackle gangs hunting down and killing foreigners after seven people died in a wave of anti-immigrant violence, AFP photographers witnessed. Dozens of military police surrounded a ...

South Africa to deploy army to end attacks on immigrants   DAWN.com
South Africa arrests four men linked to xenophobic killing   Business Standard
FG moves to end attacks on Nigerians in S'Africa   The Guardian Nigeria
ABC Online
Irish Times
Times LIVE
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