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Hurricane Patricia weakens, but still 'extremely dangerous'
CNN
(CNN) [Breaking news update, 11:20 p.m. ET]. Hurricane Patricia weakened to a Category 4 storm Friday night with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph, but remained "extremely dangerous" over southwestern Mexico, the National Hurricane Center said.
Hurricane Patricia: Hemisphere's strongest ever hurricane bearing down on Mexico   Sydney Morning Herald
The Latest: Patricia rapidly weakening in Mexico mountains   Washington Post
Australians warned as Patricia slams Mexico2:33   The Australian
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif heckled during speech at US think-tank
Daily News & Analysis
The man, identified as Ahmar Musti Khan of the Free Balochistan Campaign USA, was also holding a poster that read "Pakistan, China: Hands off Balochistan". Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif. Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was on Friday heckled by a ...

India Arms Build-up Compels Pakistan Counter-measures: Nawaz Sharif in US   NDTV
India's arms build-up will force Pakistan to take deterrence, says Nawaz ...   Zee News
US-Pakistan bonhomie leaves India at a loss   The Hindu
Times of India
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Suicide blast strikes Muharram procession; 20 mourners killed
Daily Times
JACOBABAD: A bomb blast in an Ashura procession near Shershah Haveli in Lashari Mohalla on Friday killed at least 20 people and injured many others. Security and rescue teams rushed to the site following the explosion. The dead and the injured were ...

Suicide bomber kills 16 at procession for Shi'ite holiday in Pakistan   Reuters
UN chief slams deadly terrorist attacks in Pakistan   Xinhua
Suicide attack on Muharram procession left 20 dead   Times of India
Hindustan Times
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French bus-truck crash: Small boy among 43 dead after tourist bus and ...
The Australian
A FRENCH investigator says it's far too early to know the cause of a fiery crash between a truck and a bus full of retirees that killed 43 people on Friday morning in France's deadliest road accident in more than 30 years. Christophe Auger, the ...
43 die in French bus crash   The Nation
World Watch   Wall Street Journal
At least 43 killed in French bus crash, worst in decades   Reuters UK
Sky News
New York Times
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NDTV

United Nations Chief Ban Ki-moon Calls for Direct Netanyahu-Abbas Talks
NDTV
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon with Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah arrives for a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Wednesday, October 22, 2015. (PTI photo).
UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls for direct talks between Benjamin Netanyahu and ...   Daily News & Analysis
UN chief Ban calls for direct Netanyahu-Abbas talks   Business Standard
Kerry Visits Jordan Seeking to Ease Mideast Strife   Voice of America
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NDTV

Air strikes kill 14 civilians in Syria
The News International
BEIRUT: At least 14 civilians, nearly half of them children, were killed on Friday in air strikes on a flashpoint town in central Syria, a monitoring group said. Six children and five women were among those killed in the aerial attack on Talbisseh in ...
Nearly 450 killed in Russian strikes on Syria   Times of India
ISIS attacks Syrian army supply route to Aleppo   The Daily Star
Nearly 450 Killed in Russian Strikes on Syria: Monitor   NDTV
Daily News & Analysis
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Germany toughens up asylum rules as migrants stream in
Times of India
BERLIN: German will toughen up its asylum rules on October 24, a week ahead of schedule, as it faces an unprecedented number of migrants arriving from Syria and elsewhere. The new bill, adopted by parliament at exceptional speed, had been expected to ...

Germany toughens rules for asylum seekers   Sky News Australia
The disintegration of Europe: How the EU is falling apart   Hindustan Times
Germany to push for compulsory EU quotas   Business Standard
Irish Examiner
Reuters UK
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Mosque blasts kill 55 in Nigeria
Bangkok Post
MAIDUGURI, NIGERIA - Two bomb blasts ripped through mosques in northeast Nigeria on Friday, killing at least 55 people and injuring more than 100, as Boko Haram fighters seized a town in neighbouring Cameroon. A picture taken on Oct 23, 2015 in ...

Yola, Maiduguri Blasts Kill Scores, Injure Many   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
Suicide bombers kill 33, injure 111 in Yola, Maiduguri attacks   Vanguard
Suicide bombers kill 42 in 2 northeast Nigerian mosques; Boko Haram blamed   Chicago Tribune
The Punch
Daily Sun
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South African president agrees to university fee freeze after protests
Telegraph.co.uk
The South African president, Jacob Zuma, agreed to a freeze on university fees on Friday night after thousands of protesting students surrounded his offices and fought pitched battles with riot police. The protests, in which demonstrators ripped down ...
This data confirms South Africa's ruling party initially ignored mass protests   Washington Post
S Africa halts university fee hikes after mass protests   Aljazeera.com
S Africa scraps university fee hikes in face of protests   The News International
South African Broadcasting Corporation
Al Jazeera America
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Hundreds at candlelight vigil for Swedish school stabbings
Times of India
TROLLHATTAN, Sweden: Hundreds of people lit candles Friday in the yard of a Swedish school where police said a 21-year-old masked man with a sword and a knife went on a rampage a day earlier, stabbing two to death and seriously wounding two others ...

Police: Racism was motive for deadly Swedish sword attack   CNN International
The Latest: Hundreds gather for vigil at Swedish school   Washington Post
Who was Sweden's school sword killer?   The Local.se

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