in-hotdailynews: 2015-05-20 India World

Kabul: Taliban suicide car bombing in Afghan capital kills 4 people
Firstpost
A large suicide car bombing struck downtown Kabul on Tuesday afternoon, apparently targeting justice ministry employees and killing four people, an Afghan official said. Shortly after the blast, the Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. The bombing ...

Taliban suicide attack outside Afghanistan Justice Ministry kills 5, wounds dozens   Daily News & Analysis
Eleven Afghan policemen jailed in lynching case   DAWN.com
Five killed, more than 43 wounded in deadly Kabul bombing   RAWA News

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Haaretz

Washington, Jerusalem discussing massive compensation for Iranian nuclear deal
Haaretz
Although Israel continues to publicly oppose the emerging agreement, unofficial contacts have begun. U.S. likely to provide Israel with more F-35 combat aircraft, missile defense systems. By Amos Harel | May 20, 2015 | 4:55 AM ...

REFILE-With nuclear deal in sight, Iran drives harder bargain in Indian trade talks   Reuters Africa
Obama explains: will Israel listen?   Daily Times
Latest from Iran   Press TV
Wall Street Journal
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Telegraph.co.uk

Prince Charles meets Gerry Adams
DAWN.com
GALWAY: Prince Charles on Tuesday became the first British royal to meet Irish republican leader Gerry Adams, on a visit that will take him to the scene of his great-uncle's murder by the IRA. Charles, the heir to the British throne, shook hands with Adams, the ...

Historic handshake between Prince Charles and Gerry Adams   Irish Independent
A hundred thousand welcomes for Prince Charles in Ireland   Sydney Morning Herald

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Brisbane Times

Deadly clashes continue in Burundi
Brisbane Times
Soldiers stand guard during a protest against Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza in Bujumbura on Tuesday. Photo: Reuters. Bujumbura: Burundi police fired teargas and beat protesters demanding President Pierre Nkurunziza end his bid for a third term ...

Police fire tear gas at Burundi protesters   Irish Examiner
Burundi Crisis Won't Delay Presidential Election   Wall Street Journal

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Echonetdaily

Breaking Bad in China: chemistry professor
Echonetdaily
Walter White from the hit series Breaking Bad. Now a former Chinese chemistry professor is being accused of being a real-life version of the television character. A former chemistry professor has been identified by Chinese police as part of a gang which ...

Former Shaanxi chemistry professor busted for ties to meth gang   Shanghaiist
A Real Life ” Breaking Bad”   The Costa Rican Times
Breaking Bad in China: Chemistry professor 'in meth gang'   Daily News & Analysis
ABC Online
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Daily Times

FIA launches probe into fake degrees allegations
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD/KARACHI: A day after the publication of a New York Times report against a Pakistani software company, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) launched on Tuesday a probe into the alleged fake degrees scam, 'raided' its offices in Islamabad ...

Axact earned Rs436 million in five years: FBR   The News International
Fake Diplomas, Real Cash: Pakistani Company Axact Reaps Millions   New York Times

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The Phnom Penh Post

16 Cambodian garment workers killed in horrific road smash
Daily Times
PHNOM PENH: At least 16 Cambodian garment workers were killed and 22 injured on their morning commute Tuesday when a bus crashed into the van transporting them, officials said. “A bus from Prey Nokor (Ho Chi Minh City) overtook a car and crashed ...

Head-On Crash Kills 17 Factory Workers, Driver   The Cambodia Daily
Svay Rieng crash kills 18   The Phnom Penh Post

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NDTV

Egypt Using Sex Attacks to Crush Opposition: Rights Group
NDTV
Paris: Egyptian security forces have stepped up sexual attacks against detainees since the ouster of president Mohamed Morsi, using them as a "cynical political strategy" to crush opposition, a rights group charged Tuesday. Morsi, Egypt's first freely elected ...

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