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Yemen Clashes Kill 26 as Embassy Closures Continue
Clashes between Shi'ite Houthi militiamen and Sunni tribesmen fighting alongside Al Qaeda militants killed 26 people in Yemen, local officials said, as the United Arab Emirates joined Saudi Arabia and Western countries in closing its embassy in the country.
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Four Men Convicted of Al Qaeda Plot in Germany
Four men have been convicted in Germany of being part of an al Qaeda terrorist cell that planned to carry out a bombing attack.
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Syria talks in London agree on no future role for Bashar al-Assad
Western and Arab powers agreed with Syrian opposition leaders Tuesday that President Bashar al-Assad should play no future role in government, but they struggled to convince the rebels to attend key peace talks in Geneva next month.
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Syria crisis: West struggles to cope with online recruitment for jihad
"I am French," explains the young man in the YouTube video carrying a Kalashnikov and wearing a kufiya cotton headdress as he sits in front of a waving black-and-white flag of Al Qaeda.
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US evacuates around 75 staffers from Yemen embassy after Al Qaeda threat
Some 75 staffers at the US embassy in Yemen have been evacuated aboard a US military plane because of a region-wide terror threat, a US official said today.
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US extends closure of Mideast missions over Al Qaeda's threat
US missions across the Middle East and Africa will be closed through August 10 after US spies found what lawmakers fear is the most serious threat of an Al Qaeda attack in years.
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US envoy meets Egypt's foreign minister in a bid to resolve crisis
A US envoy met Egyptian officials today amid efforts to find a peaceful solution to the stand-off between supporters of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and the army-installed interim government.
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Mohamed Morsi supporters defy Egypt police with fresh rallies
Islamist backers of Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi staged defiant rallies yesterday and clashed with police in Cairo, after the government ordered their protest camps to be broken up.
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Islamist site threatens strike 'at heart of Berlin'
A statement posted on Tuesday on an Islamist website used by Al Qaeda threatened a strike at the "heart of Berlin" unless Germany releases a jailed female militant.
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Germany: Breeding ground for Islamic radicals?
This wealthy port city advertises its bustling canals and bridges and its towering 19th-century churches to draw visitors from around the world.It is less interested in drawing more attention to Al Quds Mosque, where the September 11 hijacker Mohamed Atta prayed and which has become a destination for jihadi tourism. This summer, local authorities c...
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Yemen Clashes Kill 26 as Embassy Closures Continue
Clashes between Shi'ite Houthi militiamen and Sunni tribesmen fighting alongside Al Qaeda militants killed 26 people in Yemen, local officials said, as the United Arab Emirates joined Saudi Arabia and Western countries in closing its embassy in the country.
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Four Men Convicted of Al Qaeda Plot in Germany
Four men have been convicted in Germany of being part of an al Qaeda terrorist cell that planned to carry out a bombing attack.
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Syria talks in London agree on no future role for Bashar al-Assad
Western and Arab powers agreed with Syrian opposition leaders Tuesday that President Bashar al-Assad should play no future role in government, but they struggled to convince the rebels to attend key peace talks in Geneva next month.
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Syria crisis: West struggles to cope with online recruitment for jihad
"I am French," explains the young man in the YouTube video carrying a Kalashnikov and wearing a kufiya cotton headdress as he sits in front of a waving black-and-white flag of Al Qaeda.
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US evacuates around 75 staffers from Yemen embassy after Al Qaeda threat
Some 75 staffers at the US embassy in Yemen have been evacuated aboard a US military plane because of a region-wide terror threat, a US official said today.
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US extends closure of Mideast missions over Al Qaeda's threat
US missions across the Middle East and Africa will be closed through August 10 after US spies found what lawmakers fear is the most serious threat of an Al Qaeda attack in years.
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US envoy meets Egypt's foreign minister in a bid to resolve crisis
A US envoy met Egyptian officials today amid efforts to find a peaceful solution to the stand-off between supporters of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and the army-installed interim government.
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Mohamed Morsi supporters defy Egypt police with fresh rallies
Islamist backers of Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi staged defiant rallies yesterday and clashed with police in Cairo, after the government ordered their protest camps to be broken up.
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Islamist site threatens strike 'at heart of Berlin'
A statement posted on Tuesday on an Islamist website used by Al Qaeda threatened a strike at the "heart of Berlin" unless Germany releases a jailed female militant.
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Germany: Breeding ground for Islamic radicals?
This wealthy port city advertises its bustling canals and bridges and its towering 19th-century churches to draw visitors from around the world.It is less interested in drawing more attention to Al Quds Mosque, where the September 11 hijacker Mohamed Atta prayed and which has become a destination for jihadi tourism. This summer, local authorities c...
