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Suicide bomber kills eight at Baghdad ice cream shop
At least 30 people were wounded in the attack
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Libya arrests brother, father of suspected Manchester suicide bomber
At least 22 people were killed in the suicide bombing at a pop concert
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Child suicide bombings surge in Boko Haram conflict: UNICEF
Boko Haram insurgency is now in its eighth year with little sign of ending, having claimed over 20,000 lives
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Parachinar attack ‘un-Islamic’: Fazl
JUI-F chief demands reformulation of foreign policy
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An attack on Sehwan’s heart
Eye-witnesses share tragic tales giving us a glimpse into the horrific night
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Four bombers strike in 24 hours
Six dead in Mohmand suicide attacks; driver killed as terrorist targets van carrying judges in Peshawar
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Small girls stage suicide attack at market in Nigeria
The girls were "seven or eight", a local militia member in Maiduguri, Abdulkarim Jabo, told AFP
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Terror in Mohmand: Bomber wreaks carnage at packed village mosque
Children and teenagers among 28 killed in suicide bombing
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Quetta weeps again
Islamic State, TTP-JA claim responsibility for attack
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Islamic State in Afghanistan
The suicide bombing on July 23 killed 80 people and injured 230
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