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Letter from Saudi Arabia
Young Saudis are using Twitter to talk back to the government and to converse with one another
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Australia firefighters battle deadly inferno
South Australia state Premier Jay Weatherill says two people died around town of Pinery
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UK-made cruise missile used in deadly airstrike on Yemeni factory
Britain granted nearly 4 billion pounds of export licences for arms to Saudi Arabia in the five prior years
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Pope in Africa says dialogue vital to avert violence in God's name
Bridging divisions between Muslims and Christians is a main theme of Pope Francis' first tour of the continent
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Tunisia closing border with Libya after deadly bus bombing
Interior ministry said explosive used in the attack was also used to make suicide belts illegally brought from Libya
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North, South Korea meet in fresh bid to improve ties after standoff
Talks are fresh attempt at dialogue between rivals which have all-but cut off ties since 2010
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Polar tourists see an icy world melt
Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier, one of the biggest contributors to world sea-level rise, is melting irreversibly
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Paragliding extremist leaves family in Israel fearing his fate
Nidal Salah stares across fence towards his new life in Syria with Islamic State movement
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Islam, beyond the stereotypes
Photographer Wasif exhibits Islam and the way one creates divides between people and puts people in boxes
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US using sex, money to infiltrate Iran: supreme leader
Khamenei says the main targets of this infiltration are the elites, influential people and decision-makers
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Shiv Sena offers INR0.1 million ‘reward’ to anyone who slaps Aamir Khan
Shiv Sena workers protest outside hotel in Ludhiana where Aamir is staying for shooting of his upcoming film
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Obama 'pardons' turkey in Thanksgiving tradition
Some say the origin of the pardoning tradition started from John F. Kennedy in November 1963.
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MSF hospital strike was 'human error': US general
The October 3 air raid on the French charity's hospital during a Taliban offensive in Kunduz killed at least 30 people
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Texas toddler dies after siblings put her in oven
Their mother told police she had gone out with her boyfriend to collect a pizza and a prescription at the drug store
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US 'concerns' over Russian missile system
Moscow to send S-400 anti-aircraft missiles with a 400 kilometers range to Syria, being a threat to US-led planes
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US 'Facebook killer' guilty of murdering wife
The case attracted widespread attention after the man splashed a photo of her bloodied body on Facebook
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US Republicans move to dump Trump
Republican experts are warning that Trump could do lasting damage to the party
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China pledges to work with Africa in fighting militancy after Mali attack
Three Chinese citizens killed in the hotel attack were executives from the state-owned China Railway Construction Corp
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Massive Philippine blaze leaves thousands homeless
Despite the devastation, no one was killed in the disaster and only four people were injured
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Google gets 348,085 'forget' requests in Europe
Google complied with less than half of the demands, intending to balance privacy with the public's right to know
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TTP commander Sajna reported killed in US drone strike in Afghanistan
At least 12 other militants were killed along with Sajna, who led a breakaway faction of the Pakistani Taliban
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Afghan president invites senior Pashtun leaders for talks
Delegation including Mahmood Khan Achakzai, Aftab Sherpao & ANP chief Asfandyar Wali will travel to Kabul on Thursday
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Iran to back Palestinians "in any way we can": Khamenei
Supreme leader supported Palestinians saying they are people protesting occupation of their land
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IS claims deadly Tunisia bus bombing
Bombing of a presidential guard bus in the Tunisian capital that killed at least 12 people
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Paris hotel bookings inching back
In noted that occupancy rates remained down by 16 percent on average on Sunday and Monday
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Iraq political dispute leads to gunfire at TV station
Iraq's 328-member parliament is riven by divisions within its Shia majority, Sunni Arab and Kurdish lawmakers
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Flooding brings Qatar to near standstill
Overnight rain makes many roads near impassable for commuters amid reports that even Doha's airport was affected
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Iran general Soleimani lightly wounded in Syria
Commander of al-Quds Force wing was lightly injured in fighting against Syria rebels near Aleppo
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Russia bombards Syrian rebels near site of downed Russian jet
At least 12 air strikes have hit Latakia's northern countryside
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Ukraine bans Russia's airlines from crossing its airspace
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk says "Russia might use Ukrainian airspace to stage provocations"
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French PM says Europe can't take in more refugees
The UN condemned new restrictions on refugees that have left around 1,000 migrants stuck
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Missing Iranian diplomat found dead in Saudi Arabia: reports
Iranian FM says any measure that increases tensions and complicates situation will be wrong signal to terrorists
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Russia will not wage war on Turkey after it downed Russian jet: foreign minister
Russia's foreign minister says they have serious doubts that downing of the jet was an unpremeditated act by Turkey
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Post office worker arrested for spitting on hijab-wearing women
Reports say attacker launched an anti-Muslim tirade against the women
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How the Paris attacks are affecting Muslim children
Editor of French daily invited Muslim children to voice their opinions and share their experiences post-Paris attacks
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Germany to send 650 troops to Mali to relieve France
Merkel says that Germany will 'stand in solidarity at France's side'
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Britain's highest court rejects Malaysia massacre appeal
Relatives of workers have waged a decades-long fight for a probe into the "Batang Kali massacre"
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Facebook user Phuc Dat Bich says name is a 'prank'
The prankster now say his name is "Joe Carr"
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Defiant Merkel vows to stand by refugee policy despite security fears
Merkel stressed her commitment saying Germany has a duty to protect those fleeing war and conflict
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Russia will continue air strikes in Syria near Turkish border - Kremlin
Kremlin spokesperson points that most militants tend to be on the Syrian territory close to the Turkish border
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Russian jet downing 'wrong signal to the terrorists': Iran
Turkey says Russian plane had violated its air space 10 times within a five minute period
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Turkey's Davutoglu says attacks on Turkmens cannot be justified by fight against Islamic State
Turkish PM says Ankara was keeping communication channels open with Moscow
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Indonesia increases airport security after threat
The move has been taken after a Jakarta airport had received a threat in recent days
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2015 set to be hottest on record, 2016 even hotter due to El Niño: UN
World Meteorological Organisation says this is due to combination of strong El Niño and human-induced global warming
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China urges stronger coordination after Turkey downs Russian jet
Moscow's decision to launch air strikes in Syria means Russian & NATO planes flying combat missions in same air space
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Bangladesh detains two political activists for Islamic State propaganda
Police say one of the men is believed to be behind text messages threatening writers and university teachers
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Putin calls for Russians not to visit Turkey after plane downing
Russian president says it is a necessary measure after destruction of their plane
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Sedition case filed against Aamir Khan for 'anti-national' statements
Bollywood actor earlier said his wife suggested they leave India following growing intolerance in the country
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Arrest in Bangladesh over death threats to secular writers
Tensions are running high in Bangladesh after a series of killings of secular bloggers and a publisher
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Human, technical errors to blame for Afghan hospital strike: NYT
Findings will be officially announced by US General John Campbell at Nato headquarters in Kabul on Wednesday

















































