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Bangladeshi Student Cleared Over Deadly Cafe Attack
A Bangladeshi court Wednesday formally exonerated a student at a Canadian university of involvement in a deadly cafe siege, two months after he was arrested and charged over the carnage.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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2 Men Arrested For Alleged Involvement In Bangladesh Attack
Two men who had not been heard from since last month's restaurant attack in Bangladesh were arrested today on allegations they were involved in the deadly siege carried out by radical Islamists.
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Australia Honours Victims of Deadly Siege as Sydney Cafe Reopens
A Sydney cafe that was the scene of a siege three months ago reopened on today with plaques honouring two victims killed during the 16-hour standoff, which prompted tighter Australian immigration controls and a review of anti-terror laws.
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Iraqi Forces Break Jihadist Siege of Amerli: Officials
Iraqi forces broke through to the jihadist-besieged town of Amerli on Sunday, where thousands of people have been trapped for more than two months with dwindling food and water, officials said.
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Bangladeshi Student Cleared Over Deadly Cafe Attack
A Bangladeshi court Wednesday formally exonerated a student at a Canadian university of involvement in a deadly cafe siege, two months after he was arrested and charged over the carnage.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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2 Men Arrested For Alleged Involvement In Bangladesh Attack
Two men who had not been heard from since last month's restaurant attack in Bangladesh were arrested today on allegations they were involved in the deadly siege carried out by radical Islamists.
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Australia Honours Victims of Deadly Siege as Sydney Cafe Reopens
A Sydney cafe that was the scene of a siege three months ago reopened on today with plaques honouring two victims killed during the 16-hour standoff, which prompted tighter Australian immigration controls and a review of anti-terror laws.
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Iraqi Forces Break Jihadist Siege of Amerli: Officials
Iraqi forces broke through to the jihadist-besieged town of Amerli on Sunday, where thousands of people have been trapped for more than two months with dwindling food and water, officials said.
