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Syria Ex-Rebel Military Chief Calls For End To "Terrorist" Label
The military chief of Syria's victorious Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham called on the international community Tuesday to find a solution to Israel's repeated strikes and "incursion" into Syrian territory.
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Angola Ex-Rebel Leader Reburied 17 Years After Death
Thousands of supporters of Angola's former rebel leader Jonas Savimbi rallied for his public reburial on Saturday, 17 years after he was killed by troops in a shootout that marked the end of the country's devastating civil war.
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Syria: From 'Chemical Attack' To Retaliatory Strikes
The United States, France and Britain launched retaliatory strikes on the Syrian regime a week after an alleged chemical attack on an ex-rebel town, despite warnings from Russia.
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Brazil Warrior Dilma Rousseff's Impeachment Defense Highlights
An ex-rebel guerrilla and cancer survivor, Brazil's suspended president Dilma Rousseff mounted a combative defense Monday before senators who are expected to vote to impeach her.
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Uruguay's Tabare Vazquez, Cancer Doctor and Two-Time President
Tabare Vazquez, the former Uruguayan president who leapfrogged back to the helm Sunday, is a cancer doctor with a far more traditional style than his ex-rebel, marijuana-legalizing predecessor, Jose Mujica.
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Ex-Seleka Fighters Massacre 'At Least 34' in Central African Villages
Suspected ex-rebels from the Central African Republic's Seleka movement massacred at least 34 people in several northern villages over the past three days, an officer in the African peacekeeping force MISCA told AFP on Saturday.
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Islamists Mount 'Heaviest' Assault on Libya Airport
Islamist militia launched their heaviest assault so far on Libya's main airport on Sunday two days after a truce with the rival ex-rebels that control it collapsed, a security official said.
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Ugandan Army Kills Ex-Rebels in Central Africa Mix-Up
Ugandan troops have killed at least 15 former rebels from the Central African Republic after mistaking them for fighters of the notorious Lord's Resistance Army, police has said.
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Libya to Vote Next Month Amid Rising Unrest
Libya will hold elections next month to replace its disputed interim parliament, as authorities strive to contain a power struggle with armed ex-rebels and prevent a descent into civil war.
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13 Dead As Libya Ex-Rebel Chief Battles Benghazi Islamists
Forces loyal to a rogue general clashed with former rebel Islamist groups in lawless Benghazi of eastern Libya killing at least 13 people on Friday.
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Syria Ex-Rebel Military Chief Calls For End To "Terrorist" Label
The military chief of Syria's victorious Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham called on the international community Tuesday to find a solution to Israel's repeated strikes and "incursion" into Syrian territory.
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Angola Ex-Rebel Leader Reburied 17 Years After Death
Thousands of supporters of Angola's former rebel leader Jonas Savimbi rallied for his public reburial on Saturday, 17 years after he was killed by troops in a shootout that marked the end of the country's devastating civil war.
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Syria: From 'Chemical Attack' To Retaliatory Strikes
The United States, France and Britain launched retaliatory strikes on the Syrian regime a week after an alleged chemical attack on an ex-rebel town, despite warnings from Russia.
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Brazil Warrior Dilma Rousseff's Impeachment Defense Highlights
An ex-rebel guerrilla and cancer survivor, Brazil's suspended president Dilma Rousseff mounted a combative defense Monday before senators who are expected to vote to impeach her.
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Uruguay's Tabare Vazquez, Cancer Doctor and Two-Time President
Tabare Vazquez, the former Uruguayan president who leapfrogged back to the helm Sunday, is a cancer doctor with a far more traditional style than his ex-rebel, marijuana-legalizing predecessor, Jose Mujica.
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Ex-Seleka Fighters Massacre 'At Least 34' in Central African Villages
Suspected ex-rebels from the Central African Republic's Seleka movement massacred at least 34 people in several northern villages over the past three days, an officer in the African peacekeeping force MISCA told AFP on Saturday.
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Islamists Mount 'Heaviest' Assault on Libya Airport
Islamist militia launched their heaviest assault so far on Libya's main airport on Sunday two days after a truce with the rival ex-rebels that control it collapsed, a security official said.
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Ugandan Army Kills Ex-Rebels in Central Africa Mix-Up
Ugandan troops have killed at least 15 former rebels from the Central African Republic after mistaking them for fighters of the notorious Lord's Resistance Army, police has said.
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Libya to Vote Next Month Amid Rising Unrest
Libya will hold elections next month to replace its disputed interim parliament, as authorities strive to contain a power struggle with armed ex-rebels and prevent a descent into civil war.
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13 Dead As Libya Ex-Rebel Chief Battles Benghazi Islamists
Forces loyal to a rogue general clashed with former rebel Islamist groups in lawless Benghazi of eastern Libya killing at least 13 people on Friday.
