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Taliban kill ‘more than 50’ troops at Afghan army HQ
A US official in Washington put the toll at more than 50 killed and wounded
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Pictures of the day: April 21, 2017
We look at 13 pictures from events around the world
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Iraq forces free 11-year-old Yazidi girl in Mosul
She was taken by the militants from the village of Kosho together with her mother and sisters
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Robots, chefs hope to bring invasive lion fish to restaurants near you
Some of the best cooks in the world think lionfish, a venomous predatory fish is delicious
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Arkansas executes first inmate in 12 years
Lee was convicted and sentenced to death for beating Debra Reese to death with a tire iron in 1993
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Scientists find footprint of unknown ancient reptile in Spain
The scientists dubbed the new species of reptile Prorotodactylus mesaxonichnus
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Iran condemns Paris attack but blames Western policies
Iran has repeatedly accused Western governments of directly or indirectly supporting militants
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Trump says Paris attack will have 'big effect' on French election
US President says the people of France will not take much more of this
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Gunman attacks regional Russian security service office, kills two
Incident happened at an FSB office in the Khabarovsk region
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Muslims care more about halal food than halal income: Malaysian minister
Dusuki regretted that the issue of halal and haram was restricted to the consumption of food only
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US pushes UN Security Council to focus on Iran not Israel
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson accused Iran of 'alarming ongoing provocations' to destabilize countries
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What's in a name? Canada civil service tests name-blind hiring
'Blind hiring' is one of the strategies Canada's civil service is utilising to become more diverse and inclusive
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US teacher gives sixth-grade students anti-Muslim reading assignment
Humeraa Qamar, a Muslim whose daughter attended school emailed school, saying assignment 'caused distress'
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California's 'weed nuns' on a mission to heal with cannabis
More than two dozen US states have legalized some form of marijuana for medical or recreational use
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Dortmund bus attacker had financial motive, no militant links: Prosecutor
Attacker placed fake letter near crime scene claiming responsibility of attack in name of Islamic extremists
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth celebrates 91st birthday
Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926 in Bruton Street in central London when Calvin Coolidge was US President
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This eight-year-old earns $127,000 a month making videos on YouTube
Her channel gets an average of 29 million views each month
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A timeline of terror in France
Shooting of a police officer Paris's Champs Elysees is the latest in a string of atrocities in France since 2015
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Regular exercise may improve odds of surviving a heart attack
However, it does not seem to protect heart attack survivors from dying or experiencing heart failure later on
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Pence tours Indonesian mosque, praises moderate Islam
Pence praised Indonesia's moderate Islam as "an inspiration"
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Marijuana activists arrested at US Capitol on '4/20' day
Activists near the US Capitol handed out free joints to mark '4/20 day' and highlight their effort to legalise pot
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500kg Egyptian sheds half her weight after India surgery
The diet helped Abd El Aty lose around 100 kilos in a month, allowing doctors to operate on her in early March
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Rouhani in, Ahmadinejad out as Iran Guardians pick election candidates
Ahmadinejad shocked everyone by registering as a candidate last week
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South Korea on heightened alert as isolated North readies for army celebration
North Korea marks the 85th anniversary of the foundation of its Korean People's Army on Tuesday
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Weighing arms sale, US seeks Saudi pledge on Yemen civilian casualties
Nearly 4,800 civilians have been killed in Yemen since the latest round of conflict began in March 2015
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Arrest of WikiLeaks's Assange a 'priority': US top cop
Assange's case returned to the spotlight after WikiLeaks was accused of meddling in the US election last year
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Watchdog rejects Russian bid for new Syria attack probe
Western nations accused Syrian regime of carrying out chemical attack, but Moscow seeks to clear the regime of blame
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Trump: Iran not 'living up to spirit' of nuclear deal
Trump has not shied away from exercising American military might
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Police issues arrest warrant for second suspect in Islamic State claimed Paris shooting
France is in a state of emergency and at its highest possible level of 'terror alert'
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India waging all-out war against Kashmir students: FO
Says inflammatory statements from India on Jadhav’s death sentence
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Police officer killed, another wounded in Paris shooting
Police sources claim there were two assailants
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UK PM May says sticking to net migration target of less than 100,000 a year
Net migration has been running at three times the government's target, with the latest figures around 273,000
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Venezuela braces for new demos after deadly unrest
Protesters determined to oust the leftist leader massed from the morning hours
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China launches first cargo spacecraft as part of space station goal
Spacecraft can carry 6 tonnes of goods, 2 tonnes of fuel and can fly unmanned for three months
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Iraq summons Turkish envoy over Erdogan interview
Turkish President described an Iraqi paramilitary organisation as "terrorist"
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Israel policeman fired for beating Palestinian driver
The officer was notified of the decision on Wednesday and his dismissal would take effect within 14 days
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World Bank to continue alternative energy financing efforts
Would continue to work with China, India, Indonesia and Pakistan, president Jim Yong Kim said
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Iraq forces retake more areas in west Mosul
An estimated 400,000 civilians are believed to still be there, unwilling or unable to leave
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Bombers at Syria transit site 'disguised' as aid workers: UN
The evacuations are part of a deal between Syria's ally Iran and Qatar
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Russia denies Reuters report think tank drew up plan to sway US election
Russia has repeatedly denied interfering in the US election
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North Korea warns of 'super-mighty pre-emptive strike' as US plans next move
Reclusive North Korea regularly threatens to destroy Japan, South Korea and the United States
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Concerted efforts being made to recover retired army officer: Sartaj Aziz
Investigations reveal those who offered colonel job, booked air ticket and hotel are Indian
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Italy's top court reviews Concordia captain's case
Schettino was dubbed "Captain Coward" for abandoning stricken vessel
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Cambodia, UN launch plan to tackle fake orphanages
Tourists must stay away from fake orphanages as it enables child exploitation, say social workers
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Saudi Arabia to limit shopping mall jobs to own nationals
The kingdom has been steadily closing off different areas of employment to foreigners. PHOTO: AL ARABIYA NEWS
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Putin-linked think tank drew up plan to sway 2016 US election: documents
Institute is run by retired senior Russian foreign intelligence officials appointed by Putin’s office
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A giant iceberg turned this tiny Canadian town into an unlikely tourist hot spot
Surrounded by shallow water, the iceberg is estimated to be about 150 feet at its highest point
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White House sidewalk to be closed to public permanently
The same restrictions are in place on the north fence of the White House grounds
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Pakistan wins election to key UN body
Pakistan secured 48 votes from 50 member states present and voting
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Australia toughens up citizenship test
Opposition criticised the citizenship overhaul as political theatre to appease right-wingers