VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - September 22, 2014
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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Afghan presidential candidates agree on national unity government, bomb kills two policemen in Egyptian capital, group of Rwandan rebels in D.R. Congo won't disarm without promise of protection, and Malaysia screens banned Singaporean political documentary.
AFGHANISTAN
Power-Sharing Agreement Ends Election Drama
Ashraf Ghani will serve as president, while Abdullah Abdullah's role of chief executive resembles that of prime minister.
EGYPT
Bomb Attack Kills Policemen in Cairo
The blast targeted a police checkpoint near the Foreign Ministry building in Cairo.
D.R. CONGO
Rwandan Rebels Seek Security Before They Disarm
Commander of the Tigers says he and his militia want to return to their country and form a political party.
SINGAPORE
Banned Political Documentary Screened in Malaysia
The government claims the subjects of 'To Singapore, With Love' gave untruthful accounts and that the film undermines national security.
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