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Palestinian dies of wounds after Gaza clashes
DAMASCUS: Syria reopened a wing of the capital’s famed antiquities museum on Sunday after six years of closure to protect its exhibits and visitors from rebel rocket fire in the civil war.Officials swung open
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Muslims crowdfund for victims of Pittsburgh synagogue attack
The Muslim-American community has raised tens of thousands of dollars in a crowdfunding effort to help the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting that left at least 11 people dead and six wounded. The
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One dead in Sri Lanka shooting as political crisis escalates
One person has been killed and two others wounded in Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo, when the bodyguard of a cabinet minister under ousted Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe opened fire at a crowd of protesters.
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Georgia elections: Ex-foreign ministers in close presidency race
Georgians voted in presidential elections on Sunday, with two former foreign ministers as the frontrunners for the largely ceremonial office. French-born Salome Zurabishvili and anti-corruption Grigol Vashadze have an almost equal chance of being
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The end of ‘terrorism’?
A white gunman walks into a synagogue outside of Pittsburgh and guns down eleven congregants after screaming, "All Jews must die!" during Sabbath services. Another self-identifying white male sends a string of "mail bombs"
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Encounters, civilian deaths keep Kashmir on boil
Pulwama, Indian-administered Kashmir - Encounters, killings, stone pelting and protests have become a daily affair in India-administered Kashmir, with the toll on human lives spiking in past two years. According to local reports, at least 50
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Ocean conservation: Kenyan fishermen turn reef rangers
Some fishermen in Kenya have hung up their nets - and are instead trying to conserve marine life. Now known as "reef rangers", they have been trained to monitor fish stocks and their habitats.
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One month since tsunami, health crisis persists in Palu
An Indonesian city is facing a public health crisis - exactly a month after being devastated by an earthquake, followed by a tsunami. Torrential rain now threatens to spread malaria and dengue fever in
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South Sudan identity: Split leaves many without documents
Many South Sudanese living in Sudan are being forced to live on the margins as they have no way to prove their identity. That's because they were there before South Sudan became an independent
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DR Congo election: First major pro-government rally
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, campaigning for December's presidential race is heating up. The ruling coalition has held its first major gathering in the capital Kinshasa, attracting tens of thousands of supporters. But


