au-hotdailynews: 2015-09-22 Australia World

Syria crisis: Russia and Iran build-up their defence of Assad regime
The Australian
Russia and Iran have stepped up coordination inside Syria as they move to safeguard President Bashar al-Assad's control over his coastal stronghold, according to officials in the US and Middle East, creating a new complication for Washington's ...
Israel and Russia reach deal to avoid accidentally trading fire in Syria   ABC Online
Russia to Start Bombing in Syria ASAP   Daily Beast
PM: Israel, Russia establish 'mechanism' to prevent 'misunderstandings' in Syria   Jerusalem Post Israel News
Irish Times
Ottawa Citizen
New York Times
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Greek election: Alexis Tsipras says debt relief top priority as EU warns he ...
ABC Online
Alexis Tsipras has taken the oath of office for a second term as Greek prime minister, promising to revive the crippled economy following an unexpectedly clear election victory. Key points: Tsipras takes oath of office at ceremony in Athens; Says ...
Weary Greeks brace for more economic pain   Sky News Australia
Tsipras returns to fight for Greek economy, debt relief   Moneycontrol.com
After the party comes the hangover, so just how long can the new government ...   Irish Independent
Irish Times
Reuters UK
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Burkina Faso military heads for capital to disarm coup leaders
ABC Online
Military commanders in Burkina Faso say the West African nation's armed forces are converging on the capital Ouagadougou to disarm the elite presidential guard, which staged a coup against the government last week.
Burkina Faso army enters capital to disarm coup leaders   Reuters
Burkina Faso army heads for capital to disarm coup leaders   AsiaOne
Burkina Faso army starts talks with presidential guard: source   Reuters Canada
Voice of America
Los Angeles Times
Kansas City Star
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Muslim boy withdraws from school that suspended him over homemade clock
NOLA.com
In this Sept. 14, 2015 photo provided by Eyman Mohamed, her brother Ahmed Mohamed stands in handcuffs at Irving police department in Irving, Texas. The 14-year-old Muslim boy became a sensation on social media Wednesday, Sept. 16 and got an ...

Ahmed Mohamed's Clock Story Was Skewed to Fit the Narrative   The New American
Muslim boy withdraws from US school that suspended him over clock   The Indian Express
Boy withdraws from school that suspended him over clock   Washington Post
Salon
The Hill
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New book claims British PM David Cameron did unmentionable things to a dead ...
Firstpost
On Monday, British Prime Minister David Cameron's university days at Oxford were in the news — and causing national bemusement — thanks to a new book by a former Conservative Party treasurer. Michael Ashcroft, a wealthy businessman who donated ...

It doesn't matter if it's a 'porky pie', many voters believe what they want ...   Irish Independent
David Cameron accused of 'doing an Iraq' in Libya as general and White House ...   The Independent
Lord Ashcroft biography claims David Cameron faced military criticism   The Guardian
Irish Times
Mirror.co.uk
Sky News
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Aftershock quake of 6.5-magnitude shakes Chile, no damage reported
Channel News Asia
A fresh 6.5-magnitude aftershock struck central Chile on Monday, rattling buildings in Chile's capital city Santiago, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. POSTED: 22 Sep 2015 02:05; UPDATED: 22 Sep 2015 04:44. PHOTOS. Residents ...

6.5 Magnitude Aftershock Quake Shakes Chile   Voice of America
Big aftershock hits Chile without claiming any more victims   euronews

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IBNLive

Hajj begins today, some facts about the pilgrimage
IBNLive
The Muslim hajj which begins on Tuesday in western Saudi Arabia is the world's largest annual event. Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world on Tuesday are gathering in Mina for the hajj. The first day of hajj is known as Tarwiah Day ...
The Economist explains   The Economist (blog)
20 Nigerian pilgrims die in S'Arabia   The Punch
20 Nigerian pilgrims die in Makkah   The Nation Newspaper
Economic Times
Times of India
Saudi Gazette
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NZ killer tiger won't be put down
The Nation
A tiger that mauled a New Zealand zookeeper to death will not be put down because the attack was “in line with his natural instincts”, zoo officials said Monday. Experienced zookeeper Samantha Kudewah died on Sunday morning when the tiger, a Sumatran ...

Hamilton Zoo requires key retention padlock system after tiger kill of zookeeper   International Business Times AU
New Zealand zoo won't euthanize tiger that killed zookeeper   Inquirer.net
Captivity a 'living hell' for zoo animals - Peta   New Zealand Herald
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