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London Attacker Interested In Jihad But No Evidence Of ISIS Link: Police
British police said on Monday they had found no evidence that Khalid Masood, who killed four people in an attack on parliament last week, had any association with ISIS or al Qaeda, but he was clearly interested in jihad.
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Russia Accuses US-Led Coalition Strike Of Killing 6 In Syria
The Russian military says a US-led coalition airstrike on a Syrian village in the province of Aleppo has killed six civilians.
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4 Bangladeshi Men Convicted Of Terror Financing In Singapore
Four Bangladeshi workers held on suspicion of planning attacks linked to the ISIS in their own country were convicted of financing terrorism by a court in Singapore on Tuesday.
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Al Qaeda Says It Killed Bangladesh Gay Activist, Friend
The banned group Ansar-al Islam, the Bangladeshi branch of al Qaeda on the Indian subcontinent, has claimed responsibility for the killings of a gay rights activist and his friend in the capital, Dhaka.
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Why The 9/11 Attack Case Grinds On So Slowly At Guantanamo
Five men accused of directing and financing the September 11 plot were back in their high-security cellblock at the Guantanamo Bay detention center after a pretrial hearing when the general in charge of prosecuting them delivered a somber message for families of people killed in the attack.
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Turkish President in Somalia to Launch Development Projects
Under tight security, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday launched development projects sponsored by his government including an airport terminal in the Somali capital, Mogadishu.
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Saudi King Abdullah, A Gradual Modernizer
In a kingdom where ultra-conservative Muslim clerics long have held a lock on all aspects of society, King Abdullah's incremental reforms echoed mightily.
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French Muslims Have Both Rights, Responsibilities: Francois Hollande
President Francois Hollande says France's millions of Muslims should be protected and respected and in turn they should also respect the nation's strict secular policies.
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Al Qaeda's Yemen Unit Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack
A top leader of Yemen's Al-Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a Paris newspaper when two masked gunmen killed 12 people, including much of the weekly's editorial staff and two police officers.
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France to Hold Emergency Meeting to Avert Terror Attacks
Key members of the French government will meet on Saturday morning to decide on new measures aimed at thwarting a repeat of the attacks in Paris that culminated in a massacre of 12 people at a satirical newspaper, and a supermarket bloodbath that left four hostages dead.
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Al-Qaeda Member in Yemen Says Group Directed Paris Attack
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula directed the attack against the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris "as revenge for the honor" of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, a member of the group told The Associated Press on Friday.
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French Police Identify 3 Suspects in Charlie Hebdo Attack
French police officials identified three men as suspects in a deadly attack against newspaper offices that killed 12 people and shook the world on Wednesday.
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Indian-Born American Jailed for 15 Years for Helping Al Qaeda
An Indian-born American was jailed for 15 years in Miami on Wednesday for conspiring to provide thousands of dollars to Al-Qaeda and its affiliates in Syria and Somalia, US justice officials said.
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George Bush Misled Nation in Run-Up to Iraq War, Says Senator Carl Levin
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee released new information on Thursday that he claims is evidence that the Bush Administration misled the nation in the run-up to the war in Iraq.
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US, NATO Ceremonially End Afghan Combat Mission
The US and NATO ceremonially ended their combat mission in Afghanistan today, 13 years after the September 11 terror attacks sparked their invasion of the country to topple the Taliban-led Government.
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London Attacker Interested In Jihad But No Evidence Of ISIS Link: Police
British police said on Monday they had found no evidence that Khalid Masood, who killed four people in an attack on parliament last week, had any association with ISIS or al Qaeda, but he was clearly interested in jihad.
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Russia Accuses US-Led Coalition Strike Of Killing 6 In Syria
The Russian military says a US-led coalition airstrike on a Syrian village in the province of Aleppo has killed six civilians.
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4 Bangladeshi Men Convicted Of Terror Financing In Singapore
Four Bangladeshi workers held on suspicion of planning attacks linked to the ISIS in their own country were convicted of financing terrorism by a court in Singapore on Tuesday.
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Al Qaeda Says It Killed Bangladesh Gay Activist, Friend
The banned group Ansar-al Islam, the Bangladeshi branch of al Qaeda on the Indian subcontinent, has claimed responsibility for the killings of a gay rights activist and his friend in the capital, Dhaka.
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Why The 9/11 Attack Case Grinds On So Slowly At Guantanamo
Five men accused of directing and financing the September 11 plot were back in their high-security cellblock at the Guantanamo Bay detention center after a pretrial hearing when the general in charge of prosecuting them delivered a somber message for families of people killed in the attack.
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Turkish President in Somalia to Launch Development Projects
Under tight security, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday launched development projects sponsored by his government including an airport terminal in the Somali capital, Mogadishu.
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Saudi King Abdullah, A Gradual Modernizer
In a kingdom where ultra-conservative Muslim clerics long have held a lock on all aspects of society, King Abdullah's incremental reforms echoed mightily.
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French Muslims Have Both Rights, Responsibilities: Francois Hollande
President Francois Hollande says France's millions of Muslims should be protected and respected and in turn they should also respect the nation's strict secular policies.
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Al Qaeda's Yemen Unit Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Attack
A top leader of Yemen's Al-Qaeda branch has claimed responsibility for last week's attack on a Paris newspaper when two masked gunmen killed 12 people, including much of the weekly's editorial staff and two police officers.
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France to Hold Emergency Meeting to Avert Terror Attacks
Key members of the French government will meet on Saturday morning to decide on new measures aimed at thwarting a repeat of the attacks in Paris that culminated in a massacre of 12 people at a satirical newspaper, and a supermarket bloodbath that left four hostages dead.
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Al-Qaeda Member in Yemen Says Group Directed Paris Attack
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula directed the attack against the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris "as revenge for the honor" of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, a member of the group told The Associated Press on Friday.
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French Police Identify 3 Suspects in Charlie Hebdo Attack
French police officials identified three men as suspects in a deadly attack against newspaper offices that killed 12 people and shook the world on Wednesday.
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Indian-Born American Jailed for 15 Years for Helping Al Qaeda
An Indian-born American was jailed for 15 years in Miami on Wednesday for conspiring to provide thousands of dollars to Al-Qaeda and its affiliates in Syria and Somalia, US justice officials said.
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George Bush Misled Nation in Run-Up to Iraq War, Says Senator Carl Levin
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee released new information on Thursday that he claims is evidence that the Bush Administration misled the nation in the run-up to the war in Iraq.
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US, NATO Ceremonially End Afghan Combat Mission
The US and NATO ceremonially ended their combat mission in Afghanistan today, 13 years after the September 11 terror attacks sparked their invasion of the country to topple the Taliban-led Government.
