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CNN Asia : 2015October04Sunday

Terror link in Aussie police shooting

19 dead, dozens injured after U.S. bombing

Dozens missing after bombing

Should we still be worried about Taliban?

Taliban seizes another area

What's cooking your kitchen?

Mesmerizing portraits of India

The Taliban claim that they shot the plane down

Indian mob murders man over cow

Former Afghan soldier chronicles journey

NY Times - Asia Pacific : 2015October04Sunday

Doctors Without Borders Says It Is Leaving Kunduz After Strike on Hospital

Taliban’s New Leader Strengthens His Hold With Intrigue and Battlefield Victory

Bangladesh Skeptical of Claims That ISIS Was Behind Shootings of Foreigners

Mob Attack, Fueled by Rumors of Cow Slaughter, Has Political Overtones in India

Airstrike Hits Doctors Without Borders Hospital in Afghanistan

Trade Negotiations Stall Over Drugs and Dairy, Extending Talks Another Day

Survivors Tell of Kunduz Hospital in Flames

China’s Ambitious Rail Projects Crash Into Harsh Realities in Latin America

South Korean Jehovah’s Witnesses Face Stigma of Not Serving in Army

In Bangladesh, a Second Foreigner Is Violently Killed

BBC Asia News : 2015October04Sunday

MSF demands Afghan hospital inquiry

Haze health fears shut Malaysia schools

Doll captivates Australian rugby fans

Japanese man shot dead in Bangladesh

'Japan have not played their best'

Australia murder 'linked to terrorism'

Samoa 5-26 Japan

Manohar elected Indian cricket boss

Inzamam named Afghanistan coach

Boy sentenced to life over Anzac plot

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WSJ Asia News: 2015October04Sunday

U.S. Airstrike Kills 19 at Hospital in Afghanistan

Typhoon Mujigae Approaches South China

Islamic State Says It Killed Japanese Man in Bangladesh

Iran Expands Role in Syria Alongside Russia

U.S. Leads World in Mass Shootings

Australia Shooting Revives Lone-Wolf Concerns

How Thailand Plans to Jump-Start Its Economy

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Reuters - Asia News: 2015October04Sunday

Medical charity MSF demands independent inquiry into air strike on Afghan hospital

Afghans trapped by fighting in city "no longer fit for living"

Bangladesh beefs up security for foreigners after second killing claimed by Islamic State

Islamic State claims responsibility for killing Japanese man in Bangladesh

MSF demands independent probe into Afghan hospital air strike that killed 22

NATO says investigation into Afghan air strike may be finished in days

Aid group phoned NATO, U.S. officials as bombs hit Afghan hospital for nearly an hour

Afghan leader says head of U.S-led forces offers condolences after bombing

U.N. rights chief says Afghan bombing may be war crime

Sri Lanka raises excise duty to boost revenue

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Nikkei - Asia News: 2015October04Sunday