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Netanyahu Visited UAE "Secretly" During War With Iran, PM's Office Says
"During Operation 'Lion's Roar', Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paid a secret visit to the United Arab Emirates, where he met with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan," his office said in a statement.
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'Jaish' No More. Hit By Sanctions, Banned Terror Group Changes Name
Banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed will now be known as Al-Murabitun - which means 'defenders of Islam' in Arabic - within Pakistan, intel sources told NDTV this week.
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Historic India-UAE Trade Deal Effective From May 1, Says Emirati Minister
The "historic" Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between India and the UAE will come into effect on May 1, an Emirati minister said today.
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"Kerala Part Of Our Success Story", Says UAE, Offers Help
Kerala, facing one of the worst floods in a century, has been offered help by the United Arab Emirates. The UAE is to form a committee to help flood-hit areas of the state, a report said.
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Bin Laden's Son Marries 9/11 Hijacker's Daughter, Says Family: Report
Hamza bin Laden, son of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, has married the daughter of Mohammed Atta, the lead hijacker and one of the ringleaders of the September 2001 terror attacks in the US, according to the family.
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"OPEC Alone Can't Be Blamed": Oil Producer Group After Trump Criticism
The president of OPEC on Monday defended the oil producer group against US President Donald Trump's recent demands for higher oil output, saying OPEC does not shoulder the blame.
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Saudi Arabia Frees 4 Women's Rights Activists, Associates Say
Saudi Arabia has released four women's rights activists who were among a group arrested last week, a month before a ban on women driving is set to end, fellow activists and Amnesty International said on Thursday.
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In Oman, PM Narendra Modi Slams Congress For "Misgovernance": 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a crowd of nearly 20,000 Indians who gathered to hear him at the Sultan Qaboos Stadium in Muscat on Sunday. He took shots at the opposition Congress party, saying India's image had suffered due to a long list of scams in the previous regime and his government worked hard to change the "style of misgovernance"....
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Saudi King Will Not Relinquish Throne, Senior Official Says
King Salman isn't planning to abdicate in favor of his son, a senior Saudi official said, dismissing mounting speculation that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will soon ascend to the throne.
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BRICS Goa Declaration Mentions Terror But Not Jaish Or Lashkar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told BRICS leaders in Goa on Sunday that "the mothership of terrorism is in India's neighbourhood" and posed a major threat to BRICS goals of development and economic growth. In spite of his saying that those who shelter terrorists are as much a threat themselves, the Goa Declaration adopted by five member states didn't...
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Egypt Says It Killed Senior Muslim Brotherhood Leader In Shootout
Egypt's Interior Ministry said early on Tuesday that it killed a senior Muslim Brotherhood leader it said was responsible for the group's "armed wing" and another member of the group in a shootout on Monday.
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FBI Says Refugees Used Social Media To Plan Fight In Syria
An Iraqi man bragged about his experience fighting in Syria and the skills he developed as a teenage insurgent as he urged a fellow Iraqi refugee in the U.S. to join him in what both hoped would be martyrdom, according to documents filed in federal court.
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Al Qaeda Militants Take Over 2 South Yemen Towns, Residents Say
Al Qaeda have retaken the two major southern Yemeni towns of Zinjibar and Jaar that had fallen briefly to militants four years ago, residents and local fighters said today.
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Kenya University Death Toll Seen Rising; Anger Over Security Failures
The death toll in an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university is likely to climb above 147, a government source and media said on today, as anger grew among local residents over what they say was a government failure to prevent bloodshed.
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Egypt Sets Retrial Date for Jailed Journalists, Says Lawyer
Egyptian authorities have set Feb. 12 as the start date of a retrial for two jailed Al Jazeera journalists, the lawyer for one of the defendants said today.
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Netanyahu Visited UAE "Secretly" During War With Iran, PM's Office Says
"During Operation 'Lion's Roar', Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paid a secret visit to the United Arab Emirates, where he met with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan," his office said in a statement.
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'Jaish' No More. Hit By Sanctions, Banned Terror Group Changes Name
Banned terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed will now be known as Al-Murabitun - which means 'defenders of Islam' in Arabic - within Pakistan, intel sources told NDTV this week.
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Historic India-UAE Trade Deal Effective From May 1, Says Emirati Minister
The "historic" Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between India and the UAE will come into effect on May 1, an Emirati minister said today.
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"Kerala Part Of Our Success Story", Says UAE, Offers Help
Kerala, facing one of the worst floods in a century, has been offered help by the United Arab Emirates. The UAE is to form a committee to help flood-hit areas of the state, a report said.
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Bin Laden's Son Marries 9/11 Hijacker's Daughter, Says Family: Report
Hamza bin Laden, son of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, has married the daughter of Mohammed Atta, the lead hijacker and one of the ringleaders of the September 2001 terror attacks in the US, according to the family.
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"OPEC Alone Can't Be Blamed": Oil Producer Group After Trump Criticism
The president of OPEC on Monday defended the oil producer group against US President Donald Trump's recent demands for higher oil output, saying OPEC does not shoulder the blame.
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Saudi Arabia Frees 4 Women's Rights Activists, Associates Say
Saudi Arabia has released four women's rights activists who were among a group arrested last week, a month before a ban on women driving is set to end, fellow activists and Amnesty International said on Thursday.
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In Oman, PM Narendra Modi Slams Congress For "Misgovernance": 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a crowd of nearly 20,000 Indians who gathered to hear him at the Sultan Qaboos Stadium in Muscat on Sunday. He took shots at the opposition Congress party, saying India's image had suffered due to a long list of scams in the previous regime and his government worked hard to change the "style of misgovernance"....
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Saudi King Will Not Relinquish Throne, Senior Official Says
King Salman isn't planning to abdicate in favor of his son, a senior Saudi official said, dismissing mounting speculation that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will soon ascend to the throne.
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BRICS Goa Declaration Mentions Terror But Not Jaish Or Lashkar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told BRICS leaders in Goa on Sunday that "the mothership of terrorism is in India's neighbourhood" and posed a major threat to BRICS goals of development and economic growth. In spite of his saying that those who shelter terrorists are as much a threat themselves, the Goa Declaration adopted by five member states didn't...
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Egypt Says It Killed Senior Muslim Brotherhood Leader In Shootout
Egypt's Interior Ministry said early on Tuesday that it killed a senior Muslim Brotherhood leader it said was responsible for the group's "armed wing" and another member of the group in a shootout on Monday.
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FBI Says Refugees Used Social Media To Plan Fight In Syria
An Iraqi man bragged about his experience fighting in Syria and the skills he developed as a teenage insurgent as he urged a fellow Iraqi refugee in the U.S. to join him in what both hoped would be martyrdom, according to documents filed in federal court.
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Al Qaeda Militants Take Over 2 South Yemen Towns, Residents Say
Al Qaeda have retaken the two major southern Yemeni towns of Zinjibar and Jaar that had fallen briefly to militants four years ago, residents and local fighters said today.
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Kenya University Death Toll Seen Rising; Anger Over Security Failures
The death toll in an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university is likely to climb above 147, a government source and media said on today, as anger grew among local residents over what they say was a government failure to prevent bloodshed.
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Egypt Sets Retrial Date for Jailed Journalists, Says Lawyer
Egyptian authorities have set Feb. 12 as the start date of a retrial for two jailed Al Jazeera journalists, the lawyer for one of the defendants said today.
