in-hotdailynews: 2015-04-30 India World

Charlie Hebdo cartoonist Luz says will no longer draw Prophet
Times of India
PARIS: Cartoonist Luz, who drew Charlie Hebdo's front cover picture of the prophet following the massacre of the satirical weekly's editorial team by jihadists in January, has said he will no longer draw the prophet. "I will no longer draw the figure of Mohamed.
Top Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist Done Drawing Mohammed   Sputnik International
ArtsBeat | Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist to Stop Drawing Muhammed   New York Times (blog)
Charlie Hebdo's Luz quits Muhammad cartoons   BBC News
Washington Post
Hindustan Times
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Saudi King Salman names new heirs to throne
Economic Times
RIYADH: Saudi King Salman appointed a new heir and made his young son second in line to rule, on Wednesday, a major shift in power within the ultra conservative Saudi elite at a time of almost unprecedented regional turmoil. By making interior minister ...

A Saudi royal shake-up with an end goal of stability   The Seattle Times
Saudi Arabia's royal overhaul signals Riyadh's assertive foreign policy   The Globe and Mail
Saudi king reshuffles cabinet, brings in new blood   The News International
DAWN.com
Khaleej Times
Daily Caller
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Bali Nine: 'Very strong' Chan and Sukumaran 'died a respectful death' says priest
ABC Online
Australian drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran were determined to die with dignity to avoid causing their parents unnecessary distress, according to a priest who was present when the men went to face the firing squad. Father Charlie ...

Indonesia executes drug traffickers, sparks anger from Australia, Brazil   Daily Times
Why Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran never stood a chance   Sydney Morning Herald
'Shame on them': Bishop accuses Labor of making political gain out of Bali Nine ...   9news.com.au
The Age
GMA News
Brisbane Times
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Reuters

Brazilian executed in Indonesia unaware what was happening until end: witness
Reuters
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A Brazilian man executed in Indonesia for drug trafficking who was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder did not understand what was happening to him until his final moments, a priest assigned as his spiritual adviser told ...

'Am I being executed?': Priest reveals mentally ill inmate's confusion in final ...   9news.com.au
'Am I Being Executed?' Brazilian Killed By Indonesia Unaware Until End, Says ...   malaysiandigest.com

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Washington Post: Iran Charges Against US Journalist 'Ludicrous'
Voice of America
WASHINGTON—. The executive editor of The Washington Post says espionage and other charges against a correspondent of the paper imprisoned in Iran are "ludicrous" and "preposterous." In an exclusive interview Wednesday with VOA's Persian News ...

Iran warns Congress it can't stop a nuclear deal   Washington Post
Reporter Detained In Iran Possibly Compromised By US Intelligence Agent   RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Is Iran trolling Tom Cotton?   MSNBC
Fox News
Firstpost
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Chad tightens security against Boko Haram at cost of disruption
Zee News
N`Djamena: Long tailbacks form at a bridge on the border between Chad and Cameroon while Chadian security forces, wary of deadly Boko Haram jihadists, screen all road users and their property. "We`re looking for weapons," a police officer explains at the ...

Brainwashed Boko Haram captives shot at rescuers   Irish Independent
Nigeria trying to identify 300 girls, women rescued from Boko Haram   DAWN.com
Women set for evacuation after mass rescue in Nigeria   Irish Examiner
Voice of America
Daily Sun
New York Times
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How Hillary Clinton is running against parts of her husband's legacy
Washington Post
Hillary Rodham Clinton isn't just running against Republicans. She's also running against parts of her husband's legacy. On issues large and small, the Democratic presidential contender is increasingly distancing herself from — or even opposing — key ...

Hillary Clinton Laments 'Missing' Black Men as Politicans Reflect on Baltimore ...   New York Times
'Something profoundly wrong' with justice system: Clinton   DAWN.com
Hillary Clinton Calls for Overhaul of Criminal-Justice System   Wall Street Journal
Washington Times
New York Post
New York Daily News
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Hong Kong police hunt kidnap gang that fled with $3.6 mn ransom
Zee News
Hong Kong: Hong Kong police on Wednesday launched a city-wide hunt for a gang that made off with a ransom of HK$28 million ($3.6 million) paid by the family of a 29-year-old kidnap victim. In a statement, police said the gang of six escaped in a white car ...

More Pain for Hobbling Hong Kong in China Tariff Cuts   Wall Street Journal (blog)

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