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Teenager Who Disappeared 26 Years Ago Rescued From Neighbour's Cellar Just 100 Metres From Home
Police was alerted after the neighbour's brother suggested on social media that his sibling was involved in kidnapping. He revealed the information since the brothers are involved in a dispute over inheritance.
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38 Arrested Over Deadly Ethnic Violence: Algeria
Algerian authorities have arrested 38 people in connection with deadly ethnic unrest between Berbers and Arabs in the south of the country, police and the gendarmerie said today.
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France Deports Father of Islamist Gunman Merah to Algeria
France today deported the Algerian father of an Islamist who gunned down French soldiers and Jewish children in a 2012 killing spree, police sources said.
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Algerian Mayor Shot Dead, Throat Slit by 'Terrorists'
The mayor of a town in Algeria was shot dead and had his throat slit by unidentified "terrorists" on Friday, police were quoted by the APS news agency as saying.
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Algeria Police Protests are Signs of Deep Divisions, Say Analysts
Hundreds of protesters thronged the grounds of the presidential palace recently, demanding a better life. Algeria has seen many demonstrations like this one in its tumultuous modern history, but this time something was different: The marchers were the police usually in charge of crowd control.
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Italy Navy Rescues 2,600 Boat Migrants
More than 2,600 migrants were rescued by the Italian navy this weekend, authorities said Monday, as police searched for new arrivals who landed by night on Sicily's southern coast.
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World Cup 2014: France Arrest Dozens After Unrest Over Algeria Qualification
French police said some 30 people were arrested in the Paris region and the rest in cities across the country, after Algeria reached the last 16 for the first time in their history with a 1-1 draw against Russia.
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France Arrests Dozens After Unrest Over Algeria Qualification
French police arrested at least 74 people overnight Friday after rioting and looting erupted following Algeria's historic qualification for the second round of the World Cup.
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Algerian Jailed For Filming Police 'Theft'
Algeria jailed a man for two years on Monday for posting a video of policemen stealing in the desert region of Ghardaia, during ethnic violence that erupted late last year.
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UK police arrests four people under terror act
British police were questioning four men in their 20s on suspicion of terrorism today, a day after shooting at one of their cars near the Tower of London.
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Spanish police swoop on vigilante hackers
Spanish police has nabbed three hackers for online attacks on Sony PSN and the governments of Egypt, Libya and Iran
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Spanish police swoop on vigilante hackers
Spanish police has nabbed three hackers for online attacks on Sony PSN and the governments of Egypt, Libya and Iran
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Police halt unrest in Algeria, arrest 400 protesters
Thousands of Algerians defied a government ban on protests and a massive deployment of riot police to rally in the capital on Saturday, demanding democratic reforms a day after similar protests toppled Egypt's authoritarian leader.Heavily armed police tried to seal off the city of Algiers, blocking streets, lining up along the march route and setti...
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Teenager Who Disappeared 26 Years Ago Rescued From Neighbour's Cellar Just 100 Metres From Home
Police was alerted after the neighbour's brother suggested on social media that his sibling was involved in kidnapping. He revealed the information since the brothers are involved in a dispute over inheritance.
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38 Arrested Over Deadly Ethnic Violence: Algeria
Algerian authorities have arrested 38 people in connection with deadly ethnic unrest between Berbers and Arabs in the south of the country, police and the gendarmerie said today.
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France Deports Father of Islamist Gunman Merah to Algeria
France today deported the Algerian father of an Islamist who gunned down French soldiers and Jewish children in a 2012 killing spree, police sources said.
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Algerian Mayor Shot Dead, Throat Slit by 'Terrorists'
The mayor of a town in Algeria was shot dead and had his throat slit by unidentified "terrorists" on Friday, police were quoted by the APS news agency as saying.
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Algeria Police Protests are Signs of Deep Divisions, Say Analysts
Hundreds of protesters thronged the grounds of the presidential palace recently, demanding a better life. Algeria has seen many demonstrations like this one in its tumultuous modern history, but this time something was different: The marchers were the police usually in charge of crowd control.
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Italy Navy Rescues 2,600 Boat Migrants
More than 2,600 migrants were rescued by the Italian navy this weekend, authorities said Monday, as police searched for new arrivals who landed by night on Sicily's southern coast.
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World Cup 2014: France Arrest Dozens After Unrest Over Algeria Qualification
French police said some 30 people were arrested in the Paris region and the rest in cities across the country, after Algeria reached the last 16 for the first time in their history with a 1-1 draw against Russia.
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France Arrests Dozens After Unrest Over Algeria Qualification
French police arrested at least 74 people overnight Friday after rioting and looting erupted following Algeria's historic qualification for the second round of the World Cup.
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Algerian Jailed For Filming Police 'Theft'
Algeria jailed a man for two years on Monday for posting a video of policemen stealing in the desert region of Ghardaia, during ethnic violence that erupted late last year.
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UK police arrests four people under terror act
British police were questioning four men in their 20s on suspicion of terrorism today, a day after shooting at one of their cars near the Tower of London.
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Spanish police swoop on vigilante hackers
Spanish police has nabbed three hackers for online attacks on Sony PSN and the governments of Egypt, Libya and Iran
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Spanish police swoop on vigilante hackers
Spanish police has nabbed three hackers for online attacks on Sony PSN and the governments of Egypt, Libya and Iran
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Police halt unrest in Algeria, arrest 400 protesters
Thousands of Algerians defied a government ban on protests and a massive deployment of riot police to rally in the capital on Saturday, demanding democratic reforms a day after similar protests toppled Egypt's authoritarian leader.Heavily armed police tried to seal off the city of Algiers, blocking streets, lining up along the march route and setti...
