en-ng-hotdailynews: 2015-06-26 Nigeria World

Burundi vice president flees, students enter US embassy
DAWN.com
BUJUMBURA: Burundian students broke into the US embassy to escape police on Thursday as one of the country's vice presidents announced he had fled to Belgium, escalating a political crisis in the central African nation days before key elections. Ignoring ...

Burundi: 100 students seek refuge at US embassy in capital   Washington Post
Burundi vice president flees after opposing president's third term   Reuters
Students in Burundi seek refuge at US embassy amid political turmoil   The Guardian
The Nation
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NJ.com

Ramadan through the eyes of a non-Muslim - Day 9
Khaleej Times
From an outsider's perspective, shopping compulsively seems to go against the general spirit of the holy month. Ramadan is a big time for shopping, as thousands of people head to malls to take advantage of Ramadan deals at local stores and malls or rush ...

Pakistan's heat wave: When fasting is a sin   CNN
When a sign of weak faith often shows up   Jakarta Post
Muslims and others gather to mark Ramadan at Jacksonville's Istanbul Cultural ...   Florida Times-Union
The Daily Star
Washington Times
International Business Times
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Mayhem in French Uber protests
Irish Independent
French taxi drivers pulled out the throttle in an all-out confrontation with the ultra-cheap Uber car service, smashing cars, setting tyres ablaze and blocking traffic during a nationwide strike. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
Clashes Erupt Across France as Taxi Drivers Protest Uber   New York Times
France rocked by violent protests over Uber   The Hindu
Anti-Uber protest by French taxi drivers wreaks havoc   CBC.ca
Washington Post
BBC News
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Mother and baby rescued four days after Colombia plane crash
Hindustan Times
A Colombian woman who survived a plane crash with her months-old baby was rescued four days after they were lost in the jungle. Maria Nelly Murillo and her child were aboard a twin-engine Cessna that crashed Saturday in a remote area of western ...

Colombia: 2 Crash Survivors Are Found   New York Times
Young mum and baby son found alive five days after plane crashes in jungle   Irish Independent
Colombia 'miracle' mom's fight to save baby after plane crash   BusinessWorld Online Edition
TODAYonline
The Nation
BBC News
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EU leaders agree to relocate 40000 migrants
BBC News
EU leaders holding late night talks in Brussels have agreed to relocate tens of thousands of migrants who have arrived in Italy and Greece. Summit chairman Donald Tusk said 40,000 would be relocated to other EU states over the next two years.
EU governments kill off plans for compulsory migrant quotas   Telegraph.co.uk
EU plan to share asylum seeker burden collapses   Financial Times
In tense talks, EU leaders agree on plan to confront migrant crisis   Reuters
Economic Times
Wall Street Journal
NDTV
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CBC.ca

Iranian foreign minister to join nuclear talks on Friday
CBC.ca
With significant gaps standing in the way of an Iran nuclear deal, foreign ministers at the seven-nation talks are adding their diplomatic muscle to the negotiations before a June 30 target date for an agreement. France announced Thursday that Foreign ...

The United States must not accede to Iran's 'red lines'   Washington Post
Iran Leader's Terms Complicate Talks as Deadine Nears   Wall Street Journal
Iran talks may miss June 30 deadline: US   DAWN.com
The Hindu
Haaretz
The Australian Financial Review
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APC warns Wike against victimising Rivers minorities
News24 Nigeria
Lagos - The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State has warned Governor Nyesom Wike against cracking down on non-indigenes in the state. The warning comes amid reports the indigenes would be victimised their loyalty to the immediate past ...

Rivers APC warns Wike against planned crackdown   Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Read What Gov Wike Did To Get Back At Amaechi   NAIJ.COM
Wike restores Celestine Omehia's rights as Ex-Governor   The News
DailyPost Nigeria
AllAfrica.com
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Death Toll From Heat Wave in Karachi, Pakistan Hits 1000
New York Times
KARACHI, Pakistan — The death toll reached 1,000 on Thursday in this southern port city as residents grappled with a devastating heat wave that has crippled life and overwhelmed the health care system. Searing temperatures, which have been as high as ...

Death toll from killer Karachi heatwave surpasses 1000   The Express Tribune
Morgues in Pakistan full as 45C heat wave kills over 1000   Irish Independent
Pakistan heatwave death toll passes 1100   AsiaOne
Daily Times
Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Mashable
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BUSTED: NDLEA, Leader Of Global Hard Drugs Syndicate Meets Waterloo
Osun Defender
A popular businessman (names withheld), suspected to be leader of an international drug trafficking organization, has fell into the net of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA. The 37-year-old, was arrested following a discovery of three ...

International drug syndicate busted by NDLEA, businessman nabbed   DailyPost Nigeria
NDLEA Busts International Drug Trafficking Syndicate, Arrests Popular ...   NAIJ.COM
Agent Of Death: NDLEA nab baron for producing hard drugs   Pulse Nigeria
Daily Trust
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UK court grants bail to Rwandan spy chief
DAWN.com
LONDON: A British court on Thursday granted bail to Rwandan intelligence chief Karenzi Karake after President Paul Kagame slammed his arrest as “absolute arrogance”. Karake, who was arrested last week at London Heathrow Airport on a Spanish-issued ...

Cherie Booth wins £1m bail for Rwandan spy chief   The Times (subscription)
Rwanda's Intelligence Chief Granted Bail by UK Court   Wall Street Journal
Rwanda spy chief Karenzi Karake 'in UK to meet MI6'   BBC News
Telegraph.co.uk
Mirror.co.uk
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