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Attack on Turkish troops in Syria kills two soldiers | Syria News
Three other soldiers were wounded in an attack targeting Turkish forces in Idlib province. An attack on Turkish troops in…
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Decades after 9/11, what became of the US’s neoconservatives? | Al-Qaeda News
In the weeks before former President Bill Clinton delivered his State of the Union address to Congress in 1998, a…
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Behind the Lens: Photographing the chaos and confusion of 9/11 | Conflict
Throughout my career in photojournalism, it was rare to find out who the people in my photographs were. For routine…
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Palestinian families of escaped prisoners targeted by Israelis | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Jenin Refugee Camp, Occupied West Bank – Israeli forces are arresting relatives of Palestinian prisoners on the run after their…
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Aid groups warn of ‘impending humanitarian crisis’ in Afghanistan | Asia News
International aid agencies have raised the alarm about an “impending humanitarian crisis” in Afghanistan, with medical charity Doctors Without Borders…
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Morocco footballers burst into song after escaping Guinea coup | Football News
Players and support staff departed Conakry after being holed up in their hotel during the first hours of the putsch.…
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Long road to recovery after Hurricane Ida | US & Canada News
The coronavirus pandemic claimed Kendall Duthu’s job as a cook at a jambalaya restaurant. Then Hurricane Ida claimed his house.…
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Women march in Kabul to demand role in Taliban government | Taliban News
Kabul, Afghanistan – Dozens of women took to the streets of the capital on Saturday to demand their right to…
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How will legal cannabis firms navigate Mexico’s business risks? | Business and Economy News
Mexico City, Mexico – Legal cannabis is coming to Mexico, and many foreign investors are chomping at the bit. Mexico…
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UK will not recognise Taliban but sees scope for dialogue: Raab | Asia News
Foreign secretary’s comments in Doha come as he remains under fire over his handling of the crisis. The United Kingdom…
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