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Uncle Of Syrian President Returns Home From Decades-Long Exile: Report
The uncle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has returned home from 36 years of exile to dodge arrest in France, the pro-government al-Watan newspaper reported Friday.
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Girl Walked Into Police Station And Blew Herself Up. She Was 7
A seven-year-old girl wearing an explosives-laden belt blew herself up inside a police station in Damascus on Friday, Syrian state media reported.
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Saudi Newspaper Says Hacked By Foreigners
Hackers from outside Saudi Arabia seized control of a major newspaper website in the kingdom on Thursday and published false news about its military operation in Yemen, the paper said.
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Syrian Paper Recounts Rescue of Downed Russian Pilot
Syrian special forces launched an operation "behind enemy lines" to rescue the surviving crew member of a Russian warplane downed by Turkey, Syria's Al-Watan newspaper reported today.
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Syria Power Output Down 56 Per Cent in War: Report
Electricity generation in Syria has dropped by 56 per cent since the civil war began in March 2011, the pro-government Al-Watan newspaper reported today.
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Sudan Seizes Print Runs of 13 Newspapers: Watchdog
Sudanese security officers seized the print runs of 13 newspapers today in one of the most sweeping crackdowns on the press in recent years, a media watchdog said.
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Ex-Libyan Rebel Leader Allowed to Sue Britain Over Torture Claim
A former Libyan Islamist commander won the legal right to sue Britain for damages over the years of torture he says he suffered at the hands of Muammar Gaddafi's henchmen after being illegally handed to Libya by British and U.S. spies.
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First Saudi sports complex for women opens: Reports
The first sports complex for women in Saudi Arabia has opened in the east of the ultra-conservative Gulf kingdom, the daily newspaper Al-Watan reported on Monday.
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Saudi man spared paralysis sentence: reports
A Saudi man escaped a sentence of paralysis for stabbing and paralysing another man by offering him compensation, media reported on Sunday, although the authorities have denied issuing the punishment.
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Saudi girls' school defies clerics with basketball: Report
A girls' school in Saudi Arabia has defied a religious ban on female sports by erecting basketball hoops and letting pupils play at break-time, the daily al-Watan reported on Wednesday. Powerful clerics in the conservative Islamic kingdom have long spoken against allowing girls to play sports, with one senior figure saying in 2009 it might lead th...
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Uncle Of Syrian President Returns Home From Decades-Long Exile: Report
The uncle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has returned home from 36 years of exile to dodge arrest in France, the pro-government al-Watan newspaper reported Friday.
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Girl Walked Into Police Station And Blew Herself Up. She Was 7
A seven-year-old girl wearing an explosives-laden belt blew herself up inside a police station in Damascus on Friday, Syrian state media reported.
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Saudi Newspaper Says Hacked By Foreigners
Hackers from outside Saudi Arabia seized control of a major newspaper website in the kingdom on Thursday and published false news about its military operation in Yemen, the paper said.
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Syrian Paper Recounts Rescue of Downed Russian Pilot
Syrian special forces launched an operation "behind enemy lines" to rescue the surviving crew member of a Russian warplane downed by Turkey, Syria's Al-Watan newspaper reported today.
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Syria Power Output Down 56 Per Cent in War: Report
Electricity generation in Syria has dropped by 56 per cent since the civil war began in March 2011, the pro-government Al-Watan newspaper reported today.
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Sudan Seizes Print Runs of 13 Newspapers: Watchdog
Sudanese security officers seized the print runs of 13 newspapers today in one of the most sweeping crackdowns on the press in recent years, a media watchdog said.
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Ex-Libyan Rebel Leader Allowed to Sue Britain Over Torture Claim
A former Libyan Islamist commander won the legal right to sue Britain for damages over the years of torture he says he suffered at the hands of Muammar Gaddafi's henchmen after being illegally handed to Libya by British and U.S. spies.
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First Saudi sports complex for women opens: Reports
The first sports complex for women in Saudi Arabia has opened in the east of the ultra-conservative Gulf kingdom, the daily newspaper Al-Watan reported on Monday.
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Saudi man spared paralysis sentence: reports
A Saudi man escaped a sentence of paralysis for stabbing and paralysing another man by offering him compensation, media reported on Sunday, although the authorities have denied issuing the punishment.
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Saudi girls' school defies clerics with basketball: Report
A girls' school in Saudi Arabia has defied a religious ban on female sports by erecting basketball hoops and letting pupils play at break-time, the daily al-Watan reported on Wednesday. Powerful clerics in the conservative Islamic kingdom have long spoken against allowing girls to play sports, with one senior figure saying in 2009 it might lead th...
