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They threatened to kill us if we didn’t leave India: Rohingya
Dhaka/Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh - Last October, Zakir Hossain was getting a haircut at a saloon in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad when the TV inside the shop flashed a report on India deporting
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Four arrested for plotting to bomb New York Muslim community
Three men and a high-school student have been arrested for allegedly planning to bomb a Muslim community in upstate New York, authorities said on Tuesday. The Rochester-area residents are accused of plotting to attack
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Putin and Erdogan to hold Syria talks
UNITED NATIONS: The UN's envoy to the Mideast said Tuesday that peacekeepers in Lebanon have not been given access to tunnels stretching into Israel, which UN officials say violate a case-fire resolution that ended
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UN envoy: No access for UN peacekeepers to Lebanon tunnels
UNITED NATIONS: The UN's envoy to the Mideast said Tuesday that peacekeepers in Lebanon have not been given access to tunnels stretching into Israel, which UN officials say violate a case-fire resolution that ended
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Assad blocks access to Damascus for EU envoys
BRUSSELS, DAMASCUS: Syria’s Bashar Assad has revoked special visas for EU diplomats and officials traveling regularly between Beirut and Damascus, complicating efforts to distribute aid to civil war victims, three senior EU diplomats said. Since
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LA teachers approve contract deal to end strike
Teachers in the US city of Los Angeles have approved a contract deal between their union and school officials, ending a six-day strike that disrupted classes for nearly half a million students. Although all votes
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Tonga facing ‘absolute disaster’ after internet cable blackout
Tonga's ability to communicate with the rest of the world has severely been restricted after a submarine cable broke, cutting off the Pacific island kingdom from almost all mobile phone and Internet services. The country,
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Hong Kong to unveil bill making mocking of China’s anthem a crime
Hong Kong is set to introduce a controversial bill to legislators that makes mocking the Chinese national anthem a criminal offence, with punishments of hefty fines and up to three years in jail. The
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Indonesia’s Widodo sets conditions for release of jailed leader
Indonesia's President Joko Widodo has said a scholar linked to the 2002 Bali bombings would only be freed from imprisonment if he pledged loyalty to the state and its secular ideology, after news he would
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One Palestinian killed, two wounded by Israeli air attack
A Palestinian man has been killed in an Israeli air attack in eastern Gaza, according to the Gaza health ministry. Mahmoud al-Nabahin, 24, was killed while two other Palestinians were wounded, one of whom


