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Can Hamas walk the fine line between deterrence and escalation?
More than a month has passed since the last significant exchange of fire between the Israeli military and Palestinian factions in the occupied Gaza Strip. Thus, despite a number of significant and deadly flare-ups,
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Five die after shoot-out at Mexico City’s Garibaldi Plaza
Five people have died after a shoot-out at Mexico City's Garibaldi Plaza, a tourist hotspot known for its mariachi bands. On Friday evening, gunmen dressed as mariachi musicians opened fire before making a getaway on
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Israeli fatally stabbed by Palestinian in West Bank
JERUSALEM: A Palestinian fatally stabbed an Israeli man near the entrance to a mall in the occupied West Bank on Sunday before being shot by a civilian, officials said.No details were immediately provided on
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Typhoon Mangkhut rips through Hong Kong, China, at least 66 dead
Hong Kong and southern China took cover on Sunday as strong winds and heavy rain from Typhoon Mangkhut lashed the densely populated coast, a day after the biggest storm to hit the Philippines this
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Israeli settler dies after stabbing in occupied West Bank
An Israeli settler has died after an alleged stabbing attack by a Palestinian who was then shot and wounded in the occupied West Bank, according to reports. The incident on Sunday took place near
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What to expect from high-stakes Kim-Moon summit
Seoul, South Korea - South Korean President Moon Jae-in, joined by more than 200 officials, is set to embark on a high-stakes trip to Pyongyang for talks with his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong-un.
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Historical French Gypsy neighbourhood faces demolition
In the French city of Perpignan, a Gypsy community's historical neighbourhood is being threatened with demolition. Saint Jaques is one of the poorest neighbourhoods in France and local officials say it is in need
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Dutch Catholic Church accused of covering up child abuse
High-ranking members of the Dutch Catholic Church have been accused of taking part or actively covering up child abuse between 1945 and 2010. More than half of Dutch bishops, cardinals and auxiliary bishops knew
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Polls open in Syrian local elections: State media
DAMASCUS: Syrians in government-controlled areas cast their ballots on Sunday in the first local elections there since 2011, when the country’s ill-fated uprising erupted against President Bashar al-Assad’s rule. Seven years since the last
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Several Houthis killed and injured in clashes with Yemeni army in Al-Baydah
KHAN AL-AHMAR, West Bank: For the anxious Palestinian residents of Khan Al-Ahmar, there’s little left to do but wait.After the West Bank hamlet lost its last legal protection against demolition late last week, Israeli


