uk-hotdailynews: 2014-11-28 U.K. World

North Korea: Kim Jong-un's sister holds senior title
BBC News
The younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been referred to as senior party official for the first time in state media. Kim Yo-jong, who is in her mid to late twenties, was identified as a vice-director of a department within the powerful Central ...

N Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister now senior official in ruling Workers' Party   Indian Express
A TV news program shows Kim Yo-Jong at Seoul Railway Station in South ...   NEWS.com.au
North Korea's 'princess' moves closer to center of power   Reuters Canada
Sydney Morning Herald
Mirror.co.uk
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Bomber targets embassy vehicle
Herald Scotland
A BRITISH security worker was among two people killed in an attack on a UK embassy vehicle in Afghanistan. A BRITISH security worker was among two people killed in an attack on a UK embassy vehicle in Afghanistan. Sorry, you must sign in before you ...

Five dead in attack on British embassy convoy near Kabul   Irish Independent
British guard one of five killed in car bomb attack   Scotsman
Defence Secretary leads tributes to British security worker killed in suicide bomb ...   Mirror.co.uk
The Nation
Washington Post
Fox News Latino
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Reuters

Calm comes to troubled Ferguson; protests dwindle across US
Reuters
1 of 34. A protester shouts at the National Guard standing on duty outside the Ferguson Police Department after the grand jury verdict in the Michael Brown shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, November 26, 2014. Credit: Reuters/Jim Young ...

Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson 'will quit policing'   Telegraph.co.uk
Ferguson Cop Darren Wilson Will Never Police Again, His Lawyer Says   TIME
Ferguson victim's mum says officer was 'out to kill'   Irish Independent
Chicago Daily Herald
Independent Online (blog)
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Mexico President Aims to Strengthen Police After Students' Abduction
Wall Street Journal
Relatives of missing students demanded action from the government to find their loved ones. henry romero/Reuters. MEXICO CITY—President Enrique Peña Nieto, facing the biggest crisis in his first two years in office, proposed a series of measures to ...

Mutilated corpses found as Mexican president pledges police crackdown   The Globe and Mail
Mexico's Peña Nieto outlines overhaul of local police forces   Los Angeles Times
Mexican Leader, Facing Protests, Promises to Overhaul Policing   New York Times
The Economist (blog)
RT
The Guardian
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Germany and Russia
The Economist
OVER the past year, Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, has become the West's diplomatic shield against Russia's Vladimir Putin. That is partly because America's Barack Obama is distracted and weakened by his midterm elections. It is also because ...

Eight months after Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine, a complicated transition   Washington Post
Russia sees threat in Ukraine's potential NATO membership   Zee News
NATO Fears Russia Could Control The Black Sea   Christianity Daily
Daily Times
Economic Times
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Pope Francis due in Turkey for historic visit
BBC News
Pope Francis will arrive in Turkey shortly for what is billed as a historic trip to help interfaith dialogue in the country. At the start of the three-day tour he is set to meet newly-elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara. He then plans to visit Istanbul for a ...

Pope Francis arrives in Turkey for potentially testing visit   Irish Times
John Paul II's gunman asks for a meeting with Pope Francis who isn't keen   Daily Mail
Pope to urge tolerance in Turkey visit as Middle East wars rage   Reuters
Wall Street Journal
The Daily Star
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Worst Storm in Years Lashes Brisbane, Australia
Wall Street Journal
BRISBANE, Australia—Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city, was lashed by its worst storm in decades, with wind, rain and hail lifting roofs, cutting power lines, flooding streets and injuring a dozen people, officials said. State-owned electricity supplier ...

Brisbane storm: RACQ CareFlight crew feared for lives as 140km/h winds ...   Herald Sun
Storm cuts power, lifts roofs in Australian city   Fox News
Huge hailstones cause chaos in Brisbane, Australia   BBC News
Sky News Australia
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Egypt gears up for Friday of 'Islamic revolution' protests
Ahram Online
As Egypt's Islamists gear up for renewed protests, fear and anticipation have increased in a country that has experienced four years of unrest and street violence. The protests, called for by the Salafist Front, have gained attention after months of low-level street ...

Egypt court sends 78 youths to jail for pro-Morsi protests   BBC News
Egypt jails 78 boys for pro-Morsi protests   The Sun Daily

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Thailand, Vietnam confirm $15bn trade target | Bangkok Post: news
Bangkok Post
Thailand and Vietnam Thursday reconfirmed their target of increasing trade between the two countries to US$15 billion (491 billion baht) by 2020. Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha reviews a guard of honour with his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Tan ...

Thai democracy on hold as election pushed back to 2016   Irish Times
Thai polls may be delayed until 2016, junta says   gulfnews.com
Thai election delayed until 2016   Independent Online
BBC News
TODAYonline
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Badaun sisters committed suicide, were not raped, murdered: CBI
Mid-Day
New Delhi: The CBI Thursday said that its probe had found that the two minor girls who were found hanging from tree in Uttar Pradesh's Badaun in May had committed suicide and were not gangraped and murdered. The sensational case had made headlines ...

Badaun cousins committed suicide after one caught in 'intimate' act: CBI   Indian Express
Indian police say girls found hanging from tree killed themselves   The Age
CBI claims Badaun girls committed suicide   Times of India
The Hindu
Sky News
Hindustan Times
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