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Gaza Children Fly Kites To Escape Horrors Of War
Metres away from the concrete and steel fence separating the Gaza Strip from Egypt, 11-year-old Malak Ayad flies a paper kite high in the sky -- a welcome distraction from the horrors of war.
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Indian Peacekeepers Rebuild Bridge In South Sudan In Record Time
People in a South Sudan village have been saved a perilous neck-deep wade across a river to reach a town and access basic services, thanks to Indian peacekeepers from the UN mission who have re-built a key bridge in record time in the strife-torn country.
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Saudi Police Arrest Woman For Posting Picture Without Veil On Twitter
Police in the Saudi capital said on Monday they had arrested a woman for taking off her veil in public and posting pictures of her daring action on Twitter.
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10 Children Dead In Air Strikes At Yemen School: Doctors Without Borders
Saudi-led air strikes on a school in a rebel-held province of northern Yemen have killed 10 children and wounded 28 others, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said today.
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3 Killed In Missile Strike On Doctors Without Borders Clinic In Yemen: Spokeswoman
A missile hit a health centre operated by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in northern Yemen today, killing three people and wounding 10 others, the aid agency's spokeswoman said.
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Saudi Intercepts Missile From Yemen
Saudi Arabia intercepted a missile fired before dawn today from Yemen towards its southern border region, the coalition said, in the latest such attack despite a ceasefire and peace talks.
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Yemen Ceasefire To Be Extended By Week: Government Negotiator
Yemen's much-violated ceasefire will be extended for seven days after it officially expires today, the head of the government negotiation team said on Sunday at UN-brokered talks in Switzerland.
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South Sudan Rebels Attack UN Base in Possible 'War Crime': UN
South Sudan rebels opened fire on a UN peacekeeping base sheltering 30,000 civilians, killing one and wounding six in a possible war crime, the UN said late Wednesday.
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Indian Peacekeeper Injured in Fresh Firing in South Sudan: Sources
An Indian peacekeeper was injured in fresh firing in the troubled Malakal region in South Sudan, with the UN mission expressing concern over the incident and reiterating its call for parties to respect the sanctity of UN staff.
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Over 200 South Sudan civilians drown in ferry accident: army
At least 200 South Sudanese civilians drowned on Tuesday in a ferry accident on the White Nile river while fleeing fresh fighting in the city of Malakal, an army spokesman said.
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South Sudan warring parties set for direct peace talks
South Sudan's warring parties were set to begin direct talks Saturday in a bid to end the conflict pushing the world's youngest nation towards civil war as fighting intensified for control of a key oil town.
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South Sudan rebels, government claim control of key oil town
South Sudanese rebels loyal to former vice president Riek Machar said on Friday they have captured the key oil town of Malakal from government forces after three days of fierce fighting.
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India thrash Oman 6-1 to finish fifth at Men's Asian Champions Trophy hockey
Akashdeep Singh struck thrice, while, Kothajit Singh, Gurinder Singh and Malak Singh scored one goal each for India.
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Indian men beat Malaysia 4-3 in Asian Champions Trophy hockey, to face Oman in 5-6th place game
Apart from Malak Singh (41st and 51st minute), Ramandeep Singh (4th minute) and Mandeep Singh (54th minute) were the other goal-scorers for India.
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Azlan Shah hockey: India go down fighting to Australia in opener
Drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh converted both the penalty corners for India in the 40th and 68th minute while Malak Singh scored a brilliant field goal from an acute angle in the 51st minute.
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Gaza Children Fly Kites To Escape Horrors Of War
Metres away from the concrete and steel fence separating the Gaza Strip from Egypt, 11-year-old Malak Ayad flies a paper kite high in the sky -- a welcome distraction from the horrors of war.
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Indian Peacekeepers Rebuild Bridge In South Sudan In Record Time
People in a South Sudan village have been saved a perilous neck-deep wade across a river to reach a town and access basic services, thanks to Indian peacekeepers from the UN mission who have re-built a key bridge in record time in the strife-torn country.
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Saudi Police Arrest Woman For Posting Picture Without Veil On Twitter
Police in the Saudi capital said on Monday they had arrested a woman for taking off her veil in public and posting pictures of her daring action on Twitter.
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10 Children Dead In Air Strikes At Yemen School: Doctors Without Borders
Saudi-led air strikes on a school in a rebel-held province of northern Yemen have killed 10 children and wounded 28 others, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said today.
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3 Killed In Missile Strike On Doctors Without Borders Clinic In Yemen: Spokeswoman
A missile hit a health centre operated by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in northern Yemen today, killing three people and wounding 10 others, the aid agency's spokeswoman said.
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Saudi Intercepts Missile From Yemen
Saudi Arabia intercepted a missile fired before dawn today from Yemen towards its southern border region, the coalition said, in the latest such attack despite a ceasefire and peace talks.
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Yemen Ceasefire To Be Extended By Week: Government Negotiator
Yemen's much-violated ceasefire will be extended for seven days after it officially expires today, the head of the government negotiation team said on Sunday at UN-brokered talks in Switzerland.
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South Sudan Rebels Attack UN Base in Possible 'War Crime': UN
South Sudan rebels opened fire on a UN peacekeeping base sheltering 30,000 civilians, killing one and wounding six in a possible war crime, the UN said late Wednesday.
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Indian Peacekeeper Injured in Fresh Firing in South Sudan: Sources
An Indian peacekeeper was injured in fresh firing in the troubled Malakal region in South Sudan, with the UN mission expressing concern over the incident and reiterating its call for parties to respect the sanctity of UN staff.
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Over 200 South Sudan civilians drown in ferry accident: army
At least 200 South Sudanese civilians drowned on Tuesday in a ferry accident on the White Nile river while fleeing fresh fighting in the city of Malakal, an army spokesman said.
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South Sudan warring parties set for direct peace talks
South Sudan's warring parties were set to begin direct talks Saturday in a bid to end the conflict pushing the world's youngest nation towards civil war as fighting intensified for control of a key oil town.
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South Sudan rebels, government claim control of key oil town
South Sudanese rebels loyal to former vice president Riek Machar said on Friday they have captured the key oil town of Malakal from government forces after three days of fierce fighting.
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India thrash Oman 6-1 to finish fifth at Men's Asian Champions Trophy hockey
Akashdeep Singh struck thrice, while, Kothajit Singh, Gurinder Singh and Malak Singh scored one goal each for India.
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Indian men beat Malaysia 4-3 in Asian Champions Trophy hockey, to face Oman in 5-6th place game
Apart from Malak Singh (41st and 51st minute), Ramandeep Singh (4th minute) and Mandeep Singh (54th minute) were the other goal-scorers for India.
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Azlan Shah hockey: India go down fighting to Australia in opener
Drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh converted both the penalty corners for India in the 40th and 68th minute while Malak Singh scored a brilliant field goal from an acute angle in the 51st minute.
