us-hotdailynews: 2015-07-25 U.S. World

President Obama due to begin busy Kenya schedule
BBC News
US President Barack Obama is to open a major business summit on the first full day of his landmark visit to Kenya. He has praised what he called the "dynamism" of Kenya's business class and is expected to call for greater efforts to tackle corruption.
Obama Arrives in Kenya, on Personal and Official Journey   New York Times
Barack Obama's 'homecoming': President returns to Kenya, reunites with father ...   The Indian Express
Kenya bids 'welcome home' to President Obama   Sydney Morning Herald
People Magazine
Irish Independent
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Turkey, Anticipating Attack, Strikes 3 ISIS Targets in Syria With Jets
New York Times
ISTANBUL — Turkish fighter jets struck three Islamic State targets in Syria on Friday in an effort to pre-empt a planned attack on Turkey, a senior Turkish government official said. The airstrikes came the day after Turkey engaged in its first ...
Turkey launches air strikes on PKK targets in Iraq   Telegraph.co.uk
Turkey stages first air strikes on Islamic State in Syria   Reuters
Turkey launches air raids against IS, Kurdish militants   Hindustan Times
Washington Post (blog)
Los Angeles Times
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Poll: US Jews more likely to back Iran deal than non-Jews
Jerusalem Post Israel News
'LA Jewish Journal' poll shows that 49 percent of American Jews support the deal and 31 percent oppose it. Protestors shout slogans as they demonstrate with thousands of others during a protest in New York. Protestors shout slogans as they demonstrate ...

Kerry Says Israel May Deepen Its Isolation by Opposing Iran Nuclear Accord   New York Times
Iran hits out at John Kerry's 'empty threats' over nuclear deal   The Guardian
Secretary of State John Kerry Gets Into 'Intense Exchange' With Jewish Leaders ...   TheBlaze.com
Irish Independent
Washington Post
CNN
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TIME

Ukraine: US Expands Aid to Train Regular Army Troops
New York Times
The United States Army will modestly expand nonlethal military assistance to Ukraine, beginning training this fall for Ukrainian Army personnel in the western part of the country, the Obama administration announced Friday. “This training is part of our ...

US extends training to Ukrainian military   The News International
US to Train Regular Ukrainian Troops   Voice of America
US To Start Training Ukrainian Army Troops This Fall   RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
STLtoday.com
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Reuters

Saudis land in Aden with equipment to re-open airport: Arabiya TV
Reuters
ADEN Two Saudi aircraft landed at Aden on Friday bringing equipment needed to re-open the city's airport four months after the Yemeni civil war shut it down, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV reported. Aden International Airport was recaptured on July 14 by ...
Yemeni officials, witnesses: Saudi-led coalition airstrikes kill more than 120 ...   Minneapolis Star Tribune
Saudi-led coalition airstrikes kill more than 120 in Yemen   San Francisco Chronicle (subscription)
Aden liberation hailed   Arab News

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Reuters

Burundi's Nkurunziza wins presidential vote boycotted by rivals
Reuters
BUJUMBURA Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza won a third term in office on Friday after the opposition boycotted the vote, a victory that leaves the east African nation politically divided and facing international isolation after months of unrest ...
World Watch   Wall Street Journal
Burundi's President Nkurunziza wins controversial third term   Washington Post
Burundi: President Nkurunziza wins controversial third term   Hindustan Times
Daily Mail
New York Times
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Thailand Charges 72 With Human Trafficking Crimes Ahead of US Report
New York Times
BANGKOK — Prosecutors in Thailand indicted 72 people on Friday, accusing them of involvement in a multinational human trafficking syndicate. The indictments were filed three days before the expected release of an annual State Department report on ...

US lauds Thai govt for indicting traffickers   AsiaOne
Thailand indicts 72 human trafficking suspects ahead of US report   Chicago Tribune
Thailand to charge 72 over human smuggling   The Straits Times
Phuketwan
Christian Science Monitor
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Pentagon chief flies into Iraqi Kurdistan, to meet Barzani
Daily Times
ERBIL: US Defence Secretary Ash Carter arrived on an unannounced visit on Friday to Erbil, capital of Iraq's Kurdistan region whose forces have emerged as one of America's strongest partners in the fight against Islamic State. Carter was expected to ...
SecDef Reveals 'Secret Sauce' To Defeating ISIS   Daily Caller
US defense chief meets with Kurds in Iraq to build strategy against Isis   The Guardian
Defense Secretary Carter meeting with Kurds in Iraq   Washington Post
Reuters Africa
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Round 2: Kabul, Taliban negotiators may meet on July 30
The Express Tribune
The second round of Pakistan-brokered peace talks between the Afghan government and Taliban negotiators is likely to be held this week. The first-ever direct talks between the two prime stakeholders in Afghanistan were held in Pakistan's north eastern ...

Second round of Afghan peace talks likely next week in China   Daily Times
Next round of Afghan talks set for July 30-31   The Nation
Afghan-Taliban peace talks likely in China next week   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Voice of America
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AL.com

President Obama shares his biggest frustration
AL.com
President Barack Obama said the lack of gun regulations has been the biggest frustration o his presidency. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin). Print Email · Leada Gore | lgore@al.com By Leada Gore | lgore@al.com AL.com. Email the author | Follow on Twitter
Obama's Evolving Outrage on Guns   The New Yorker
EU exit will diminish UK's clout: Obama   Times of India
Barack Obama's plea for UK to stay in the EU infuriates Tory Eurosceptics   Daily Mail
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