in-hotdailynews: 2015-01-01 India World

N. Korean Leader Says Open to Summit with South
Voice of America
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA—. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Thursday that he was open to a high-level summit with neighboring South Korea, days after Seoul proposed that dialogue resume. "If South Korean authorities sincerely want to improve ...

Kim Jong Un Says Open to 'Highest-Level' Talks With South Korea   Businessweek
North Korea's Kim Jong-un says open to 'highest-level' talks with South during ...   ABC Online
Watch Kim Jong Un Pilot a Plane   ABC News
euronews
Telegraph.co.uk
all 1,553 news articles »

Crash of AirAsia Flight 8501 Spotlights Indonesia's Poor Air Safety Record
New York Times
JAKARTA, Indonesia — When a team of United Nations auditors visited Jakarta in May to rate the country's aviation safety, they came to a troubling conclusion: Indonesia was well below the global average in every category, and scored just 61 percent in ...

Airasia: better weather allows search to resume   Telegraph.co.uk
Better weather allows AirAsia search to resume   The Hindu
AirAsia QZ8501: Surabaya vigil held for victims   BBC News
Fox News
Toronto Star
Sydney Morning Herald
all 14,905 news articles »

NDTV

New Year's Eve stampede kills 35 in Shanghai
Hindustan Times
A stampede killed at least 35 people during New Year's Eve celebrations in Shanghai, authorities said, possibly caused by people rushing to pick up fake money thrown from a building overlooking the city's famed Bund waterfront district. The Shanghai ...

Shanghai new year crush kills 35   BBC News
35 killed, dozens injured in New Year's stampede in Shanghai   The Hindu
Moments after police warning, stampede at Shanghai gathering kills 35   Los Angeles Times
The Indian Express
New York Times
Xinhua
all 415 news articles »

At least 33 killed in Yemen suicide bombing
The Hindu
A suicide bomber killed at least 33 people in central Yemen on Wednesday when he blew himself up at a cultural centre where students were celebrating Prophet Mohammad's birthday, medical sources and a resident said. They said at least 20 bodies, ...

At least 33 dead as explosion targets Yemeni Houthis   Al-Arabiya
Cross-dressing suicide bomber kills 33 at Shiite celebration   Inquirer.net

all 290 news articles »

Newly elected Tunisian president takes office
Business Standard
Newly elected Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi took the constitutional oath of office Wednesday during an exceptional plenary session at parliament. The ceremony was held in the presence of Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa, Tunisian ministers, leaders of ...

Tunisian secular leader Essebsi sworn in as new president   TODAYonline
88-year-old Essebsi sworn in as Tunisia president   The Daily Star
Tunisia's new president pledges reconciliation   Salon

all 203 news articles »

New Year 2015: Millions of people celebrate with fireworks, parties
ABC Online
An estimated 1.6 million people packed central Sydney to usher in 2015 with a fireworks spectacle that lit up Sydney Harbour in the largest new year celebration in Australia. A $7 million fireworks display was set off from the Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera ...

Sydney New Year's Eve: crowd estimates down on last year   Sydney Morning Herald
New Year's Eve 2014 live: Fireworks and pictures from around the world as we ...   Mirror.co.uk
Revellers praised for peaceful NYE   Daily Mail
Economic Times
ABC News
CBS News
all 879 news articles »

Palestinians Sign Treaty to Join International Criminal Court
Wall Street Journal
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas gestures as he delivers a speech during a ceremony in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Wednesday. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images. By. Nicholas Casey And. Joshua Mitnick. Joshua Mitnick. The Wall Street ...

Palestinians Join International Criminal Court, Despite Israeli and US Warnings   New York Times
Palestinians join war crimes court after UN rejection   Reuters
Palestine takes steps to join International Criminal Court   Sydney Morning Herald
DAWN.com
Haaretz
Nigerian Tribune
all 1,890 news articles »

Fears grow for 98 missing after Greek ferry disaster
The Times (subscription)
Fears were growing last night for 98 passengers on board a burning car ferry amid fresh claims of chaos and negligence from the crew of the stricken vessel. Almost 100 people remained unaccounted for, according to Giuseppe Volpe, the chief public ...

Italy: 98 still unaccounted for from fire-ravaged ferry   Washington Post

all 396 news articles »

The inside story of how an Idaho toddler shot his mom at Wal-Mart
Washington Post
Veronica Rutledge and her husband loved everything about guns. They practiced at shooting ranges. They hunted. And both of them, relatives and friends say, had permits to carry concealed firearms. Veronica typically left her Blackfoot, Idaho, home with her ...

'Everybody that met her ... loved her,' says relative of woman killed at Walmart   CNN
Gun safety debate after boy, 2, kills his mum   New Vision
Christmas gift designed to conceal weapon was opened by toddler who shot ...   Sydney Morning Herald
SMN Weekly
The Public Slate
KHQ Right Now
all 1,442 news articles »

Country 'most risky for media'
Oman Tribune
The International Federation of Journalists has termed Pakistan the most dangerous country for media, with 14 journalists killed in the country in 2014 alone. The overall number of journalists who died in targeted killings, bomb attacks or shootings around the ...

118 Journalists Killed in 2014: IFJ   Outlook
Journalists Call for More Protection in Line of Duty as Death Toll Rises   Sputnik International
Pakistan most dangerous country for journalists   Zee News
BDlive
all 95 news articles »

in-hotdailynews