en-zw-hotdailynews: 2014-12-13 Zimbabwe World

Mugabe lines up Grace for Cabinet
NewsDay
PRESIDENT ROBERT Mugabe is planning to appoint First Lady Grace Mugabe as the new Minister of Women Affairs after he did not name anyone to succeed Oppah Muchinguri who was yesterday sworn in as the new Minister of Higher and Tertiary ...

Africa in the News: Mugabe Purges Zimbabwean Cabinet, Nigeria Selects 2015 ...   EIN News Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean president reshuffles cabinet   Xinhua
Possible Mugabe Successor Takes Office   Voice of America
Zee News
Daily Mail
Channel News Asia
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Palestinian hitchhiker shot after acid attack on Israeli family
The Nation
JERUSALEM - A Palestinian described as mentally unstable threw acid at a family of Israelis who gave him a ride in the West Bank Friday before being shot and wounded, residents and the army said. The incident came as tensions run high in the occupied ...

Palestinian throws acid at Jewish family   Irish Examiner
Syria decries killing of Palestinian minister by Israelis   Press TV
Malaysia condemns use of excessive force   The Star Online
New Zealand Herald
The Daily Star
Ynetnews
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No winner in HK as endgame unfolds
The Straits Times
A policeman clashing with pro-democracy protesters in the Admiralty district of Hong Kong on Dec 1. The highly respected Hong Kong police force has lost some of the public's trust and support as a result of actions taken during the last 11 weeks of ...

Photos: Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protest Site Dismantled   Newsweek
More to fight for than democracy   South China Morning Post (subscription)
Scenes from Occupy Hong Kong's Last Stand   The New Yorker
Huffington Post
TODAYonline
Deutsche Welle
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MH17 investigation: Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko promises quick resolution
The Guardian
Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, has told an Australian audience those who were responsible for the downing on flight MH17 should be named. Photograph: Edgar Su/Reuters. Australian Associated Press. Friday 12 December 2014 22.01 EST.
Ukraine cheers US vote for military aid, Russia outraged   Zee News
US Congress approves fresh sanctions against Russia   DAWN.com
Russia slams new US law on Ukraine   Firstpost
CNN
Forbes
Businessweek
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Probe Under Way Into Air Traffic 'Glitch'
Sky News
The group that controls Britain's skies, NATS, confirms it is investigating what caused a fault with its flight data system. 03:33, UK, Saturday 13 December 2014. A grab from a NATS video. An image from a NATS video showing air traffic routes over the UK.
Air disruption not over yet: Fears of knock-on effect after computer glitch causes ...   Belfast Telegraph
Delays at Heathrow due to computer failure   Irish Times
Scottish flights hit by London air traffic control glitch   Herald Scotland
India Today
Bridgwater Mercury
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Islamic State influence spreads to African militants
Channel News Asia
Islamic State's influence is gaining ground in Africa, especially in Nigeria where it is evident in the tactics, rhetoric and even online media presence of the Boko Haram rebels. PHOTOS. A screengrab from a new Boko Haram video released by the Nigerian ...

Jang to Boko Haram bombers: Why kill innocent people?   The News
Jos Twin Blast: PLSG Confirms 33 Dead, 45 injured   Leadership Newspapers
Boko Haram attacks rated world's second deadliest   Nigerian Tribune
The Guardian Nigeria
Daily Sun
BBC News
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Assigning blame in the Athens Israeli embassy attack
Macleans.ca
Gunmen on motorcycles fired dozens of shots at the Israeli embassy in Athens this morning. No one was hurt. No group has claimed responsibility. And, as of this writing, nothing is known about the assailants. That hasn't stopped Israel from blaming the ...

Greece says embassy attack won't affect Greek-Israeli ties   Kathimerini
Police: Far-left group likely behind gunfire on Israeli embassy   Ynetnews
Greek Police: 'Far-Left Group' Behind Attack on Israeli Embassy   Arutz Sheva
Business Standard
Al-Bawaba
Xinhua
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Lawyer denies Pistorius threw 'a wobbly'
Sky News Australia
Oscar Pistorius's lawyer has denied that the jailed athlete had 'thrown a wobbly' after learning he could face a much harsher punishment for killing his girlfriend. Prosecutors on Wednesday won the right to appeal for Pistorius to be convicted of murder instead ...

Pistorius did not 'throw wobbly' over appeal: Lawyer   Channel News Asia
Lawyer dismisses reports of Pistorius being pissed over Masipa ruling   The New Age Online
Convicted Oscar Pistorius fumed after learning he could still face charge of murder   Zee News

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Celibacy is linked to priest child abuse in Australia
Irish Independent
The Catholic Church in Australia has said that obligatory celibacy may have contributed to priests abusing children, and recommended that clergy should be given "psychosexual" training. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
No plans for Catholic church to end celibacy vow, says Francis Sullivan   The Guardian
'Priests should be trained to cope with celibacy'   Irish Examiner
Catholic church links child sex abuse to celibacy vows   The Times (subscription)
Washington Post
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Ukraine plans to double military budget against fighting in east
Deutsche Welle
Kyiv intends to double its military spending and conscript 40,000 people to boost its forces fighting pro-Russian rebels. Amid economic troubles, officials may increase defense spending by cutting social payments. Ukrainian troops on tanks Photo: Konstantin ...

Ukraine defence chief wants budget doubled   Eyewitness News
Ukraine to call up 40000 more soldiers in 2015   The Guardian Nigeria
Ukraine defense chief wants budget doubled to fight separatists   Virginia Gazette

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