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Death toll in Syria arms depot blast rises to 69: monitor
TUNIS: Tunisia’s president on Monday proposed giving women equal inheritance rights despite protests from thousands of people objecting to any challenge to Islamic law.The North African Muslim country, which toppled autocrat Zine El Abidine
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Iran’s problems ‘internal, not just sanctions’: Khamenei
SHEBAA, Lebanon: Dozens of Syrian refugees left Lebanon by bus on Monday in the latest of a wave of returns to their war-torn country, Lebanese authorities said.An AFP photographer in the southern town of
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Afghanistan: 20 civilians, 100 security forces killed in Ghazni
A Taliban assault on the Afghan strategic city of Ghazni has entered its fourth day, with the death toll climbing above 300, including civilians, security forces and Taliban fighters, according to government officials. Defence
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Media platforms and far-right movements in the UK
From France's National Front to Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD) to the neo-Nazis of Golden Dawn in Greece, far-right populists are grabbing the headlines and seem to be on the rise across Europe. A
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Sierra Leone mudslide survivors still living without homes
It has been a year since a mudslide on the outskirts of Sierra Leone's capital killed more than 1,100 people, many remain without a shelter.
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Gaza’s cancer patients between siege, political failure
Cancer patients in Gaza are being turned away from hospitals because doctors have run out of drugs. The land, air and sea blockade by Israel has delayed medical supplies from reaching the besieged strip
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Charlottesville: A symbol of US’ deepening racial divides?
Some people see Charlottesville as a symbol of the United States' deepening racial divisions in the era of President Donald Trump, a year after a woman who was at a protest against a white
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Egypt: Police kill 6 suspected militants in Cairo suburb
BEIRUT: Egypt is yet to prosecute members of the security forces over a bloody 2013 crackdown on protesters that left hundreds dead, Human Rights Watch said Monday, urging “justice” for the killings.Five years ago
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‘No justice’ over bloody Egypt protest crackdown 5 years on: HRW
BEIRUT: Egypt is yet to prosecute members of the security forces over a bloody 2013 crackdown on protesters that left hundreds dead, Human Rights Watch said Monday, urging “justice” for the killings.Five years ago
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Iran unveils next generation missile
TEHRAN: Iran's defence minister unveiled the next generation of Tehran's Fateh Mobin short-range ballistic missile on Monday, according to conservative news agency Tasnim."As promised to our dear people, we will not spare any effort


