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Colombia Vows 'War', Declares 'State Of Emergency' As Violence Kills 100
Colombia vowed "war" against left-wing guerrillas Monday, declaring a state of emergency and deploying thousands of soldiers to contain a wave of violence.
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"Prachanda": Firebrand Nepal Maoist Turned PM Forced Out By Ally
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal lived in seclusion directing Nepal's guerrilla war but emerged from the jungle to lead the Himalayan republic when his cadres laid down their arms and joined mainstream politics.
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Hamas Turns Gaza Streets Into Deadly Maze For Israeli Troops
The Israeli army's death toll in Gaza is already almost twice as high as during a ground offensive in 2014, a reflection of how far it has pushed into the enclave and of Hamas' effective use of guerrilla tactics and an expanded arsenal.
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Sri Lanka's Gotabaya Rajapaksa: Civil War Hero Brought Down By Protests
Sri Lanka's Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who oversaw a ruthless crushing of Tamil Tiger guerrillas to end a long-running civil war, had been due to step down on Wednesday.
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Horizon Zero Dawn: Netflix Series Adaptation Reportedly in the Works
Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to Netflix. Sony’s popular PlayStation 4 game from 2017 will get a series adaptation, according to a new report. Along with Gran Turismo, Horizon Zero Dawn is the latest gaming title to go to Hollywood, following titles like Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us, God of War, Twisted Metal, and Uncharted. Both Sony and Netf...
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Cyber Resistance: Ukraine Hackers Target Russian Power Grid, Railways
A Ukrainian cyber guerrilla warfare group plans to launch digital sabotage attacks against critical Russian infrastructure such as railways and the electricity grid, to strike back at Moscow over its invasion, a hacker team coordinator told Reuters.
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Colombia's 50-Year-Long Guerrilla War Ends As Last Guns Taken Away
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos declared the country's 50-year conflict with FARC guerrillas "truly over" Tuesday, as the last truckloads of decommissioned weapons rolled away to be melted down
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'I Can't Go Out': Texting For Help From Islamist Occupied Philippines City
Trapped in a war zone, Carmalia Baunto's husband, Nixon, had been trying for weeks to stay alive as Islamist guerrillas and Philippine government forces battled for control of Marawi City.
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Al Qaeda Chief Ayman al-Zawahri Calls To Wage War Against Syrian President And Allies
Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahri has called on terrorists in Syria to wage guerrilla war against enemies ranging from Syrian President Bashar al Assad and his Iranian-backed allies to Western powers.
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Al Qaeda's Ayman Al-Zawahri Urges Iraq Sunnis To Wage Guerrilla War If ISIS Defeated
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri has called on Iraq's Sunnis to prepare for a "long guerrilla" war if ISIS is defeated, according to a video seen today.
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Some Justice Sacrificed for Peace Deal: Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos
Colombia cannot punish Marxist guerrillas for war crimes as severely as some would like if the country wants a peace deal to end a 50-year conflict that has killed nearly a quarter million people, President Juan Manuel Santos told Reuters on Wednesday.
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'Failure' Not an Option in Colombia Peace Process: Pope Francis
Pope Francis said Sunday that Colombia cannot afford "yet another failure" in peace talks to end a guerrilla war that has burned for more than half a century.
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Jewish Woman Who Helped Kurds Fight Islamic State Returns to Israel
A Canadian-Israeli who was the first foreign woman to help Syria's Kurds fight Islamic State has left the front lines and returned to Israel, citing the spread of Iranian influence in the war zones among her reasons.
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Kosovo Urges Slovenia to Release Detained Ex-Prime Minister
Kosovo's prime minister has called his Slovenian counterpart to ask for the release of a Kosovar opposition leader and former guerrilla commander detained on Wednesday on a war crimes warrant issued by Serbia.
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Mahinda Rajapakse: Sri Lanka's Strongman Battling For Survival in Election
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse appeared unstoppable after overseeing a crushing defeat of Tamil guerrillas, but charges of corruption, nepotism and war crimes have dogged his second term in office.
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Colombia Vows 'War', Declares 'State Of Emergency' As Violence Kills 100
Colombia vowed "war" against left-wing guerrillas Monday, declaring a state of emergency and deploying thousands of soldiers to contain a wave of violence.
-
"Prachanda": Firebrand Nepal Maoist Turned PM Forced Out By Ally
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal lived in seclusion directing Nepal's guerrilla war but emerged from the jungle to lead the Himalayan republic when his cadres laid down their arms and joined mainstream politics.
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Hamas Turns Gaza Streets Into Deadly Maze For Israeli Troops
The Israeli army's death toll in Gaza is already almost twice as high as during a ground offensive in 2014, a reflection of how far it has pushed into the enclave and of Hamas' effective use of guerrilla tactics and an expanded arsenal.
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Sri Lanka's Gotabaya Rajapaksa: Civil War Hero Brought Down By Protests
Sri Lanka's Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who oversaw a ruthless crushing of Tamil Tiger guerrillas to end a long-running civil war, had been due to step down on Wednesday.
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Horizon Zero Dawn: Netflix Series Adaptation Reportedly in the Works
Horizon Zero Dawn is coming to Netflix. Sony’s popular PlayStation 4 game from 2017 will get a series adaptation, according to a new report. Along with Gran Turismo, Horizon Zero Dawn is the latest gaming title to go to Hollywood, following titles like Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us, God of War, Twisted Metal, and Uncharted. Both Sony and Netf...
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Cyber Resistance: Ukraine Hackers Target Russian Power Grid, Railways
A Ukrainian cyber guerrilla warfare group plans to launch digital sabotage attacks against critical Russian infrastructure such as railways and the electricity grid, to strike back at Moscow over its invasion, a hacker team coordinator told Reuters.
-
Colombia's 50-Year-Long Guerrilla War Ends As Last Guns Taken Away
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos declared the country's 50-year conflict with FARC guerrillas "truly over" Tuesday, as the last truckloads of decommissioned weapons rolled away to be melted down
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'I Can't Go Out': Texting For Help From Islamist Occupied Philippines City
Trapped in a war zone, Carmalia Baunto's husband, Nixon, had been trying for weeks to stay alive as Islamist guerrillas and Philippine government forces battled for control of Marawi City.
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Al Qaeda Chief Ayman al-Zawahri Calls To Wage War Against Syrian President And Allies
Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahri has called on terrorists in Syria to wage guerrilla war against enemies ranging from Syrian President Bashar al Assad and his Iranian-backed allies to Western powers.
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Al Qaeda's Ayman Al-Zawahri Urges Iraq Sunnis To Wage Guerrilla War If ISIS Defeated
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri has called on Iraq's Sunnis to prepare for a "long guerrilla" war if ISIS is defeated, according to a video seen today.
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Some Justice Sacrificed for Peace Deal: Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos
Colombia cannot punish Marxist guerrillas for war crimes as severely as some would like if the country wants a peace deal to end a 50-year conflict that has killed nearly a quarter million people, President Juan Manuel Santos told Reuters on Wednesday.
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'Failure' Not an Option in Colombia Peace Process: Pope Francis
Pope Francis said Sunday that Colombia cannot afford "yet another failure" in peace talks to end a guerrilla war that has burned for more than half a century.
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Jewish Woman Who Helped Kurds Fight Islamic State Returns to Israel
A Canadian-Israeli who was the first foreign woman to help Syria's Kurds fight Islamic State has left the front lines and returned to Israel, citing the spread of Iranian influence in the war zones among her reasons.
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Kosovo Urges Slovenia to Release Detained Ex-Prime Minister
Kosovo's prime minister has called his Slovenian counterpart to ask for the release of a Kosovar opposition leader and former guerrilla commander detained on Wednesday on a war crimes warrant issued by Serbia.
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Mahinda Rajapakse: Sri Lanka's Strongman Battling For Survival in Election
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse appeared unstoppable after overseeing a crushing defeat of Tamil guerrillas, but charges of corruption, nepotism and war crimes have dogged his second term in office.
