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Shrugging off Trump, FBI tackles right-wing extremists
FBI has arrested seven right-wing extremists in what appears to be an effort to target white nationalist threats in US
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Worst attacks against civilians since 2015
A rundown of some of the most serious attacks by extremists around the world
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Bilawal wants 3 PM aides with 'links to banned outfits' sacked
PPP chairman says appointing ISI on Benami accounts JIT undemocratic precedent
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Bangladesh arrests extremists over plot to kill filmmaker
Ansar al Islam has alleged ties with al Qaeda in Indian Sub-continent (AQIS)
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At least 12 killed in Mozambique terror attack
One of the shooting victims had also been beheaded and the attackers had also burnt 55 houses
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Islamic State leader Baghdadi, world's 'most wanted', sought in Syria offensive
There have been recurring reports of Baghdadi being killed or injured
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Assault on Idlib risks 'scattering terrorists' abroad: Paris
French Foreign Minister Le Drian estimates at between 10,000 and 15,000 the number of extremists are left in Idlib
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Egypt security forces kill 11 'extremists' in Sinai
The military launched a sweeping operation in February focusing on the Sinai in eastern Egypt
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Eight civilians killed in Iraq Islamic State 'attacks'
Militant group also raids a currency exchange office steeling $20,000 before fleeing unchallenged
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Police raid in southern Egypt kill five 'extremists'
'Security personnel clashed with the alleged militants during an operation to comb a remote area of Cairo'
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