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Two Red Cross Workers Kidnapped In West Africa's Mali
Kidnappings are common in Mali, which has been battling a security and political crisis since separatist insurgencies broke out in the north of the country in 2012.
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2 Pak Military Bases Attacked Before Imran Khan Heads To China
Separatist insurgents in the Pakistani province of Balochistan have attacked two military bases, killing one soldier while losing four of their own men, the army said, in the latest violence in the resource-rich province where China is investing.
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Catalans Declare Independence As Spain Prepares To Hit Back
Catalonia is headed for a dramatic confrontation with Spain after the insurgent region's parliament voted to declare independence and the government in Madrid gained the power to oust its separatist leadership.
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10 Separatist Insurgents Killed In South West Pakistan: Officials
At least ten separatist insurgents were killed and 12 others arrested in an operation by paramilitary troops in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan, officials said Saturday.
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8 Separatists, 2 Soldiers Killed In Pakistan Gun Battle
A fierce gun battle killed at least eight separatists and two paramilitary soldiers during an ongoing anti-terrorist operation in southwest Pakistan on Wednesday, officials said.
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Mines Kill 2 Civilians in East Ukraine: Official
Two Ukrainian civilians were killed and 11 servicemen injured today in mine blasts in separatist eastern Ukraine, which remains littered with explosive devices left behind by its 18-month revolt, officials said.
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Pakistani Human Rights Activist Shot Dead in Karachi
Gunmen shot dead a Pakistani human rights activist on Friday after she hosted a talk on the politics of Baluchistan province, where security forces are fighting a separatist insurgency, police and associates said.
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Opinion: Bring Kashmiri Pandits Home. But Not to Ghettos.
The involuntary exile of virtually the entire Pandit community from the Kashmir valley in the wake of the separatist insurgency that broke out in the state in 1988 is one of the great tragedies of independent India.
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Pakistan Day Celebrations in Delhi: Invites to Separatists Include Masarat Alam
Pakistan is holding its first Republic Day parade in seven years on Monday, a symbolic show of strength in the war against Taliban insurgents three months after a militant attack on an army-run high school killed 132 children in Peshawar.
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Eleven Ukraine Civilians Killed After Rocket Hits Bus
Eleven Ukrainian civilians were killed and nearly 20 injured on Tuesday when a long-range Grad rocket apparently fired by pro-Russian insurgents hit an intercity bus in the separatist east.
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John Kerry To Meet Russia's Sergei Lavrov In Rome
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Rome on Monday, amid a toughening American response to a Kremlin-backed separatist insurgency in Ukraine.
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Ukraine President Fires Third Defence Minister This Year
President Petro Poroshenko on Sunday dismissed Ukraine's third defence minister this year, citing security failures that have seen government forces suffer daily losses to pro-Russian insurgents in the separatist east.
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Ukraine Troops Prepare Pullback as Truce Holds
A fragile truce between pro-Russian insurgents and Ukrainian forces appeared to consolidate on Monday as clashes subsided and attention focused on the unresolved status of the separatist east.
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Gunmen Kill Four in Troubled Thailand South
Gunmen stormed a government office in southern Thailand on Thursday, killing four people in an attack police blamed on Muslim separatists whose low-level insurgency has caused thousands of deaths in the past decade.
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Guns Silent As Ukraine Truce Holds
The guns remained silent over eastern Ukraine on Saturday as a truce between Ukraine and pro-Kremlin insurgents appeared to be holding despite concerns it will fail to halt the separatist drive in the east.
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Two Red Cross Workers Kidnapped In West Africa's Mali
Kidnappings are common in Mali, which has been battling a security and political crisis since separatist insurgencies broke out in the north of the country in 2012.
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2 Pak Military Bases Attacked Before Imran Khan Heads To China
Separatist insurgents in the Pakistani province of Balochistan have attacked two military bases, killing one soldier while losing four of their own men, the army said, in the latest violence in the resource-rich province where China is investing.
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Catalans Declare Independence As Spain Prepares To Hit Back
Catalonia is headed for a dramatic confrontation with Spain after the insurgent region's parliament voted to declare independence and the government in Madrid gained the power to oust its separatist leadership.
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10 Separatist Insurgents Killed In South West Pakistan: Officials
At least ten separatist insurgents were killed and 12 others arrested in an operation by paramilitary troops in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan, officials said Saturday.
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8 Separatists, 2 Soldiers Killed In Pakistan Gun Battle
A fierce gun battle killed at least eight separatists and two paramilitary soldiers during an ongoing anti-terrorist operation in southwest Pakistan on Wednesday, officials said.
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Mines Kill 2 Civilians in East Ukraine: Official
Two Ukrainian civilians were killed and 11 servicemen injured today in mine blasts in separatist eastern Ukraine, which remains littered with explosive devices left behind by its 18-month revolt, officials said.
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Pakistani Human Rights Activist Shot Dead in Karachi
Gunmen shot dead a Pakistani human rights activist on Friday after she hosted a talk on the politics of Baluchistan province, where security forces are fighting a separatist insurgency, police and associates said.
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Opinion: Bring Kashmiri Pandits Home. But Not to Ghettos.
The involuntary exile of virtually the entire Pandit community from the Kashmir valley in the wake of the separatist insurgency that broke out in the state in 1988 is one of the great tragedies of independent India.
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Pakistan Day Celebrations in Delhi: Invites to Separatists Include Masarat Alam
Pakistan is holding its first Republic Day parade in seven years on Monday, a symbolic show of strength in the war against Taliban insurgents three months after a militant attack on an army-run high school killed 132 children in Peshawar.
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Eleven Ukraine Civilians Killed After Rocket Hits Bus
Eleven Ukrainian civilians were killed and nearly 20 injured on Tuesday when a long-range Grad rocket apparently fired by pro-Russian insurgents hit an intercity bus in the separatist east.
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John Kerry To Meet Russia's Sergei Lavrov In Rome
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Rome on Monday, amid a toughening American response to a Kremlin-backed separatist insurgency in Ukraine.
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Ukraine President Fires Third Defence Minister This Year
President Petro Poroshenko on Sunday dismissed Ukraine's third defence minister this year, citing security failures that have seen government forces suffer daily losses to pro-Russian insurgents in the separatist east.
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Ukraine Troops Prepare Pullback as Truce Holds
A fragile truce between pro-Russian insurgents and Ukrainian forces appeared to consolidate on Monday as clashes subsided and attention focused on the unresolved status of the separatist east.
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Gunmen Kill Four in Troubled Thailand South
Gunmen stormed a government office in southern Thailand on Thursday, killing four people in an attack police blamed on Muslim separatists whose low-level insurgency has caused thousands of deaths in the past decade.
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Guns Silent As Ukraine Truce Holds
The guns remained silent over eastern Ukraine on Saturday as a truce between Ukraine and pro-Kremlin insurgents appeared to be holding despite concerns it will fail to halt the separatist drive in the east.
