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 Irish Independent |
Millions March in France Against Terrorism
Voice of America World leaders joined nearly 4 million people in the streets of Paris and around France Sunday, in solidarity with the victims of a terror spree last week that killed 17 people. More than 40 heads of state and government joined French President Francois ... Video Shows a Paris Gunman Declaring His Loyalty to the Islamic StateNew York Times Millions rally for unity against terrorism in FranceThe Hindu France unity march: World leaders honour Charlie Hebdo attack victimsThe Indian Express Irish Times -Christian Science Monitor -Toronto Star all 3,768 news articles » |
 The Independent |
Paris attacks: 'It's wrong to say attacks nothing to do with Islam' says Culture ...
The Independent People who claim that the recent spate of terrorist attacks in France have nothing to do with Islam are both “lazy” and “wrong”, the Culture Secretary has said. Sajid Javid, a Muslim, called on Britain's Islamic community to contact the police if they suspect ... Like it or not, Israel is Europe's outpost in the war on the westHaaretz Jewish and Muslim Parisians unite against extremismThe Daily Star Irish Muslims hear fierce denunciation of Islamic extremistsIrish Times The Sun (subscription) -Ynetnews -Telegraph.co.uk all 246 news articles » |
The Empire State Building went dark for five minutes at 8 p.m. on Sunday, displaying only red, white and blue lights — the French tricolor — at its pinnacle to show solidarity with the victims of the terror attacks on French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo.
The show of solidarity from the New York City landmark came as more than a million people took to the streets in Paris, in a massive show of defiance to terrorists who killed 17 people over three days.
 New York Times |
Huge Show of Solidarity in Paris Against Terrorism
New York Times PARIS — More than a million people joined over 40 presidents and prime ministers on the streets of Paris on Sunday in the most striking show of solidarity in the West against the threat of Islamic extremism since the Sept. 11 attacks. Responding to terrorist ... 'Charlie' draws historic crowd, world leaders to ParisUSA TODAY In Paris gunman's hideaway, police find ISIS flags and weapons, report saysCNN Islamic State Releases Video Calling Grocery Store Gunman Its 'Soldier'Wall Street Journal U-T San Diego -Irish Times -Hindustan Times all 3,622 news articles » |
 Fox News |
Holder mum on report Petraeus faces felony charges, as senators rally for the ex ...
Fox News FILE: July 13, 2011: Retired Army Gen. and ex-CIA Director David Petraeus with biographer Paula Broadwell. (AP). Attorney General Eric Holder declined to say on Sunday whether U.S. prosecutors have recommended felony charges against ex-CIA Director ... and more » |
Afghan police struggle as US watchdog finds holes in payroll data by Sune Engel Rasmussen in Kabul
New report reveals money intended to pay salaries may instead be bankrolling ‘ghost workers’ – fictional employees created to enrich police chiefs
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With international troops leaving the battlefields of Afghanistan, the country’s own forces are now in charge of securing the peace. Some of those shouldering the fight against the Taliban, however, are not always being paid.
Each year, foreign donors pay hundreds of millions of dollars to fund salaries for members of the Afghan national police. According to a US government watchdog, however, there is little proof of where the money ends up.
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 Boston Herald |
Chavez: Every picture tells Charlie Hebdo story
Boston Herald It is easy enough for those in the media to recite the words “nous sommes Charlie Hebdo” in solidarity with the victims of last week's terror attack on the editorial offices of a satirical magazine in Paris. But uttering slogans is cheap. In the wake of the killings, ... Muslim Leader Outrage: Genuine or Taqiyya?FrontPage Magazine No True Muslim: Western Media Separates Islam from Violence Committed in its ...Breitbart News all 469 news articles » |
NYPD overseer reviews suspected chokehold cases
seattlepi.com NEW YORK (AP) — A review by New York City's new police inspector general of suspected police chokeholds has found gaps in discipline and raises questions about officer training. The report by the inspector general's office was being released Monday. and more » |
 Newsday |
Report: NYPD, review board differ on chokeholds, related cop discipline
Newsday An investigation into the NYPD's use of chokeholds concludes the agency and an independent review board disagree on what defines the potentially deadly restraint and when officers should face discipline for using it. The report, conducted by the city's ... NYPD Inspector General Calls for Closer Look at Disciplining Chokehold ...NY1 Report finds NYPD cops' use of banned chokeholds 'alarming'New York Daily News NYPD overseer reviews suspected chokehold casesLynchburg News and Advance all 18 news articles » |
NYPD overseer reviews suspected chokehold cases
seattlepi.com NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Police Department and an independent agency tasked with investigating excessive force claims are inconsistent in determining how and when officers are held accountable for using prohibited chokeholds, according a ... and more » |
 Washington Post |
At Golden Globes, Comedy, Charlie Hebdo and Cosby
New York Times It's pretty clear that something in the entertainment industry has been turned inside out when the president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is the hero of an awards ceremony and the villain is Bill Cosby. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who hosted the ... Golden Globes: Shockers, romance and Cosby jokesCNN International Golden Globes: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler skewer Bill Cosby, HollywoodFox News 2015 Golden Globes: Flat jokes, but pleasing upsetsWashington Post OregonLive.com -New York Daily News -Daily Beast all 617 news articles » |
South Korean President Park Geun-hye announced during a nationally televised address on Monday that she’s willing to hold a summit with North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un without any pre-conditions.
“My position is that to ease the pain of division and to accomplish peaceful unification, I am willing to meet with anyone,” said Park. “If it is helpful, I am up for a summit meeting with the North. There is no pre-condition.”
Park’s pledge follows similar overtures made by Kim Jong Un during his New Year’s address.
“Depending on the mood and circumstances to be created, we have no reason not to hold the highest-level talks,” said Kim.
Since the war between Seoul and Pyongyang was suspended by an armistice in 1953, South Korea’s and North Korea’s leaders have only met on two occasions — in 2000 and
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 The Express Tribune |
Tribute to the fallen: World leaders join mass Paris march
The Express Tribune French President Francois Hollande is surrounded by heads of state as they attend the solidarity march in the streets of Paris. PHOTO: REUTERS. PARIS: World leaders, including Muslim statesmen, linked arms to lead an estimated million-plus French ... 44 Muslim, Christian, Jewish world leaders join Paris million marchThe News International Divided They StandPolitico We won't be beaten, says biggest Paris crowd since 1944: ROBERT HARDMAN ...Daily Mail Irish Independent -WTXL ABC 27 -Oman Tribune all 103 news articles » |
 NDTV |
Video Shows Paris Terrorist Suspect Pledging Allegiance to Islamic State
NDTV This screengrab taken on January 11 from a video released on Islamist social networks shows a man allegedly claiming to be Amedy Coulibaly, suspected of killing a policewoman and four hostages in France. (Agence France-Presse photo). Paris: Amedy ... In Video, Coulibaly Says He Coordinated With Hebdo ShootersDaily Beast French probe into kosher supermarket attacker moving forwardDaily News & Analysis all 3,876 news articles » |
Schools across Pakistan, including the one attacked by militants in the northwestern city of Peshawar, are reopening this week as they try and put a horrific month behind them.
The schools were on an extended break following the Dec. 16 attack on the Army Public School, which killed over 140 people and injured 120 others, the BBC reports.
Staff and students at the army-run school, where seven gunmen from the Pakistani Taliban massacred 132 students and several staff members, will hold a ceremony to commemorate the victims before classes resume in the coming days.
The attack, an apparent retaliation for army operations against the Taliban, was the worst-ever terrorist atrocity in Pakistan.
[BBC]
TOKYO — South Korea’s President Park Geun-hye held out something of an olive branch to North Korea Monday, saying she was prepared to hold talks without pre-conditions with Kim Jong Un. The gesture, made during a press conference in Seoul, follows a similar statement by Kim, the leader of nuclear-armed North Korea, said that he was open to a meeting with Park.Read full article >>
The flight data recorder from Flight 8501 was retrieved on Monday morning, and divers have also pinpointed the location of the cockpit voice recorder.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Children streamed back to school across Pakistan on Monday in an anxious start to a new term following last month's massacre of 134 students at an army-run school in the volatile northwestern city of Peshawar.
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 Montreal Gazette |
'We co-exist but don't know really each other'
Irish Times As tens of thousands gathered in Marseille's old port yesterday in solidarity with the victims of a week of violence in Paris, the tributes pinned outside a nearby metro station provided some hints as to how this diverse city, home to one of France's biggest ... Paris attack: Can Islamic terror make people less liberal?Moneycontrol.com all 269 news articles » |
 Sydney Morning Herald |
Charlie Hebdo: total freedom of expression has little chance of survival in an ...
Sydney Morning Herald World leaders join one million people at historic march · Woman tied to Paris attacks fled to Turkey · German newspaper that ran Mohammed cartoons attacked · Gunman claims IS allegiance in posthumous video. In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, ... Worldwide marches in solidarity with FranceKhaleej Times Victims of the Terror Attacks in ParisNew York Times Charlie Hebdo Attack Shows Need for Press Limits, Xinhua SaysWall Street Journal (blog) Boston Globe -Jamaica Gleaner all 425 news articles » |
 BBC News |
Paris attacks: Hollande to hold security meeting
BBC News French President Francois Hollande is due to chair a crisis meeting with cabinet ministers on national security after last week's deadly attacks. The meeting comes amid questions over how militants known to the authorities were able to launch the raids in ... After the terrorist nightmare, Paris heroically ralliesTelegraph.co.uk Why did France fail to prevent the Paris terror attacks?Haaretz Charlie Hebdo: total freedom of expression has little chance of survival in an ...Sydney Morning Herald Xinhua-TIME- The Denver Post all 3,749 news articles » |
 Moneycontrol.com |
The Islamists want war, but it would be fatal if we fell for it
Telegraph.co.uk This weekend we were all Parisians. While the Prime Minister and others joined the march in the French capital, other European cities staged rallies and events of all kinds. In Trafalgar Square we gathered to pay our respects to the dead of the past few days: ... France's Islamic future?The Week Magazine Clash between two Islams: ColumnUSA TODAY They do not act for all MuslimsIndependent Online all 273 news articles » |
Leviathan Wins Golden Globe For Best Foreign-Language Filmby noreply@rferl.org (RFE/RL)
Leviathan, directed by Andrei Zvyagintsev, puts a modern spin on the Book of Job through the story of a man who struggles against a corrupt mayor.
Iran eclipses US as Iraq's ally in fight against militantsby By HAMZA HENDAWI and QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA
BAGHDAD (AP) -- In the eyes of most Iraqis, their country's best ally in the war against the Islamic State group is not the United States and the coalition air campaign against the militants. It's Iran, which is credited with stopping the extremists' march on Baghdad....
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese police have killed six "mobsters" in the troubled western region of Xinjiang, state news agency Xinhua said on Monday, the latest violence to rock the area in recent years.
 Daily Mail |
British Muslims need to do more to tackle extremism, says Sajid Javid
Daily Mail Britain's first elected Muslim Cabinet minister has said it is 'lazy' to claim Islam had nothing to do with last week's terror attacks in France. Culture Secretary Sajid Javid said there was 'no getting away' from the fact that the terrorists called themselves Muslims. and more » |
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KABUL (Reuters) - Pakistan's intelligence chief met Afghanistan's new president to discuss ways to boost coordination in fighting militant attacks in the region, an official said Monday, in a sign of improving ties between the often uneasy neighbors.
 New York Times |
Glitter and Feathers in Golden Globe Fashions
New York Times The actresses at the Golden Globes may have enrobed themselves like goddesses, but they were eager to remind viewers that they have feet of clay. “You know I had a baby five weeks ago,” Rosamund Pike, the English star of “Gone Girl,” said rather ... Golden Globes fashion: J.Lo leads a frontal assaultNew York Daily News Golden Globes 2015: Jeremy Renner Jokes About Jennifer Lopez's BoobsAceShowbiz Globes at the Globes: Cleavage Makes a Big Statement (Or Two) On the CarpetHollywood Reporter EntertainmentWise -Entertainment Tonight all 236 news articles » |
Australian to join White House summit against homegrown terror
Brisbane Times Australia will join a major gathering of countries in Washington next month in the wake of the Paris attacks for a counter-terrorism summit to consider how to stop young people being drawn to violent extremism. As the world continued to reel from the atrocities ... and more » |
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AHMEDABAD, India – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday that he will stop in Paris later this week, amid criticism that no top American officials attended Sunday’s unity march against terrorism.Read full article >>
The man who killed four shoppers in a hostage stand-off in Paris "undoubtedly" had an accomplice, France's Prime Minister says.
BBC News |
Paris attacks: Hollande to hold security meeting
BBC News French President Francois Hollande is to chair a crisis meeting with cabinet ministers on national security after last week's deadly attacks. The meeting comes amid questions over how militants known to the authorities were able to launch the raids in Paris. France Steps Up Focus on Internal Security After AttacksBusinessweek David Cameron to push for more surveillance powers against 'Islamist death cult'Telegraph.co.uk Three million people prepare to march through Paris after terror attacksDaily Mail CNN-Haaretz-Daily Times all 4,259 news articles » |
US, Iran eye progress in next round of nuclear talks: Kerry
Economic Times GANDHINAGAR: US secretary of state John Kerry said on Monday that he and his Iranian counterpart would seek at their upcoming meeting to lay the ground for negotiations on Tehran's nuclear programme to make greater progress. "The meeting is ... and more » |
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