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Virtuous circle: rescued refugee seeks to save others

Virtuous circle: rescued refugee seeks to save others

LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – It was the kindness of strangers that propelled single mother Dalya to a new life…
US sanctions Iran’s foreign minister

US sanctions Iran’s foreign minister

The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions against Iran’s foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, effectively slamming the door on the…
Iran says sanctions show US ‘afraid’ of top diplomat

Iran says sanctions show US ‘afraid’ of top diplomat

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani on Thursday mocked a US decision to impose sanctions on his top diplomat Mohammad Javad Zarif,…
Al-Qaeda heir Hamza bin Laden killed: US media

Al-Qaeda heir Hamza bin Laden killed: US media

Osama bin Laden’s son Hamza, chosen heir to the leadership of Al-Qaeda, has been killed, US media reported Wednesday citing…
Twin attacks kill 20 police in Yemen’s Aden: sources

Twin attacks kill 20 police in Yemen’s Aden: sources

Two separate attacks killed at least 20 police in Yemen’s government-held second city Aden Thursday, one by Shiite rebels and…
Ethiopian migrants die of hunger and thirst in stranded boat: U.N. agency

Ethiopian migrants die of hunger and thirst in stranded boat: U.N. agency

DUBAI (Reuters) – At least 15 Ethiopians died after the boat trying to smuggle them into Yemen broke down and…
Mashrou’ Leila concert in Lebanon canceled after church pressure

Mashrou’ Leila concert in Lebanon canceled after church pressure

BEIRUT (Reuters) – Lebanon’s Byblos festival has canceled a concert by the indie rock band Mashrou’ Leila “to prevent bloodshed”…
Israel approves new homes for settlers, Palestinians in West Bank

Israel approves new homes for settlers, Palestinians in West Bank

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel has approved the construction of 6,000 new homes for Jewish settlers and 700 new homes for…
AU calls for trial for killers of Sudan school children

AU calls for trial for killers of Sudan school children

KHARTOUM (Reuters) – The African Union called on Wednesday for a speedy trial for those responsible for the killing of…
Oil rises for fifth straight day as market awaits Fed, stockpiles fall

Oil rises for fifth straight day as market awaits Fed, stockpiles fall

TOKYO (Reuters) – Oil prices rose for a fifth day on Wednesday, buoyed by a bigger-than-expected drop in U.S. inventories…
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