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Hamas dissolves Gaza administration in Palestinian unity bid
Senior Fatah official welcomed cautiously Hamas’s position
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Afghanistan mulls plan to arm 20,000 civilians to fight insurgents
'People will be recruited from their areas because they know their regions and how to keep them'
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US role in spotlight as nations meet on Paris climate deal
Trump decided in June to withdraw United States from Paris accord
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12 Yemeni civilians killed in Saudi-led coalition raid
Residents said four children and two women were among the victims
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Hundreds of flights grounded as typhoon slams Japan
The typhoon had earlier battered the southern Okinawan island chain
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Moon, Trump vow stronger pressure against N Korea
The international community is scrambling to contain an increasingly belligerent North Korea
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Unwanted Rohingya face threats in India and Nepal
They say they would rather suffer there than return to the hell of their former lives in Myanmar
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Police arrest teenager over London train attack, hunt for other potential suspects
Britain's threat level has been raised to 'critical', indicating that another attack is feared
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'Mathematical analysis to resolve social issues’
UMT Rector said expertise in mathematics could be helpful for students doing research in higher education
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Police arrest seven youths after deadly Malaysia school blaze
The seven, aged 11 to 18, were brought to court and remanded for seven days
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Singaporeans protest against uncontested presidential election
Political protests are rare in the wealthy city-state
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EU-US data pact faces first major test of credibility
Over 2,400 companies signed up to EU-US Privacy Shield data pact including Google, Facebook and Microsoft
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British police arrest 18-year-old in hunt for London train bomber
18-year-old man arrested in a move described as significant
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Times faces criticism for 'careless' reporting on Muslim fostering families
Unfair to allege that homes having a different faith and culture always abusive, says Penny Appeal
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CIA pushes for authority to conduct drone strikes in Afghanistan
Changes being gauged as part of extensive push inside White House to ease Obama-era restraints
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Hacks that show you're probably not using your deodorant correctly
You don't need to use it daily
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Weakening Typhoon Talim brings heavy rain to southwestern Japan
Some local authorities on the island ordered residents to evacuate, and there were also flight cancellations
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Romanian soldier killed in Taliban attack in Afghanistan: NATO
Assailant drove a vehicle packed with explosives into the foreign patrol
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Ex-police officer in Missouri 'not guilty' in black man's death
Demonstrators quickly gathered Friday near the courthouse to protest the verdict
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Pakistan could face mass droughts by 2025: PCRWR
Rainfall in the country on decline, with experts claiming this is due to climate change
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Controversial dams: Pakistan asks World Bank to set up arbitration court
Delhi refuses to accept Islamabad’s proposal for design change, rejects WB's settlement options
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Trump uses London 'terror' attack to promote his 'Muslim ban'
The travel ban into the United States should be far larger, tweets US president
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Black dot on 1,800-year-old Indian manuscript is first 'zero'
Experts identify black dot as first recorded use of math symbol for zero, 500 years earlier than previously thought
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Snow leopard no longer ‘endangered’ but still ‘vulnerable’, say experts
The decline may have slowed following a series of conservation projects
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Pakistani would-be bridegroom undergoes rare heart surgery in Dubai
Fakharul Islam, 28, was admitted to hospital after a heart failure
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HRW denounces 'crackdown on dissent' in Saudi Arabia
At least 20 people including prominent clerics have been arrested by the Saudi authorities since September 9
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Russia 'firmly' condemns new North Korea missile launch
The UN Security Council called a new emergency meeting for later Friday
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Trump blasts 'loser terrorists' behind London train attack
An explosion on a London Underground train was caused by an 'improvised explosive device' British police said.
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UK says world will stand together against N.Korea after missile launch
UK and international community will stand together in the face of these provocations, says Boris Johnson
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Sikhs rush to aid of Rohingya Muslim refugees at Bangladesh-Myanmar border
'They are living without water, food, clothes and shelter'
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Hurriyat leaders urge world to stop India from using lethal weapons in IoK
Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, Muhammad Yasin Malik were not allowed by Indian forces to enter Geelani's house
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US hotel chain bans employees from reporting undocumented migrants
Hotel management prohibited employees from 'voluntarily providing daily guest lists to ICE'
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India, Japan corner Islamabad over alleged 'cross-border terrorism'
2016’s joint statement had not named these groups explicitly even though it had called on Pakistan
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Modi and Abe plan Asia-Africa link to counter China's OBOR and CPEC
India accused China of undermining its sovereignty through CPEC
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Malaysia probes foul play in deadly school fire as anger mounts
Fire broke out in Muslim school in downtown Kuala Lumpur and killed 23 children, teachers
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Storm Jose likely to strengthen into hurricane: NHC
Jose moving toward the west-northwest near 8 miles per hour
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Pictures of the day: September 15, 2017
13 photos from events around the world
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Prince George school intruder is royal 'superfan': report
She allegedly turned up twice at George's school in 24 hours this week before being arrested
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Three killed in suicide blast near Kabul cricket stadium
Foreign players including Jayasuriya, Farveez Maharoof, Ashan Priyanjan escaped unhurt
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Improvised bomb explodes on packed London commuter train injuring 22
Some of the victims suffered burns while others were injured in a stampede to escape
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Body of British journalist killed by crocodile found in Sri Lanka
Authorities warned people to beware of stray crocodiles during monsoon floods in May
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US 'seeking excuses' to destroy nuclear deal: Iran
Washington has reportedly demanded inspections of Iranian military sites as part of verifying compliance
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Harvard University withdraws fellowship invitation to Chelsea Manning
Manning, was released in May from a US prison where she served time for passing secrets to the WikiLeaks website
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Knife-wielding man attacks Paris soldier, no injuries: police
The attacker lunged at the soldier at the central Chatelet metro station
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Qatar emir meets ally Erdogan in first foreign trip since crisis
Both leaders emphasis the importance of solving the crisis in the Gulf diplomatically, and aim to improve their ties
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North Korea 'has Guam in mind': Japan minister
'We cannot assume North Korea's intention'
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Student accused in Washington school shooting blamed 'bullying'
Three female students were also wounded in the shootings
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Dozens dead in Iraq attack claimed by Islamic State
Assailants opened fire on a restaurant at midday before getting into a car and blowing themselves up
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Venezuela's new plan to beat hunger: Breed rabbits
The 'Rabbit Plan' is an effort by the government of President Nicolas Maduro to boost food availability
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Australia church 'cancels wedding after Facebook gay marriage post'
Churches are free to marry whoever they like, said Australian PM