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Osama Bin Laden's Son Ordered To Leave France Over Social Media Posts
French authorities have ordered Omar bin Laden, a son of slain Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, to leave the country over posts on social media, France's interior minister announced on Tuesday.
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Displaced Gaza Student Tries To Study Despite Destruction Of Universities
Shahed Abu Omar, 20, was in her third year studying computer science at Gaza's Al Azhar University when it was reduced to rubble by Israel's military campaign in the Palestinian territory.
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Abu Dhabi Royal To Invest In Banker Rajeev Misra's New $6.8 Billion Vehicle
As Gulf oil wealth flows to all corners of the globe - backing mega mergers, propping up economies and upending the world of sport - moves by a key member of Abu Dhabi's ruling family have positioned him as one of world's most influential dealmakers.
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Future Technology Will Have Indian Fingerprints "Everywhere": UAE Minister
United Arab Emirates Minister Omar bin Sultan Al Olama on Wednesday said the future will have Indian fingerprints for "everyone and everywhere", as he praised the country for the strides it has made in the field of technology.
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"I'm Very Impressed By Your Minister...": UAE Minister On S Jaishankar
Omar Sultan Al Olama, the UAE's Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, on Wednesday lauded External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, saying he is impressed by how he positions India's foreign policy on the world stage.
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Pak Court Orders US Journalist Daniel Pearl Murder Accused's Release From Jail
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the release from prison on Tuesday of Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, a ringleader in the kidnapping and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl by al Qaeda and Pakistani terrorists in 2002.
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Jason Holder Slams West Indies' Poor All-Round Effort After Bangladesh Loss
Bangladesh made the joint second highest successful run-chase in a World Cup match and the highest against West Indies in the tournament history.
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Jason Holder First Windies All-Rounder Since Garfield Sobers To Top ICC Rankings
Windies captain Jason Holder struck a commanding 202 not out and also took two useful wickets in first-innings.
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Saudi's First Woman News Anchor Makes Debut On Evening Bulletin
A journalist from Saudi Arabia has created history by becoming the woman to deliver an evening news bulletin on television. Weam Al Dakheel, appearing alongside anchor Omar Al Nashwan, presented the news bulletin on the state-owned Saudi TV Channel 1, Khaleej Times reported.
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Bangladesh Bowled Out By West Indies For Their Lowest Test Total
Bangladesh on Wednesday slumped to their lowest-ever Test total as Shakib Al Hasan's team was bowled out for a paltry 43 against the West Indies.
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Disputed Penalty Lifts Syria World Cup Hopes
Syria came from behind to draw 1-1 with Australia and set up a nerve-jangling play-off second leg in Sydney.
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Car Bomb Kills 3, Wounds 5 In Somali Capital: Police
A car bomb outside a restaurant in the Somali capital killed three people and wounded five on Saturday, an official said.
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Federal Agent Says Iraqi Refugee Wanted To Bomb Texas Malls
An Iraqi refugee who is facing charges he tried to help the ISIS wanted to set off bombs at two Houston malls and was learning to make electronic transmitters that could be used to detonate explosive devices, a federal agent testified Wednesday.
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FBI Says Refugees Used Social Media To Plan Fight In Syria
An Iraqi man bragged about his experience fighting in Syria and the skills he developed as a teenage insurgent as he urged a fellow Iraqi refugee in the U.S. to join him in what both hoped would be martyrdom, according to documents filed in federal court.
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2 Arrested In US Over Links To ISIS
US authorities said two people with ties to the ISIS are due in court today in California and Texas, including a refugee from Syria accused of returning there to fight alongside ISIS.
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Osama Bin Laden's Son Ordered To Leave France Over Social Media Posts
French authorities have ordered Omar bin Laden, a son of slain Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, to leave the country over posts on social media, France's interior minister announced on Tuesday.
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Displaced Gaza Student Tries To Study Despite Destruction Of Universities
Shahed Abu Omar, 20, was in her third year studying computer science at Gaza's Al Azhar University when it was reduced to rubble by Israel's military campaign in the Palestinian territory.
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Abu Dhabi Royal To Invest In Banker Rajeev Misra's New $6.8 Billion Vehicle
As Gulf oil wealth flows to all corners of the globe - backing mega mergers, propping up economies and upending the world of sport - moves by a key member of Abu Dhabi's ruling family have positioned him as one of world's most influential dealmakers.
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Future Technology Will Have Indian Fingerprints "Everywhere": UAE Minister
United Arab Emirates Minister Omar bin Sultan Al Olama on Wednesday said the future will have Indian fingerprints for "everyone and everywhere", as he praised the country for the strides it has made in the field of technology.
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"I'm Very Impressed By Your Minister...": UAE Minister On S Jaishankar
Omar Sultan Al Olama, the UAE's Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, on Wednesday lauded External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, saying he is impressed by how he positions India's foreign policy on the world stage.
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Pak Court Orders US Journalist Daniel Pearl Murder Accused's Release From Jail
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the release from prison on Tuesday of Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, a ringleader in the kidnapping and murder of US journalist Daniel Pearl by al Qaeda and Pakistani terrorists in 2002.
-
Jason Holder Slams West Indies' Poor All-Round Effort After Bangladesh Loss
Bangladesh made the joint second highest successful run-chase in a World Cup match and the highest against West Indies in the tournament history.
-
Jason Holder First Windies All-Rounder Since Garfield Sobers To Top ICC Rankings
Windies captain Jason Holder struck a commanding 202 not out and also took two useful wickets in first-innings.
-
Saudi's First Woman News Anchor Makes Debut On Evening Bulletin
A journalist from Saudi Arabia has created history by becoming the woman to deliver an evening news bulletin on television. Weam Al Dakheel, appearing alongside anchor Omar Al Nashwan, presented the news bulletin on the state-owned Saudi TV Channel 1, Khaleej Times reported.
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Bangladesh Bowled Out By West Indies For Their Lowest Test Total
Bangladesh on Wednesday slumped to their lowest-ever Test total as Shakib Al Hasan's team was bowled out for a paltry 43 against the West Indies.
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Disputed Penalty Lifts Syria World Cup Hopes
Syria came from behind to draw 1-1 with Australia and set up a nerve-jangling play-off second leg in Sydney.
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Car Bomb Kills 3, Wounds 5 In Somali Capital: Police
A car bomb outside a restaurant in the Somali capital killed three people and wounded five on Saturday, an official said.
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Federal Agent Says Iraqi Refugee Wanted To Bomb Texas Malls
An Iraqi refugee who is facing charges he tried to help the ISIS wanted to set off bombs at two Houston malls and was learning to make electronic transmitters that could be used to detonate explosive devices, a federal agent testified Wednesday.
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FBI Says Refugees Used Social Media To Plan Fight In Syria
An Iraqi man bragged about his experience fighting in Syria and the skills he developed as a teenage insurgent as he urged a fellow Iraqi refugee in the U.S. to join him in what both hoped would be martyrdom, according to documents filed in federal court.
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2 Arrested In US Over Links To ISIS
US authorities said two people with ties to the ISIS are due in court today in California and Texas, including a refugee from Syria accused of returning there to fight alongside ISIS.
