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Two car bombs in Iraq; 10 killed, 27 injured
The Indian Express
Authorities in Iraq say two separate car bombs inside parking lot of two hotels have killed 10 people in the capital Baghdad. Police officials say a car bomb exploded in the parking lot of Babil Hotel late Thursday, killing six people and wounding 14 others.
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The Indian Express
Authorities in Iraq say two separate car bombs inside parking lot of two hotels have killed 10 people in the capital Baghdad. Police officials say a car bomb exploded in the parking lot of Babil Hotel late Thursday, killing six people and wounding 14 others.
Baghdad bombs kill at least 10
Car bombs kill 10 near major Baghdad hotels
DFA: No Pinoy killed or hurt in Baghdad car bomb incidents
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Syria: Insurgent Coalition Pushes Assad's Forces From a Stronghold
New York Times
Insurgents seized one of the last Syrian government positions in the northern province of Idlib on Thursday night, in the latest in a series of recent gains by a newly effective opposition coalition that includes the Syrian branch of Al Qaeda as well as other ...
Al Qaeda-led rebels take Syrian regime bastionDAWN.com
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New York Times
Insurgents seized one of the last Syrian government positions in the northern province of Idlib on Thursday night, in the latest in a series of recent gains by a newly effective opposition coalition that includes the Syrian branch of Al Qaeda as well as other ...
Al Qaeda-led rebels take Syrian regime bastion
Rebels capture last Syrian town in Idlib province
Islamist militants capture last Syrian govt stronghold in Idlib province
BBC News
David Cameron and Angela Merkel in EU reform talks
BBC News
David Cameron will try to persuade German Chancellor Angela Merkel to back him over EU reforms as the two leaders hold face-to-face talks later. The PM is on a whistle-stop tour of Europe trying to gather support for changes he wants before holding the ...
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David Cameron will try to persuade German Chancellor Angela Merkel to back him over EU reforms as the two leaders hold face-to-face talks later. The PM is on a whistle-stop tour of Europe trying to gather support for changes he wants before holding the ...
UK takes hard line on EU reform as Cameron starts European tour
Cameron calls for 'flexible and imaginative' EU reforms
Some UK demands will require treaty change, says Hammond
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Young Australian women trying to join IS, say police
BBC News
As many as 12 young women have tried to leave Melbourne to join the Islamic State (IS) militant group, according to Australian police. The women, aged between 18 and 29, have been recruited on social media. Five of them are now living with IS militants in ...
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As many as 12 young women have tried to leave Melbourne to join the Islamic State (IS) militant group, according to Australian police. The women, aged between 18 and 29, have been recruited on social media. Five of them are now living with IS militants in ...
Melbourne terror wives
Islamic State: At least 12 Melbourne women attempt to join militant group ...
IS targets young Australian women for new recruits
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Putin signs law banning publication of peacetime military casualties
CBC.ca
President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to make losses of Russian troops in peacetime a state secret. The decree published on the official government website and signed by Putin on Thursday makes it a crime to publish information about peacetime ...
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CBC.ca
President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to make losses of Russian troops in peacetime a state secret. The decree published on the official government website and signed by Putin on Thursday makes it a crime to publish information about peacetime ...
Navalny Says Putin Will Stop At Nothing To Stay In Power
Russia censors discussion of involvement in Ukraine
Putin denies Russian troops are in Ukraine, decrees certain deaths secret
Irish Independent
French bartender sentenced after customer drinks 56 shots and dies
Times of India
A French bartender has received a suspended jail sentence after he was convicted of manslaughter for letting a man down 56 shots during a drinking contest that led to his death. Renaud Prudhomme, 56, broke the in-house shots record last October at Starter ...
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Times of India
A French bartender has received a suspended jail sentence after he was convicted of manslaughter for letting a man down 56 shots during a drinking contest that led to his death. Renaud Prudhomme, 56, broke the in-house shots record last October at Starter ...
Bartender sentenced after man drinks 56 shots and dies
French Bartender Convicted in Customer's Drinking Death
Man dies after drinking 56 shots of booze
BBC News
Handing over the reins of power in Nigeria
BBC News
They may not have been slapping each other's backs and smiling ear-to-ear but as Goodluck Jonathan welcomed the man who defeated him in the election, he did give Muhammadu Buhari a sneak preview of the presidential villa and presented him with a ...
Our nation secure, democracy stable, future bright, says outgoing PresidentThe Guardian Nigeria (satire) (press release) (blog)
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BBC News
They may not have been slapping each other's backs and smiling ear-to-ear but as Goodluck Jonathan welcomed the man who defeated him in the election, he did give Muhammadu Buhari a sneak preview of the presidential villa and presented him with a ...
Our nation secure, democracy stable, future bright, says outgoing President
You could have made things difficult – Buhari praises Jonathan
Mugabe leaves for Buhari inauguration
ABC Online
Tony Abbott's sister Christine Forster says same-sex marriage will be legal in ...
ABC Online
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's sister Christine Forster says gay marriage will be legal in Australia by the end of the year and she thinks her brother knows it is inevitable. Ms Forster, who is engaged to a woman, told Lateline it is wonderful that the change to ...
Labor needs to consider tough ideas, such as scrapping negative gearingBrisbane Times
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott's sister Christine Forster says gay marriage will be legal in Australia by the end of the year and she thinks her brother knows it is inevitable. Ms Forster, who is engaged to a woman, told Lateline it is wonderful that the change to ...
Labor needs to consider tough ideas, such as scrapping negative gearing
PM's sister confident of gay marriage
The Abbott government's terrorism Bingo! Playing chicken on national security
The Globe and Mail
FIFA scandal may affect the Palestinian motion to suspend Israel
The Globe and Mail
The corruption allegations rocking the annual congress of soccer's governing authority not only affect the odds of Sepp Blatter being re-elected FIFA president for a fifth term. They also may enhance the chances that Israel, affiliated with FIFA since the ...
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The Globe and Mail
The corruption allegations rocking the annual congress of soccer's governing authority not only affect the odds of Sepp Blatter being re-elected FIFA president for a fifth term. They also may enhance the chances that Israel, affiliated with FIFA since the ...
Netanyahu: Kicking Israel out of FIFA will ruin world soccer
Netanyahu: Israel isn't perfect, but it is on par with world's great democracies
Netanyahu: Effort to hurt Israel will destroy FIFA
Telegraph.co.uk
Yemen: Amnesty Says Antiaircraft Fire by Houthis Has Killed Many Civilians
New York Times
Antiaircraft munitions fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels have killed or maimed scores of civilians in Sana, the capital, Amnesty International said in a report issued on Thursday. Doctors and residents told the group that the munitions were the leading cause of ...
Yemen: anti-aircraft fire cause of most civilian casualties in Sana'a, report saysThe Guardian
Coalition strikes, fighting kill 40 rebels in Yemen's AdenTimes of India
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New York Times
Antiaircraft munitions fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels have killed or maimed scores of civilians in Sana, the capital, Amnesty International said in a report issued on Thursday. Doctors and residents told the group that the munitions were the leading cause of ...
Yemen: anti-aircraft fire cause of most civilian casualties in Sana'a, report says
Coalition strikes, fighting kill 40 rebels in Yemen's Aden
Yemen Crisis a 'Humanitarian Catastrophe,' Experts Say
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