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Opinion | Syria: Why Is The Middle East Always In Turmoil?
Why is the Arab world perpetually at war with itself? Why does it spawn so many extremist groups? Why has it been trapped in cycles of violence and instability for decades?
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Cristiano Ronaldo Is 'Second-Best Player'? Iraq Footballer's Caption Is Viral
Cristiano Ronaldo-led Al-Nassr defeated Al Shorta 1-0 in the semi-final match of the ongoing Arab Club Champions Cup on Wednesday
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Saudi, Arab Nations Discuss Plan To 'Plant 50 Billion Trees'
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called the leaders of Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, and Sudan to discuss a massive regional tree-planting project, state news agency (SPA) reported early on Monday.
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Liberation From ISIS Brought Relief. Then Came Flashes Of Revenge
The scene in Muneira, on the Tigris River in northern Iraq, offered a glimpse into the struggles of one Sunni Arab village in the year since the government drove the militants away: a place beset by suspicions, troubled by violence while coping, like much of the country, with death and loss.
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'Let Them Die In A Bombing': Kerala Families Whose Members Joined ISIS
The aspiring jihadists began leaving here quietly in May, slipping away in twos and threes to avoid suspicion.
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UN Refugee Agency Shipping Aid To Iraqis Displaced By Mosul Campaign
The United Nations' refugee agency is shipping tents, blankets and other aid from the United Arab Emirates to northern Iraq to help those affected by the military campaign to retake Mosul from the ISIS group.
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2 Years Of Anti-ISIS Airstrikes Have Redrawn The Iraqi Map
Two years ago, the US-led coalition dropped the first airstrikes on the ISIS group, ushering in a deeper phase of intervention that dramatically changed the fight against the terrorist group in Iraq. Since then, more than 9,400 coalition airstrikes have allowed Iraqi forces to slowly claw back cities, towns, supply lines and infrastructure.
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US Approves $785 Million Bomb Sale To Ally UAE Against ISIS
The US State Department has approved the sale of $785 million in bombs to the United Arab Emirates for the US-led campaign against Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
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Oil Prices Fall On Rising Middle East Output, China Demand Concerns
Many Middle East oil producers, including top exporter Saudi Arabia but also Iraq, Iran and the United Arab Emirates have ramped up their supplies to Asia in an aggressive fight for market share.
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Clinton, 'Smart Power' And A Dictator's Fall
By the time Mahmoud Jibril cleared customs at Le Bourget airport and sped into Paris, the U.S. secretary of state had been waiting for hours. But this was not a meeting Hillary Clinton could cancel. Their encounter could decide whether America was again going to war.
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Indians Taken Hostage By ISIS In Mosul Are Alive, Says Sushma Swaraj
The 39 Indians taken hostage by ISIS more than one-and-a-half-years ago from Mosul in Iraq are alive, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj told their families in New Delhi today, based on her recent meetings with Arab and Palestinian leaders who indicated to this effect.
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US-Led Coalition Aims To Recapture ISIS 'Caliphate' In Iraq, Syria
The US-led coalition fighting ISIS aims this year to recapture Iraq's second city Mosul, working with Iraqi government forces, and drive the jihadis out of Raqqa, their stronghold in northeast Syria, Arab and Western officials say.
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Arab, Kurdish Forces To Get More Support To Fight ISIS: Francois Hollande
Arab and Kurdish forces will be given additional support to help retake ISIS's bastions in Syria and Iraq, French President Francois Hollande said on Thursday, adding that 2016 had to be the year of transition in Syria.
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Israeli Arab Named As Suspect In Tel Aviv Bar Shooting
Police in Israel were hunting on Saturday for an Israeli Arab identified as the suspect in Friday's deadly shooting attack on a Tel Aviv bar, a case they described as "complex and unique".
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Israel Cracks Down On ISIS Volunteers
Ayoob Kara, a deputy Israeli cabinet minister, used to double as an unofficial intermediary with the few of his fellow Arab citizens who have left to join ISIS insurgents in Syria or Iraq.
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Opinion | Syria: Why Is The Middle East Always In Turmoil?
Why is the Arab world perpetually at war with itself? Why does it spawn so many extremist groups? Why has it been trapped in cycles of violence and instability for decades?
-
Cristiano Ronaldo Is 'Second-Best Player'? Iraq Footballer's Caption Is Viral
Cristiano Ronaldo-led Al-Nassr defeated Al Shorta 1-0 in the semi-final match of the ongoing Arab Club Champions Cup on Wednesday
-
Saudi, Arab Nations Discuss Plan To 'Plant 50 Billion Trees'
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called the leaders of Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, and Sudan to discuss a massive regional tree-planting project, state news agency (SPA) reported early on Monday.
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Liberation From ISIS Brought Relief. Then Came Flashes Of Revenge
The scene in Muneira, on the Tigris River in northern Iraq, offered a glimpse into the struggles of one Sunni Arab village in the year since the government drove the militants away: a place beset by suspicions, troubled by violence while coping, like much of the country, with death and loss.
-
'Let Them Die In A Bombing': Kerala Families Whose Members Joined ISIS
The aspiring jihadists began leaving here quietly in May, slipping away in twos and threes to avoid suspicion.
-
UN Refugee Agency Shipping Aid To Iraqis Displaced By Mosul Campaign
The United Nations' refugee agency is shipping tents, blankets and other aid from the United Arab Emirates to northern Iraq to help those affected by the military campaign to retake Mosul from the ISIS group.
-
2 Years Of Anti-ISIS Airstrikes Have Redrawn The Iraqi Map
Two years ago, the US-led coalition dropped the first airstrikes on the ISIS group, ushering in a deeper phase of intervention that dramatically changed the fight against the terrorist group in Iraq. Since then, more than 9,400 coalition airstrikes have allowed Iraqi forces to slowly claw back cities, towns, supply lines and infrastructure.
-
US Approves $785 Million Bomb Sale To Ally UAE Against ISIS
The US State Department has approved the sale of $785 million in bombs to the United Arab Emirates for the US-led campaign against Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
-
Oil Prices Fall On Rising Middle East Output, China Demand Concerns
Many Middle East oil producers, including top exporter Saudi Arabia but also Iraq, Iran and the United Arab Emirates have ramped up their supplies to Asia in an aggressive fight for market share.
-
Clinton, 'Smart Power' And A Dictator's Fall
By the time Mahmoud Jibril cleared customs at Le Bourget airport and sped into Paris, the U.S. secretary of state had been waiting for hours. But this was not a meeting Hillary Clinton could cancel. Their encounter could decide whether America was again going to war.
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Indians Taken Hostage By ISIS In Mosul Are Alive, Says Sushma Swaraj
The 39 Indians taken hostage by ISIS more than one-and-a-half-years ago from Mosul in Iraq are alive, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj told their families in New Delhi today, based on her recent meetings with Arab and Palestinian leaders who indicated to this effect.
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US-Led Coalition Aims To Recapture ISIS 'Caliphate' In Iraq, Syria
The US-led coalition fighting ISIS aims this year to recapture Iraq's second city Mosul, working with Iraqi government forces, and drive the jihadis out of Raqqa, their stronghold in northeast Syria, Arab and Western officials say.
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Arab, Kurdish Forces To Get More Support To Fight ISIS: Francois Hollande
Arab and Kurdish forces will be given additional support to help retake ISIS's bastions in Syria and Iraq, French President Francois Hollande said on Thursday, adding that 2016 had to be the year of transition in Syria.
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Israeli Arab Named As Suspect In Tel Aviv Bar Shooting
Police in Israel were hunting on Saturday for an Israeli Arab identified as the suspect in Friday's deadly shooting attack on a Tel Aviv bar, a case they described as "complex and unique".
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Israel Cracks Down On ISIS Volunteers
Ayoob Kara, a deputy Israeli cabinet minister, used to double as an unofficial intermediary with the few of his fellow Arab citizens who have left to join ISIS insurgents in Syria or Iraq.
