en-ie-hotdailynews: 2015-07-03 Ireland World

Alexis Tsipras's Enemies Try to Use Greek Vote Against Him
New York Times
ATHENS — Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says the referendum in Greece on Sunday is simply about whether to agree to what he sees as a bad deal from the country's creditors. Many of his opponents say it is actually about whether Greece wants to stay ...
Greek economy will need another €50bn bailout, IMF warns Europe   Irish Independent
Greece's Varoufakis confident of debt deal after vote: Report   Financial Express
Greece will need relief for 'unsustainable debt', says IMF   Irish Times
Toronto Star
Reuters Africa
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Captain of TransAsia Flight 235 shut off working engine after other failed
CNN
Fifty eight people were aboard TransAsia Airways ATR-72 when it veered out of control as it flew to Kinmen, off the coast of the Chinese province of Xiamen on February 2, 2015. The passenger plane clipped a bridge and plunged into a river in Taiwan ...
'Wow, pulled back the wrong throttle' - crash pilot   Irish Independent
TransAsia Crash Pilot Turned Off Wrong Engine   Sky News
'Wow, pulled back wrong side throttle': Taiwanese pilot accidentally turned ...   RT
The Straits Times
The Chosun Ilbo
Focus Taiwan News Channel
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Internet laggard Cuba opens WiFi hotspots across country
The Star Online
GETTING WITH THE TIMES: The Cuban government has finally decided that broad Internet access is essential to a 21st century economy. Pictured is a woman using the Internet via public WiFi in Havana. — Reuters. Cuba has opened 35 WiFi access points ...

Cuba launches 1st public Wi-Fi hotspots on Havana avenue   STLtoday.com
Cuba, an Internet laggard, opens Wi-Fi hotspots across country   Daily News & Analysis
Historic shift   Chron.com
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Miami Herald
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Malaysia seeks plane crash tribunal
Irish Independent
Malaysia has told the United Nations that it plans to submit a resolution that would establish an international tribunal to prosecute those responsible for shooting down a Malaysia Airlines plane over Ukraine.
MH17 disaster: Malaysia pushes for criminal tribunal   BBC News
Malaysia Wants a Tribunal for Malaysia Airlines Crash   New York Times
Malaysia seeks UNSC resolution to find who downed flight MH17   Business Standard

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Robot grabs and crushes worker to death at Volkswagen factory
Irish Independent
The man died on Monday at the plant in Baunatal, about 100km north of Frankfurt, VW spokesman Heiko Hillwig said. The 22-year-old was part of a team that was setting up the stationary robot when it grabbed and crushed him against a metal plate, ...

A robot killed a factory worker in Germany. So who should go on trial?   Chicago Tribune
Robot kills man at Volkswagen plant in Germany   Inquirer.net
Robot kills man in Germany   The Nation
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Deutsche Welle
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At a military base on edge, a loud boom prompts panic and massive response at ...
Washington Post
On another dreary, overcast morning, as people trudged into Building 197 in the Washington Navy Yard on Thursday, the message went out again: “Active shooter in building.” It had been 654 days since those people had heard the same words. “I thought: ...

'Gunman' at Washington Navy Yard a false alarm   Irish Independent
Police Respond to False Alarm at Washington Navy Yard   ABC News
No evidence of shooting at navy site in Washington: Police   Times of India
DAWN.com
Washington Times
13WMAZ
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Muslims in Irish protest against IS atrocities
Irish Examiner
Muslims from different parts of the country are to hold a “Not in our Name” demonstration on Dublin's O'Connell Street in protest against the atrocities inspired by terror group Islamic State. Organisers said Muslims should not remain silent while the ...
The onus is now on Muslims to condemn jihadism   Irish Independent
Deny Isis its real weapon - our fear   Mail & Guardian Online
Global Terror: France's Islamic problem   Jerusalem Post Israel News
Insideireland.ie
gulfnews.com
World Tribune
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Baby-murder mother jailed for nine years
The Times (subscription)
A 51-year-old nursing assistant was sentenced to nine years' imprisonment in northern France yesterday for murdering eight of her newborn babies. Dominique Cottrez gave birth to the children over an 11-year period from 1989 to 2000. She suffocated each ...

French mum jailed for killing 8 babies   Sky News Australia
French woman who killed eight babies jailed for nine years   Irish Times
France mother given nine-year sentence in prison for killing eight of her ...   National Post

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