en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-04-29 Malaysia World

Bali 9: Australian police 'have blood on their hands'
Stuff.co.nz
The Brisbane lawyer who tipped off the Australian police to the Bali 9's activities in 2005 says they "deliberately exposed" the young Australians to the death penalty. The Brisbane-based lawyer for a Bali 9 drug courier spared the death penalty in Indonesia ...

Massive outcry in Australia after 'cruel and unnecessary' executions in Indonesia   Mashable
PM cautions against Indonesia boycotts   The Australian (blog)
Indonesia confirms that it executed 8 drug traffickers   Washington Post
Irish Independent
Bangkok Post
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Troops rescue 293 girls, women from Sambisa forest
The Guardian Nigeria
NIGERIAN troops fighting Boko Haram insurgents in the Northeast have rescued no fewer than 200 girls and 93 women from Sambisa forest in Borno State. Defence Headquarters, in a tweet yesterday, described the operation as 'daring and precise,' even as ...

Sambisa Forest Raid: Troops Rescue 293 Women, Girls   Leadership Newspapers
200 abducted Chibok girls not among group rescued: Spokesman   AsiaOne
Troops Free 293 Girls, Women in Sambisa   Daily Times Nigeria
NPR (blog)
Irish Examiner
Fox News Latino
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AsiaOne

Najib: We may differ slightly, but there is strong ASEAN solidarity
AsiaOne
LANGKAWI - Differences among Asean member countries on the South China Sea dispute will not split the regional grouping, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak. Najib said the issue had instead shown strong unity within Asean to deal with the ...

China voices concern over Asean Summit statement   Business Standard
Concerns over land reclamation   The Sun Daily
China 'extremely concerned' by ASEAN statement on disputed sea   Reuters

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10 Pakistanis die in KSA building collapse
The Nation
ISLAMABAD/RIYADH - In an unfortunate incident 10 Pakistani workers were killed when an under-construction building collapsed at Al-Qassim University in Buraidah, Saudi Arabia. As per an Asian diplomatic source, the bodies of six Pakistanis had been ...

Saudi Arabia arrest 93 terror suspects, foils car bomb plot on US Embassy   Fox News
Saudi Arabia says it foiled bombing attack against US Embassy   The Week Magazine
Saudi-US health efforts 'make a mark globally'   Arab News
Khaleej Times
Saudi Gazette
Zee News
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TIME

Troops flood Baltimore to stop riots
Gulf Daily News
Baltimore: National Guard troops were deployed to head off further rioting in Baltimore yesterday as President Barack Obama warned that recent incidents 'raise troubling questions' about the policing of black communities. Violence and looting erupted in ...

Obama calls for racial harmony as Baltimore burns   DAWN.com
Obama urges 'soul searching' after Baltimore custody death and riot   The Straits Times
Obama calls for 'soul searching' in the wake of Gray's death   Baltimore Sun
PoliticusUSA
Chicago Defender
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Landslide Kills Dozens in Remote Afghan Region
Voice of America
At least 52 people are dead after a landslide engulfed up to 100 houses in a remote mountainous area in Afghanistan's northeastern Badakhshan province. The deputy provincial governor Gul Mohammad Baidar told VOA the dead included 25 women and 22 ...

At least 52 killed in Afghanistan landslide   Irish Times
52 missing feared dead in Afghanistan landslide   The Express Tribune
Afghanistan landslide buries remote village, killing 52   BBC News
Business Standard
DAWN.com
TODAYonline
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UPDATE 1-Saudi King Salman appoints Prince Mohammed bin Nayef as new ...
Reuters
RIYADH, April 29 (Reuters) - Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz on Wednesday sacked his younger half brother as crown prince and appointed his nephew, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, as the new heir apparent, state television said. He also ...

Saudi king names Prince Mohammed bin Nayef crown prince, elevates son to ...   Washington Post
Oil dips as oversupply outweighs Saudi royal reshuffle   Reuters Africa
Saudi King Salman Appoints New Crown Prince   Huffington Post
Aljazeera.com
Bloomberg
Channel News Asia
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Burundi tells foreign envoys to stay neutral over unrest
swissinfo.ch
BUJUMBURA (Reuters) - Burundi's government told diplomats on Tuesday to stay neutral and not side with protesters who accuse President Pierre Nkurunziza of violating the constitution by announcing he will seek a third term in office. Hundreds of ...

Anti-government demos in Burundi   Irish Independent
Burundi government tells diplomats stay neutral over political unrest   Reuters

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