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Peter Greste calls on world to step up pressure on Egypt over sentence
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian journalist Peter Greste has urged the international community to step up pressure on the Egyptian government to "undo the injustice" meted out to him and two al-Jazeera colleagues, who were sentenced on Saturday to three years in prison by a ...

Peter Greste devastated over Egypt court conviction   The Australian
The Latest: Greste Calls on El-Sissi to 'Undo Injustice'   New York Times
Egyptian court sentences 3 Al Jazeera journalists to prison   Reuters
The Guardian
Herald Sun
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Bangkok bombing: Who are the Turkish terrorist group the Grey Wolves?
Sydney Morning Herald
Bangkok: Neo-fascists from a Turkish terrorist group called Grey Wolves have emerged as key suspects in the Bangkok bombing after the arrest of a man believed to be Turkish in the Thai capital with bomb making material. The group's death squads have ...

Police arrest Erawan bomb suspect (Updated Sunday)   Bangkok Post
Police arrest suspect in Bangkok bomb attack   Irish Independent
Thailand issues arrest warrant for suspect in second blast   Washington Post
Brisbane Times
AsiaOne
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Malaysia protests calling for Najib Razak to resign enter second day
The Guardian
Activists from the coalition for clean and fair elections, or Bersih, gather on a main road in Kuala Lumpur for a second day on Sunday. Photograph: Joshua Paul/AP. Associated Press. Saturday 29 August 2015 23.17 EDT Last modified on Saturday 29 August ...

Huge Malaysia Rally for Najib's Resignation Enters 2nd Day   New York Times
Huge Malaysia rally for Najib's resignation enters   Jakarta Post
Corruption protest draws thousands in Malaysia   Sky News Australia
Times of India
BBC News
Sky News
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38 girls killed in Swaziland bus crash en route to King's wife choosing ceremony
ABC Online
A road accident in Swaziland has killed 38 girls and seriously injured 20 others who were on their way to a traditional ceremony where King Mswati III can choose a new wife, pro-democracy activists reported. The accident happened on Friday night when ...
38 girls, young women killed in Swaziland   The Australian
65 Swaziland girls tragically die in truck crash en route to royal festival ...   RT
Swazi Maidens among more than 100 killed in horror crashes   Times LIVE
Boston Globe
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Lebanese hold record-breaking rally against politicians driven by 'You Stink ...
ABC Online
Thousands of protesters from across Lebanon have flocked to a mass rally in downtown Beirut against a political class accused of corruption and failing to provide basic services. Waving Lebanese flags, men, women and children gathered at the iconic ...

Thousands of demonstrators continue protests in Lebanese capital   Washington Post
Thousands rally in Beirut against politicians   Stuff.co.nz
Smells like government corruption   Al-Bawaba
The News International
Zee News
Daily Times
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Residents Take Canoes as Venezuela Expands Border Closure
ABC News
Venezuelans took to dugout canoes to shop in Colombia on Saturday as a government crackdown on smuggling and migrants cut off access to at least six border crossings key to the life of communities on both sides. The going rate for a short river journey ...
Colombian president tours tense border city   The Sun Daily
In a Venezuelan Border Town, a State of Emergency Is Barely Perceptible   New York Times
Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos to visit tense border city   Economic Times
Latin American Herald Tribune
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Hundreds Attend Vigil for Slain Texas Deputy Darren Goforth
NBCNews.com
Hundreds of people showed up at a Texas gas station Saturday to pay tribute to a sheriff's deputy who was gunned down from behind after filling up his patrol car the night before. Many who attended the vigil for Harris County sheriff's deputy Darren H ...
Texas sheriff's office identifies defendant in deputy's 'execution-style killing'   Washington Post
Texas Deputy Killed 'Because He Wore a Uniform,' Sheriff Says   New York Times
Arrest Made in Sheriff's Deputy 'Assassination'   ABC News
Reuters
Times of India
Voice of America
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Erika no longer a tropical storm, loses steam over Cuba
Reuters
MIAMI Erika, a tropical storm that killed 20 people on the Caribbean island of Dominica and at least one person in Haiti, fell apart on Saturday over eastern Cuba, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said. Erika's maximum sustained winds had dropped to ...
Storm breaks up over Cuba after killing 20 in Dominica   DAWN.com
Erika could still cause flooding in Florida; Hawaii watches Ignacio   CNN
Erika Dissipates While Approaching Cuba   ABC News
New York Daily News
Bloomberg
Voice of America
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As tragedies shock Europe, a bigger refugee crisis looms in the Middle East
Washington Post
AL-MINYA, Lebanon — While the world's attention is fixed on the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees swarming into Europe, a potentially far more profound crisis is unfolding in the countries of the Middle East that have borne the brunt of the world's ...
Syrian refugees stuck in limbo at Budapest train station   CBS News
EU parliament chief attacks “cynical” states over refugee crisis   Financial Express
Refugee crisis: Middle East migrants flood Hungary in asylum bid   The Australian
Xinhua
Toronto Star
TIME
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South Sudan ceasefire takes effect after eleventh-hour clashes
The Sun Daily
JUBA: A ceasefire aimed at ending a brutal civil war in South Sudan came into effect Saturday evening hours after fresh clashes between government forces and rebels, which sparked concern for a hard-won peace deal. The truce brokered by the regional ...

A Peace Plea for South Sudan   New York Times
South Sudan rebels, army trade blame for fresh fighting   Times of Oman
South Sudan Fighting Persists as Cease-Fire Approaches: UN   ABC News
Reuters
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