en-ie-hotdailynews: 2015-05-30 Ireland World

Pay deal is the first step in Coalition's bid for re-election
Irish Independent
The Coalition has stepped up its bid to buy re-election by promising to deliver a pay deal that demands little in return from the country's 290,000 public servants. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. State employees ...

Public service pay deal costing €566m affordable, says Howlin   Irish Times
Deal reached on public service pay   Irish Examiner
New agreement sees public pay boost of €2000   RTE.ie
Herald
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Cuba Not Off the Hook, Despite Removal From List
Voice of America
STATE DEPARTMENT—. The United States has dropped Cuba from its State Sponsor of Terrorism list but the removal does not clear Havana of all U.S. embargoes and statutory restrictions. The State Department announced Friday that Cuba had been ...

US removes Cuba from terrorism list   DAWN.com
US removes Cuba from list of terrorism sponsors   Los Angeles Times
US Drops Cuba From State Terrorism List, Paving the Way for Embassies   ABC News
Daily News & Analysis
New Zealand Herald
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China Deployed Artillery on Disputed Island, US Says
New York Times
SINGAPORE — The United States has spotted a pair of mobile artillery vehicles on an artificial island that China is building in the South China Sea, a resource-rich stretch of ocean crossed by vital shipping lanes, American officials said. China's construction ...

US Defense Chief calls on China to end sea expansion   CNN
Insight - Civilians emerge as pawns in South China Sea legal chess game ...   Firstpost
Carter Warns China on Sea Tensions While Urging Conduct Code   Bloomberg
Wall Street Journal
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Suicide bomber kills three in S. Arabia
DAWN.com
RIYADH: A suicide bomber disguised as a woman blew himself up outside a mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia on Friday, killing himself and three other people, the second attack of its kind in the kingdom in one week. The bombing, which was claimed by the ...

Deadly Friday: IS bombs second mosque in Saudi province   The Express Tribune
Terrorism 'a dangerous plague'   Gulf Daily News
Saudi suicide bomber dressed as woman   Brisbane Times
KWCH
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Merkel vows to keep UK in EU
Gulf Daily News
BERLIN: German Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed yesterday to help keep Britain in the EU by working on reforms with Prime Minister David Cameron, even keeping the door open to treaty change. Offering a warm and conciliatory tone to visiting Cameron ...

Give Me a Crash Course in . . . Brexit   Irish Times
View from abroad: Can't live with EU — can't live without EU   DAWN.com
Cameron will appeal to 'hearts and minds' on EU   The Times (subscription)
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Sepp Blatter Withstands Scandal and Criticism to Secure a Fifth Term
New York Times
ZURICH — The week began with Sepp Blatter, FIFA's longtime president, acting anxious. Normally gregarious and chirping, Mr. Blatter greeted arriving members of the executive committee of FIFA, world soccer's governing body, on Monday with an ...

Blatter full of blather as he wins again   Irish Independent
At G7 meet, UK wanted Sepp Blatter out   Times of India
Blatter wins fifth FIFA term as challenger concedes   Reuters Canada
Montreal Gazette
Los Angeles Times
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US Signals Willingness to Expand Military Cooperation With Nigeria
New York Times
ABUJA, Nigeria — As Nigeria swore in Muhammadu Buhari as the new president on Friday, the Obama administration signaled that it was prepared to expand military cooperation in the fight against Boko Haram. Secretary of State John Kerry, who led the ...

Kerry attends inauguration of Nigeria's new president   Washington Post
Nigeria starts new chapter as Buhari sworn in as President   Irish Independent
Buhari To Nigerians: 'We've Opportunity, Let's Take It'   The Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
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Reuters

Fighters battle Houthis in Yemen's southern city of Aden
Reuters
ADEN Heavy fighting erupted in southern Yemen near Aden airport on Friday when local militia attacked Shi'ite Houthi rebels in a push to drive them from the district, residents and fighters said. Saudi-led forces also made four air strikes on a military base ...

Houthis kill Sanaa's governor, nephew   DAWN.com
Houthi rebels in Yemen are holding multiple Americans prisoner   Washington Post
Notable & Quotable   Wall Street Journal
Arab News
The Express Tribune
The Daily Star
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Pakistan: 19 killed as gunmen attack two passenger coaches
Sydney Morning Herald
Quetta, Pakistan: Unidentified gunmen have stormed two passenger coaches in southwest Pakistan, killing at least 19 people. The buses were en route to Karachi late on Friday when they were attacked in Mastung district, deputy district commissioner Akbar ...

Militants kill 19 abducted passengers in Balochistan   The Hindu
Gunmen storm two coaches near Mastung, butcher 19 passengers   DAWN.com
Execution-style killing: 20 bus passengers mowed down in Mastung   The Express Tribune
India Today
CTV News
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RTE.ie

Irishwoman to become first female Oxford head
RTE.ie
Professor Louise Richardson, who is currently principal at St Andrews University, is set to take up the role at the start of next year, subject to the approval of the institution's legislative body, known as Congregation. She has been put forward by a nominating ...

Waterford native is first woman to take top job at Oxford   Irish Examiner
Louise Richardson named as first female VC of Oxford University   The Australian
Irish woman gets top job in Oxford University   Irish Independent
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