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Policeman Killed And 7 People Injured in Bahrain Blast
A policeman was killed and seven people, including a child, injured in an explosion Friday evening in a predominantly Shiite district of Bahrain's capital Manama, authorities said.
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Bomber Kills 2 Iraq Generals as Islamic State Advances in Syria
A suicide bomber killed two Iraqi generals today in Anbar province, a key battleground against the Islamic State group, as the jihadists made gains in northern Syria.
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Saudi Suspect in 1996 Anti-US Bombing Arrested: Report
A key suspect in the bombing of a housing complex in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 US airmen almost two decades ago has been captured, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
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Syria's Bashar Al-Assad Signals Little Hope for Alliance Against Islamic State
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said he was open to the idea of a coalition against Islamic State but indicated there was little chance of it happening with his enemies, casting further doubt on a Russian plan to forge an alliance against the militant group.
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Nigeria Suspends Immigration Boss After Wanted Imam Gets Visa
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari suspended his head of immigration Friday, the government announced, with the department under investigation over the approval of a visa to a fugitive radical Islamic preacher.
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Israel Says Rockets That Hit Village Were Fired From Syria
Rockets hit an Israeli village near the Lebanese border on Thursday and Israel struck back in the Syrian Golan Heights, saying the rare salvo had been launched there by an Iranian-backed Palestinian militant group.
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Suriname's Desi Bouterse Sworn in for Second Presidential Term
Desi Bouterse, a former military ruler convicted of drug trafficking in the Netherlands, was sworn in for a second five-year term as president of Suriname on Wednesday.
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Iran a 'Formidable' Danger to Europe: Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that Iran posed a "formidable" threat to Europe, accusing its proxy Hezbollah of operating cells across the continent.
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US Treasury's Intelligence Network Vulnerable to Hack: Audit
Lax security left the U.S. Treasury's computer system for tracking overseas threats to America's financial system vulnerable to hackers, according to a government audit prepared in late 2014 and obtained by Reuters.
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Al-Qaeda Offers to Free Lebanon Troops for Female Prisoners
Al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate has offered to release three Lebanese soldiers in exchange for an ex-wife of the leader of the jihadist Islamic State group and four other female prisoners.
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Lebanon's Hezbollah Says President Bashar al-Assad Regains Momentum After Setbacks
Lebanese militia group Hezbollah said on Friday that the Syrian army's resistance to recent large-scale rebel attacks had disproved predictions that President Bashar al-Assad's days were numbered.
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Saudi Arabia Joins Israel as Target of Jerusalem Day Protests
Tens of thousands marched in Tehran and Baghdad today in annual Quds (Jerusalem) Day demonstrations in support of Palestinians, but Saudi Arabia this year joined arch-foe Israel as the target for protesters.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Says Riyadh Determined to Confront Iranian Expansion in Region
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said on Thursday his country was determined to confront what he called Iran's internal meddling in the affairs of Arab states, saying Riyadh had already curbed Tehran's efforts to expand its influence.
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Hamas Armed Wing Boasts of Missiles on Gaza War Anniversary
Israel and Palestinians marked one year since last summer's war in Gaza on Wednesday, with Hamas's armed wing boasting of new missiles at a late-night rally and tens of thousands of residents still homeless.
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Al Qaeda-Led Rebels Take Idlib's Last Syria Regime Bastion
A rebel coalition led by the Syrian affiliate of Al-Qaeda stormed and seized the last regime-held city in Idlib province Thursday, as Iraq exhumed the remains of 470 jihadist victims.
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Policeman Killed And 7 People Injured in Bahrain Blast
A policeman was killed and seven people, including a child, injured in an explosion Friday evening in a predominantly Shiite district of Bahrain's capital Manama, authorities said.
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Bomber Kills 2 Iraq Generals as Islamic State Advances in Syria
A suicide bomber killed two Iraqi generals today in Anbar province, a key battleground against the Islamic State group, as the jihadists made gains in northern Syria.
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Saudi Suspect in 1996 Anti-US Bombing Arrested: Report
A key suspect in the bombing of a housing complex in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 US airmen almost two decades ago has been captured, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
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Syria's Bashar Al-Assad Signals Little Hope for Alliance Against Islamic State
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said he was open to the idea of a coalition against Islamic State but indicated there was little chance of it happening with his enemies, casting further doubt on a Russian plan to forge an alliance against the militant group.
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Nigeria Suspends Immigration Boss After Wanted Imam Gets Visa
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari suspended his head of immigration Friday, the government announced, with the department under investigation over the approval of a visa to a fugitive radical Islamic preacher.
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Israel Says Rockets That Hit Village Were Fired From Syria
Rockets hit an Israeli village near the Lebanese border on Thursday and Israel struck back in the Syrian Golan Heights, saying the rare salvo had been launched there by an Iranian-backed Palestinian militant group.
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Suriname's Desi Bouterse Sworn in for Second Presidential Term
Desi Bouterse, a former military ruler convicted of drug trafficking in the Netherlands, was sworn in for a second five-year term as president of Suriname on Wednesday.
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Iran a 'Formidable' Danger to Europe: Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that Iran posed a "formidable" threat to Europe, accusing its proxy Hezbollah of operating cells across the continent.
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US Treasury's Intelligence Network Vulnerable to Hack: Audit
Lax security left the U.S. Treasury's computer system for tracking overseas threats to America's financial system vulnerable to hackers, according to a government audit prepared in late 2014 and obtained by Reuters.
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Al-Qaeda Offers to Free Lebanon Troops for Female Prisoners
Al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate has offered to release three Lebanese soldiers in exchange for an ex-wife of the leader of the jihadist Islamic State group and four other female prisoners.
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Lebanon's Hezbollah Says President Bashar al-Assad Regains Momentum After Setbacks
Lebanese militia group Hezbollah said on Friday that the Syrian army's resistance to recent large-scale rebel attacks had disproved predictions that President Bashar al-Assad's days were numbered.
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Saudi Arabia Joins Israel as Target of Jerusalem Day Protests
Tens of thousands marched in Tehran and Baghdad today in annual Quds (Jerusalem) Day demonstrations in support of Palestinians, but Saudi Arabia this year joined arch-foe Israel as the target for protesters.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Says Riyadh Determined to Confront Iranian Expansion in Region
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said on Thursday his country was determined to confront what he called Iran's internal meddling in the affairs of Arab states, saying Riyadh had already curbed Tehran's efforts to expand its influence.
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Hamas Armed Wing Boasts of Missiles on Gaza War Anniversary
Israel and Palestinians marked one year since last summer's war in Gaza on Wednesday, with Hamas's armed wing boasting of new missiles at a late-night rally and tens of thousands of residents still homeless.
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Al Qaeda-Led Rebels Take Idlib's Last Syria Regime Bastion
A rebel coalition led by the Syrian affiliate of Al-Qaeda stormed and seized the last regime-held city in Idlib province Thursday, as Iraq exhumed the remains of 470 jihadist victims.
