en-ug-hotdailynews: 2015-01-15 Uganda World

Yemen's al Qaeda claims Paris attack, vows more violence
Hindustan Times
Yemen's al Qaeda branch on Wednesday confirmed it carried out last week's deadly assault on a French satirical newspaper to avenge cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, as it called for unity among jihadi ranks and vowed more attacks on the West.
Al-Qaida Group in Yemen Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack   NDTV
Al-Qa'ida warns of new attacks   Irish Independent
Al Qaeda 'responsible'   Gulf Daily News
Washington Post
AsiaOne
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NDTV

Boko Haram 'Killed Woman in Labour' During Attack: Amnesty
NDTV
Lagos: Boko Haram fighters killed a woman as she was in labour during what is feared could be the deadliest attack in the militants' six-year insurgency, Amnesty International claimed today. The human rights group said one witness to the assault on Baga, ...

Boko Haram massacre: Satellite images show Nigerian town of Baga 'wiped off ...   ABC Online
Satellite images show Boko Haram damage to Nigerian towns   Toronto Star
Nigeria: Place Where 150 Lives Are No Big Deal   Daily Times Nigeria
Osun Defender
The Punch
The Globe and Mail
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News24

South Sudan war costing billions
News24
Nairobi - War in South Sudan will cost up to $28bn to the country if it continues for five more years, with regional nations risking even more, economists warned on Wednesday. "If the conflict continues for another one to five years, it will cost South Sudan ...

Uganda calls for deployment of regional force in S. Sudan   The Zimbabwe Daily
South Sudan's civil war could cost the country billions   CNBCAfrica.com
Report counts cost of prolonged war in South Sudan   Reuters
Middle East Online
Norwegian Refugee Council
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Newser

The Grisly 'Charms' That Spurred a Witch Doctor Ban
Newser
(Newser) – Being kidnapped and killed for body parts sounds like something out of a horror movie, but for Tanzania's albino population, it's a horror that's all too real. The country has issued a ban on witch doctors to try to stem such murders, which officials say ...

Tanzania bans witchdoctors, sets up taskforce to curb albino attacks   Sabahi Online
Tanzania bans witchdoctors after albino murders   Telegraph.co.uk
Tanzania Bans Witchcraft to Stop Albino Killings   Voice of America
ABC Online
TODAYonline
BDlive
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Divers examine AirAsia jet fuselage, search for bodies
Financial Express
airasia flight missing, airasia, airasia fuselage, airasia flight, airasia crash, airasia A journalist takes a photograph of an image believed to be of the fuselage of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 taken by an underwater ROV provided by the Singapore Navy, during a news ...

Divers search for bodies in fuselage of crashed AirAsia jet   Reuters Canada
Indonesian Air-Traffic Control Is Unsophisticated, Pilots Say   Wall Street Journal
Divers aim to recover bodies believed trapped inside AirAsia fuselage   CTV News
New Zealand Herald
Hamilton Spectator
AsiaOne
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Turkey to help in foiling suspects from Xinjiang
ecns
China is to strengthen law enforcement cooperation with Turkey to combat terrorist suspects from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region entering the Eurasian country illegally. From Turkey, the suspects travel to countries in the Middle East to join extreme ...

10 Turks held for helping terror suspects fleeing China   The Star Online
'China arrests 10 Turks who may have helped terror suspects'   Daily Times
Police detain 9 terror suspects with fake passports   EastDay.com

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Modest Japan machinery orders heightens doubts about capex strength
The Star Online
Core machinery orders in Japan, excluding those of ships and electric power utilities, rose 1.3% compared with a 5% rise forecast by economists in a Reuters poll - Reuters Photo. TOKYO: Japan's core machinery orders rose less than expected in November ...

Japan approves record $814bn budget   DAWN.com
Japan unveils record defense budget   AsiaOne
Japan machinery orders rise slightly in November   MarketWatch
Reuters
Financial Times
THE BUSINESS TIMES
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Lack of data retention laws endangers lives, British minister says
Sydney Morning Herald
London: Britain's failure to pass a law forcing communications firms to collect and store online data is endangering lives and weakening the country's ability to protect itself, Theresa May, the interior minister, has warned. "Every day that passes without the ...

Spy agencies 'lack powers' to protect UK   The Daily Star
Will David Cameron really kill WhatsApp, iMessage and Snapchat?   ITProPortal
Minister says spy agencies don't have enough powers to protect UK   AsiaOne

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CNN

ISIS video claims to show boy executing two men accused of being Russian spies
CNN
(CNN) A boy with a pistol appears to execute two men who are accused of being Russian spies in a new propaganda video released by the terror ISIS group. In the video, the boy, who has been identified as Abdullah in prior ISIS videos, sports long hair and ...

Child executioner: Gruesome Islamic State video appears to show boy shooting ...   South China Morning Post (subscription)
ISIS video allegedly shows child executing two Russian spies   National Post
ISIS child executioner 'kills Russian spies' in new video   New York Post
Fox News (blog)
The Moscow Times
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Merkel's resolve
DAWN.com
IT may not have had the dimensions of Sunday's Paris march, but Tuesday's rally in Berlin symbolised the German leadership's determination to preserve the country's multicultural character in the face of a rising wave of xenophobia, a large part of it in ...

Anti-Islam marches polarise Germany   New Zealand Herald
PEGIDA movement spreads across Europe, stirs anti-immigrant sentiment   Al Jazeera America
Police in Dresden, Germany, Investigate Refugee's Murder   New York Times
Khaleej Times
Businessweek
Deutsche Welle
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