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Asia backs embattled Blatter and endorses FIFA election
Yahoo Eurosport UK
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Asian Football Confederation has re-affirmed its support for embattled FIFA boss Sepp Blatter and pushed for Friday's presidential election to go ahead despite the corruption scandal that has rocked soccer's global governing ...

How a wire-wearing ex-FIFA honcho rocked the soccer world   New York Post
Asian soccer federation backs Blatter amid FIFA arrests   The Hindu
US begins extradition proceedings of arrested FIFA officials, says this is just the ...   Hindustan Times
New York Daily News
AsiaOne
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EU asks member states to take 40000 Mediterranean refugees
Irish Independent
The EU has asked its member states to take in 40,000 migrants who land over the next two years in Italy and Greece, in a bid to ease the burden on struggling southern nations. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments.
EU asks member nations to approve migrant quotas   Minneapolis Star Tribune
World News Update, what you need to know   Daily Mail
EU asks members to admit 40000 asylum-seekers   The Daily Star
ABC Online
The Times (subscription)
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Referendum to ask if Britain should remain in EU
Deutsche Welle
UK voters will be asked "Should the United Kindom remain a member of the European Union" in a referendum to be held before 2017. The exact wording of the referendum has been a cause for debate. Fahnen Flaggen Großbritannien und Europa.
Queen backs EU referendum plan   Gulf Daily News
Increased taxes for UK businesses with foreign labour, says Queen Elizabeth in ...   Firstpost
EU Referendum Bill: Vote Question Confirmed   Sky News
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Tony Blair stepping down as Middle East envoy
Al Jazeera America
the organization said on Wednesday, after eight years struggling to break ground in peacemaking between Israel and the Palestinians. Officials close to the Quartet of the United States, European Union, United Nations and Russia, said Blair, 62, would ...

Blair quits key role   Gulf Daily News
Comment: Blundering Blair signs off – only Israel will miss him   DAWN.com
Analysis: Forgotten facts and distorted history of the Mideast   Jerusalem Post Israel News
Deutsche Welle
Middle East Eye
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Coalition airstrikes kill 40 in barracks in Sanaa
Business Standard
At least 40 people died and hundreds were injured in six airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition against Special Security Forces barracks, controlled by Houthi rebels, in the center of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa. Houthi sources told Efe on Wednesday that coalition ...

36 Houthi commandos killed   Arab News
Saudi-led airstrikes hit Yemeni capital   Zee News
Yemen conflict: Sanaa commando base strike kills dozens   BBC News
Times of Oman
Daily Mail
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Monks, Activists Stage Protest Against Rohingya in Myanmar
Radio Free Asia
Protesters wear headbands and shirts with slogans against the Rohingya boat people ahead of a protest in Yangon, May 27, 2015. AFP. More than 1,000 monks and activists staged a protest Wednesday in Myanmar's commercial capital Yangon urging the ...

Protesters in Yangon claim Rohingya refugees have 'made up the name' to gain ...   South China Morning Post (subscription)
Buddhists in Myanmar deny boat people are Rohingya   Arab News
'Bangladesh plans to move thousands of Rohingya to island'   Business Standard
Sky News Australia
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Priest hits out at response to referendum vote by cardinal
Irish Examiner
An Irish priest has said he disagrees with the comments of a high-ranking Vatican official who described last week's marriage equality referendum result as a “defeat for humanity”. Fr Seán McDonagh of the Association of Catholic Priests said that he does not ...

Hamill: Ireland ends years of bigotry with gay marriage vote   New York Daily News
Ireland voted, and everyone won   Washington Post
Frank Bruni: Catholic nations lead the charge on gay marriage   Dallas Morning News
Business Standard
Boston Globe (subscription)
The Guardian
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Sydney siege inquest: Man Haron Monis thought 'people could read his mind ...
ABC Online
Sydney siege gunman Man Haron Monis thought people could read his mind, an inquest has heard. The inquest is examining a range of issues in relation to Monis, who took 17 people hostage at the Lindt Cafe in Sydney's Martin Place on December 15.
Public might never know why Martin Place gunman Man Monis was out on bail   9news.com.au
Sydney siege gunman may have suffered schizophrenia Psychiatrist   Jagran Post
Shorten queries response to Monis letter   Yahoo7 News
The Guardian
The Australian (blog)
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Colombian Rebel Peace Negotiator Among Dead in Military Raid
ABC News
Leftist rebels in Colombia claimed on Wednesday that one of their most-veteran fighters, a former envoy to peace talks with the government, was killed during a military raid last week. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia said in a statement that the ...

Colombia's armed conflict enters 52nd year while light at the end of the tunnel dims   Colombia Reports
FARC Negotiator Killed in Colombian Bombing Raid   Voice of America

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Armed With Google and YouTube, Analysts Gauge Russia's Presence in Ukraine
New York Times
WASHINGTON — An unusual investigation using publicly available videos, smartphone photographs and satellite images shows that Russia is continuing to defy the West by conducting protracted military operations inside Ukraine, according to an ...

Putin and foreign-funded NGOs   The Nation
Putin's role in Ukraine crisis grossly exaggerated   Financial Times
Joseph Biden: Ending Ukraine war a key test for U.S., Europe   Washington Times
Business Standard
Sydney Morning Herald
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