au-hotdailynews: 2015-03-19 Australia World

Tourist Massacre Jolts Cradle of Arab Spring
Wall Street Journal
Gunmen stormed a museum in Tunisia's capital on Wednesday, leaving 20 people dead, including 18 foreign tourists, after failing to launch an assault on the national assembly as lawmakers debated an antiterrorism bill. The rare attack, in central Tunis at one ...

Tunisia Museum Attack Is Blow to Nation's Democratic Shift   New York Times
NSW man confirmed as one of the victims of Tunisia museum terror attack   NEWS.com.au
17 tourists killed as gunmen attack Tunisia museum   Daily Mail
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Washington Post
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Reuters

South Pacific's Vanuatu provides lessons in cyclone survival
Reuters
PORT VILA/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Villagers in Vanuatu buried food and fresh water as one of the strongest storms on record bore down on them, fleeing to churches, schools and even coconut drying kilns as 300 kph winds and massive seas tore their flimsy ...

Million dollar McCloy donation to kickstart local Salvos cyclone appeal   ABC Online
ICAC witness Jeff McCloy makes $1 million donation to Vanuatu disaster appeal   The Age
Aid reaches outlying Pacific nations   Daily Mail
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The Guardian
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Clarkson brings in lawyers over Savile smear
Brisbane Times
An unnamed BBC executive reportedly compares supporters of the Top Gear host to those who turned a blind-eye to child-sex offender Jimmy Savile. Credits Producer: Rebecca Leaver Close 19/03/15. Legal stoush: Jeremy Clarkson demands BBC retract ...

Furious Clarkson tackles BBC on Savile 'smear'   Irish Independent
Jeremy Clarkson suspension puts BBC Top Gear Festival in Australia under a ...   Sydney Morning Herald
Jeremy Clarkson 'instructs lawyers' over Jimmy Savile smear   New Zealand Herald
Daily Mail
The Australian (blog)
mirror.co.uk
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Palestinian Leaders See Validation of Their Statehood Effort
New York Times
JERUSALEM — Under most circumstances, an Israeli leader's frank admission that he would never agree to a Palestinian state would be a disaster for the Palestinian leadership. But when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said precisely that in the heat of ...

US support for Israel at the UN is in jeopardy, says White House   Sydney Morning Herald
Netanyahu and Likud won by taking poorer Jewish towns, West Bank settlements   Haaretz
Netanyahu's Decisive Win Draws Partisan US Response   Voice of America
CNN
Washington Post
Irish Independent
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Serbia arrests 7 over Srebrenica massacre
Sky News Australia
Serbian police have detained seven people suspected of taking part in the execution of around 1000 people at a warehouse during the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. The arrests are the first by Serbian authorities over mass killings during the atrocity. The seven ...

Serbia Arrests 8 Linked to Srebrenica Massacre   Voice of America
In Major Step, Serbia Arrests 8 Srebrenica Massacre Suspects   ABC News
Bosnian, US officials discuss deportations over war crimes   Reuters
Telegraph.co.uk
euronews
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Turkey remembers victory in WW1 Gallipoli campaign
DAWN.com
GANAKKALE: Turkey on Wednesday marked 100 years since the start of the Gallipoli Campaign by the Allies in World War I, an event seen now as a glorious victory by Ottoman forces and a crucial moment in the creation of the modern Turkish state.
Turkey marks 'Martyrs' Day'   Daily Times
Turkey kicks off celebrations commemorating Gallipoli victory   NEWS.com.au
Turks honour Gallipoli dead as passion for Ottoman past grows   Reuters
Anadolu Agency
ABC News
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Khyber-One operation: Jets pound militant targets in Tirah, 35 dead
The Express Tribune
TIRAH: At least 35 suspected militants were killed and several others injured when security forces carried out airstrikes against militant sanctuaries in the inaccessible and snow-capped Tirah Valley of Khyber Agency in the early hours of Wednesday.
Pakistan kills 34 militants in air strikes   Daily Mail
Pakistan Says 34 Militants Killed In 'Precise' Strikes   RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty

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Irish PM's handshake attempt with Obama goes very wrong
Mashable
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny suffered an unlucky handshake fail with President Barack Obama on Tuesday. The attempt happened during St. Patrick's Day festivities at the White House. The PM went in for a handshake during a press conference, but ...

If only Enda Kenny was having a lend   The Australian
On St. Patrick's Day, Obama touts immigrant tradition in US   Crux: Covering all things Catholic
WATCH: Enda Kenny's attempted handshake with Barack Obama goes ...   Irish Independent

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CNN

Who is Robert Durst's wife, Debrah Lee Charatan?
CNN
(CNN) She married a man whose first wife mysteriously disappeared. And she stood by him even after he admitted killing a neighbor and chopping up the body. But who is Debrah Lee Charatan, the wife of millionaire heir Robert Durst? And what role has she ...

False starts dogged the LAPD's murder case against Robert Durst   Los Angeles Times
Robert Durst's lawyer: 'He's not suicidal … He's in good spirits.'   Washington Post (blog)
Robert Durst drama set for Aussie screens   The Australian (blog)
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Swedish Police: Several People Shot, Two Dead, Inside Restaurant
NBCNews.com
STOCKHOLM — Several people were shot inside a restaurant in the city of Goteborg late Wednesday and at least two of them have died, Swedish police said. Police said in a statement that an automatic weapon is believed to have been used in the shooting.
Shots fired in Swedish restaurant   Irish Independent
People shot dead in Sweden cafe   SBS
Swedish police: Several people shot, some dead, in Goteborg   Lynchburg News and Advance

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