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Japan faces IS Hostages deadline
Irish Independent
The deadline for paying ransom for two Japanese hostages held by the Islamic State group (IS) was fast approaching early today with no signs of a breakthrough. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. With time running short, the ...

Japanese Twitter Users Mock ISIS With Internet Meme   NBCNews.com

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Yemen's Tumultuous History
TIME
Yemen's embattled President Abdel-Rabbo Mansour Hadi resigned Thursday after failing to reach a power-sharing agreement with Shi'ite rebels who have held Sana'a, the capital, since September. Hadi's departure leaves Yemen's fate in the balance.
President quits as chaos grips Yemen   Gulf Daily News
Obama looks away as Iran plows ahead   Chicago Tribune
US Reduces Staff At Yemen Embassy Amid Government Collapse   Huffington Post
Reuters UK
New Zealand Herald
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Prince Muqrin named Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince
Al-Arabiya
Prince Muqrin bin Abdulaziz is seen at at Riyadh Base in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (AP Photo). Text size A A A. Staff Writer, Al Arabiya News Friday, 23 January 2015. Prince Muqrin bin Abdulaziz was declared Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince on Friday shortly after ...

Amid turmoil, Saudi King Abdullah brought stability, pushed reforms   CNN
Oil Gain Seen Short-Lived After Saudi King Death Amid Oversupply   Businessweek
Oil jumps as Saudi king's death stokes concern over OPEC policy   Chicago Tribune
Sacramento Bee
Financial Express
CTV News
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US officials thank Australia for helping kill 6000 Islamic State fighters including ...
NEWS.com.au
IN TOWNS, desert camps and cyber space, Islamic State will be wiped-out, a core coalition of nations vowed yesterday as they revealed half the terror group's top command have been killed. And Australia's assault on terrorism both at home and abroad was ...

US officials detail Islamic State kills, but hard part ahead   Chron.com
Local News FACING THE IS THREAT   Gulf Daily News
World top officials meet on IS   The Nation
Scotsman (blog)
VICE News
Xinhua
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'Profound differences' but US, Cuba to meet again
Channel News Asia
Cuba and the United States made fitful progress in the first round of talks aimed at opening ties after more than half a century of diplomatic estrangement. PHOTOS. Kids do their homework inside the courtyard of an apartment building in Havana, Cuba.
Cuba and US come to a crossroad on human rights   Christian Science Monitor
US, Cuba Conclude Talks On Diplomatic Ties, Differences Remain   Bernama
Cuba Says Delegations Spoke on Human Rights   Havana Times
KRNV My News 4
New York Times
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If we don't laugh, the terrorists win
Toronto Sun
Hebdo protest Pakistani Islamists carry placards as they march during a protest against the printing of satirical sketches of the Prophet Mohammed by French magazine Charlie Hebdo in Karachi on January 22, 2015. Thousands of people marched through ...

Attacking Charlie Hebdo   The Nation
'Je ne suis pas Charlie': the hypocrisy and double-standards of the freedom of ...   Herald Scotland
Islamophobia and the pain in Paris   The Guardian Nigeria
Chicago Tribune
Arab News
New York Times (blog)
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Somalia: Suicide Bomber Attacks Hotel
New York Times
A suicide car bomber blew himself up at the gate of a hotel that was being used by a delegation of Turkish officials on Thursday in Mogadishu, killing three Somalis, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu of Turkey said. The blast came a day before a visit by ...

Pantomime warriors no joke for Turkey's Erdogan   DAWN.com
Somalia: Bomb in Mogadishu ahead of Erdogan visit   euronews
Suicide attack in Somalia ahead of Erdogan's visit   Arab News
Aljazeera.com
The Independent
Chron.com
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UN deplores DR Congo protest violence
Business Recorder
image UNITED NATIONS: The UN Security Council on Thursday deplored the loss of life during protest clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo and called on Kinshasa to settle differences over an elections bill. Rights groups say up to 42 people have ...

DR Congo delays disputed law after deadly protests   Deutsche Welle
At least 12 dead in Congo in protests over electoral law   seattlepi.com
Deadly protests: West urges DRC to suspend new election law   News24
Voice of America
Daily Mail
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'Suspicious package' on Sydney ferry a training device
Stuff.co.nz
A suspicious package that forced the evacuation of Circular Quay on Thursday afternoon was a training device that had been left on a ferry, the chief executive of Harbour City Ferries has confirmed. Crew members found the package, which reportedly ...

Ferry package that sparked Circular Quay scare was training device   9news.com.au
Circular Quay evacuated after suspicious package found   Brisbane Times

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UN Condemns Donetsk Bus Attack
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
The UN Security Council has condemned "in the strongest terms" a deadly attack in Donetsk, a rebel-controlled city in eastern Ukraine. Thirteen people were killed and some 20 wounded in the shelling of a bus stop on January 22. Kyiv and the pro-Russian ...

Russian-backed separatists capture airport in fierce fight   Irish Independent
UNSC condemns killing of civilians in Donetsk shelling, urges investigation   RT
Battle for airport symbolic of Ukraine's struggle   Herald Scotland
Irish Times
NDTV
Zee News
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