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Top Intelligence Officials Killed In Saturday's Strikes On Iran: Israel
Several senior Iranian intelligence officers were killed on the opening day of the joint strikes by the US and Israel on Saturday, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) said in a statement.
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'Attack, Don't Negotiate': Iran Man's Video Appeal To Trump Before Suicide
An Iranian man has reportedly died by suicide after posting a social media video of himself urging US President Donald Trump not to make a deal with Iran's theocratic regime.
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Afghan Taekwondo Champion Faces Death Threats For Criticizing Taliban
A 21-year-old Afghan Taekwondo champion has received over 5,000 threat calls and messages for criticising the Taliban's ban on women's sports.
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Malaysian Opposition Leader Charged In $26 Million Graft Case
Malaysia's opposition leader was Friday hit with 45 charges in a $26 million corruption case, a new blow to his beleaguered party which lost power in landmark elections this year.
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'I Felt Liberated' - A 19-Year-Old's Account Of Life After ISIS
When U.S.-backed forces seized Souad Hamidi's village in northern Syria from ISIS last week, the 19-year-old swiftly tore off the niqab she had been forced to wear since 2014 and smiled.
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Iran Air Ambulance Helicopter Crashes, Killing All On Board: Reports
An air ambulance helicopter crashed today in Iran's central province of Fars, killing everyone on board, Iranian media reported.
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As Barack Obama Heads to Malaysia, Human Trafficking Stance Questioned
Inus bin Abul Baser, an 18-year-old from Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority, believed he'd escaped the worst when he managed to buy his freedom from human traffickers in Thailand and enter Malaysia in search of security and work.
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Church Burned in Clashes in Indonesia's Aceh, 1 Dead
One man was killed today in violent clashes that saw a church burned to the ground by hundreds of armed men in Indonesia's conservative Islamic province of Aceh, a local police chief said.
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Malaysia Shuts Schools as Choking Smog Worsens
Malaysian authorities today ordered most of the country's schools shut for two days because of possible health risks posed by the thick haze from Indonesian forest fires.
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ASEAN Launches Fund to Share Cost of Hosting Trafficking Victims
Southeast Asian countries Thursday launched a fund to share the cost of hosting human trafficking victims, after a regional migrant crisis saw victims ping-ponged between countries reluctant to accept them.
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Top Intelligence Officials Killed In Saturday's Strikes On Iran: Israel
Several senior Iranian intelligence officers were killed on the opening day of the joint strikes by the US and Israel on Saturday, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) said in a statement.
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'Attack, Don't Negotiate': Iran Man's Video Appeal To Trump Before Suicide
An Iranian man has reportedly died by suicide after posting a social media video of himself urging US President Donald Trump not to make a deal with Iran's theocratic regime.
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Afghan Taekwondo Champion Faces Death Threats For Criticizing Taliban
A 21-year-old Afghan Taekwondo champion has received over 5,000 threat calls and messages for criticising the Taliban's ban on women's sports.
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Malaysian Opposition Leader Charged In $26 Million Graft Case
Malaysia's opposition leader was Friday hit with 45 charges in a $26 million corruption case, a new blow to his beleaguered party which lost power in landmark elections this year.
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'I Felt Liberated' - A 19-Year-Old's Account Of Life After ISIS
When U.S.-backed forces seized Souad Hamidi's village in northern Syria from ISIS last week, the 19-year-old swiftly tore off the niqab she had been forced to wear since 2014 and smiled.
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Iran Air Ambulance Helicopter Crashes, Killing All On Board: Reports
An air ambulance helicopter crashed today in Iran's central province of Fars, killing everyone on board, Iranian media reported.
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As Barack Obama Heads to Malaysia, Human Trafficking Stance Questioned
Inus bin Abul Baser, an 18-year-old from Myanmar's persecuted Rohingya Muslim minority, believed he'd escaped the worst when he managed to buy his freedom from human traffickers in Thailand and enter Malaysia in search of security and work.
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Church Burned in Clashes in Indonesia's Aceh, 1 Dead
One man was killed today in violent clashes that saw a church burned to the ground by hundreds of armed men in Indonesia's conservative Islamic province of Aceh, a local police chief said.
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Malaysia Shuts Schools as Choking Smog Worsens
Malaysian authorities today ordered most of the country's schools shut for two days because of possible health risks posed by the thick haze from Indonesian forest fires.
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ASEAN Launches Fund to Share Cost of Hosting Trafficking Victims
Southeast Asian countries Thursday launched a fund to share the cost of hosting human trafficking victims, after a regional migrant crisis saw victims ping-ponged between countries reluctant to accept them.
