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Netanyahu: Iran nuclear deal will ‘fuel terrorism’

Netanyahu: Iran nuclear deal will ‘fuel terrorism’

The deal to curb Iran's nuclear programme will bolster Tehran's ability to fund global terrorism by providing the Islamic state…
Fire at Saudi Arabian oil workers compound kills one, injures 30

Fire at Saudi Arabian oil workers compound kills one, injures 30

A fire at an oil workers residential compound in Saudi Arabia on Sunday claimed one casualty and injured 30 more…
Car bomb explodes in rebel-held Yemen capital

Car bomb explodes in rebel-held Yemen capital

A car bomb exploded Saturday in Yemen's rebel-held capital Sanaa, not far from the vacated US embassy complex and close…
Lebanese in mass ‘You Stink’ rally against politicians

Lebanese in mass ‘You Stink’ rally against politicians

Tens of thousands of protesters from across Lebanon staged a mass rally in downtownBeirut Saturday against a political class they accuse of corruption…
Why ISIS wants to erase Palmyra’s history

Why ISIS wants to erase Palmyra’s history

Editor's note: Sturt W. Manning is chair of the Department of Classics at Cornell University.
Libya shipwreck toll rises to 111, dozens missing

Libya shipwreck toll rises to 111, dozens missing

Rescuers have retrieved from the sea the bodies of 111 migrants whose boat sank off the coast of Libya, the…
In first, headscarf-wearing woman named minister in Turkey

In first, headscarf-wearing woman named minister in Turkey

For the first time in the history of Turkey, a Muslim but secular country, a woman who wears an Islamic…
Social media finds Syrian refugee, provides dad a new start

Social media finds Syrian refugee, provides dad a new start

It was almost another tragedy. But with a boost from social media, an anonymous pen seller in Beirut, Lebanon became a…
Mounting toll of Turkey’s ‘martyrs’ stirs controversy

Mounting toll of Turkey’s ‘martyrs’ stirs controversy

It has become a familiar scene in Turkey over the past month.
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