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On Camera, 'Spider-Man Of Yemen' Falls Into Volcanic Crater, Dies
Al-Qaqa Ibn Antar, 30, was climbing the steep walls of the Hardah Dam volcanic crater in the southern province of Dhale on Friday when he lost his grip and fell into the 120 metre (393 feet) crater
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Israeli Agents, Disguised As Medical Staff, Kill 3 Palestinians In Hospital
Israeli undercover agents, some disguised as medical staff, raided a West Bank hospital Tuesday and shot dead three Palestinian militants, in the first such operation in eight years.
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Mother's Boyfriend Trained 13-Year-Old For "Jihad", Wanted "An Army": FBI
A 13-year-old boy who was part of group taken into custody at a squalid New Mexico compound last month has told FBI agents his mother's boyfriend was training him to conduct "jihad" against non-believers, according to federal court documents.
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IBM, Google, Others to Unveil Open Data Centre Interface to Take on Intel
Called Open Coherent Accelerator Processor Interface (OpenCAPI), it is an open forum to provide a high bandwidth, low latency open interface design specification.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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'Never Imagined This': Politician 'Stunned' By Son's Role In Dhaka Attack
A Bangladeshi politician has spoken of his shock on discovering his son was one of the suspected gunmen who murdered foreign hostages, and said many young men from wealthy, educated families had gone missing.
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Dhaka Victims Shot, Then Mutilated With Machetes, Says Officer: 10 Facts
The terrorists who attacked an upmarket Dhaka cafe on Friday "treated hostages like cockroaches", shot them and mutilated them with machetes, a top Bangladesh security officer has told NDTV.
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Bangladesh's Ruling Awami League Leader's Son Among Dhaka Attackers
The son of a senior leader of Bangladesh's ruling Awami League could be one of the seven attackers who hacked to death 20 hostages at a restaurant in the diplomatic enclave here, a media report said today.
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What A Courageous French Mother Did After Her Son Was Murdered
After her beloved son, a French soldier, was murdered by an Islamist gunman, Latifa Ibn Ziaten formed a group to prevent radicalization and promote dialogue.
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5 Facts About Sunnis And Shiites That Help Makes Sense Of The Saudi-Iran Crisis
The execution of Shiite cleric Nimr Baqr al-Nimr by Saudi Arabia has sparked a furor in the Middle East along sectarian lines. In Iran, the regional Shiite superpower, the Sunni embassy was ransacked and burned. The Saudi kingdom and a number of its Sunni allies have cut or downgraded diplomatic relations with Tehran. In a number of Sunni-majority ...
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Militants Attack Tunisian Customs Officers Near Algerian Border, 1 Killed: Source
Islamist militant gunmen opened fire on a Tunisian customs team near the Algerian border, killing one customs agent and wounding three more, a security source said today.
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2 Indians Among 27 Killed in Kuwait Mosque Attack
Two Indians were among 27 people killed in suicide attack at a Shia mosque in Kuwait, according to Indian Embassy. Terrorist group Islamic State also known as IS or ISIS has claimed responsibility of the attack. Over 220 were injured.
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PM Narendra Modi Congratulates Islamic Scholar on Getting Peace Award
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated noted Islamic scholar and peace activist Maulana Wahiduddin Khan on being conferred the Sayyidina Imam Al Hassan Ibn Ali Peace Award at a function in Abu Dhabi.
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Envoy Tells UN Darfur Remains Grim
The international envoy for Darfur says tribal violence is rising and the humanitarian situation in western Sudan's volatile Darfur region remains dire.
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Egypt tightens grip on mosques to curb Islamist dissent
Egypt's military-installed authorities are tightening their grip on mosques by laying down the theme for the weekly Friday sermons, in the latest move to curb Islamist dissent.
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On Camera, 'Spider-Man Of Yemen' Falls Into Volcanic Crater, Dies
Al-Qaqa Ibn Antar, 30, was climbing the steep walls of the Hardah Dam volcanic crater in the southern province of Dhale on Friday when he lost his grip and fell into the 120 metre (393 feet) crater
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Israeli Agents, Disguised As Medical Staff, Kill 3 Palestinians In Hospital
Israeli undercover agents, some disguised as medical staff, raided a West Bank hospital Tuesday and shot dead three Palestinian militants, in the first such operation in eight years.
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Mother's Boyfriend Trained 13-Year-Old For "Jihad", Wanted "An Army": FBI
A 13-year-old boy who was part of group taken into custody at a squalid New Mexico compound last month has told FBI agents his mother's boyfriend was training him to conduct "jihad" against non-believers, according to federal court documents.
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IBM, Google, Others to Unveil Open Data Centre Interface to Take on Intel
Called Open Coherent Accelerator Processor Interface (OpenCAPI), it is an open forum to provide a high bandwidth, low latency open interface design specification.
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Apologise To Tarishi's Parents, Says Father Of Bangladesh Attacker
Broken by the discovery that his 21-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz was one of the suspected terrorists who stormed a Dhaka cafe and killed 20 people, a Bangladeshi politician has offered an apology to the parents of Tarishi Jain, the Indian student killed in the terror strike.
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'Never Imagined This': Politician 'Stunned' By Son's Role In Dhaka Attack
A Bangladeshi politician has spoken of his shock on discovering his son was one of the suspected gunmen who murdered foreign hostages, and said many young men from wealthy, educated families had gone missing.
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Dhaka Victims Shot, Then Mutilated With Machetes, Says Officer: 10 Facts
The terrorists who attacked an upmarket Dhaka cafe on Friday "treated hostages like cockroaches", shot them and mutilated them with machetes, a top Bangladesh security officer has told NDTV.
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Bangladesh's Ruling Awami League Leader's Son Among Dhaka Attackers
The son of a senior leader of Bangladesh's ruling Awami League could be one of the seven attackers who hacked to death 20 hostages at a restaurant in the diplomatic enclave here, a media report said today.
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What A Courageous French Mother Did After Her Son Was Murdered
After her beloved son, a French soldier, was murdered by an Islamist gunman, Latifa Ibn Ziaten formed a group to prevent radicalization and promote dialogue.
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5 Facts About Sunnis And Shiites That Help Makes Sense Of The Saudi-Iran Crisis
The execution of Shiite cleric Nimr Baqr al-Nimr by Saudi Arabia has sparked a furor in the Middle East along sectarian lines. In Iran, the regional Shiite superpower, the Sunni embassy was ransacked and burned. The Saudi kingdom and a number of its Sunni allies have cut or downgraded diplomatic relations with Tehran. In a number of Sunni-majority ...
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Militants Attack Tunisian Customs Officers Near Algerian Border, 1 Killed: Source
Islamist militant gunmen opened fire on a Tunisian customs team near the Algerian border, killing one customs agent and wounding three more, a security source said today.
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2 Indians Among 27 Killed in Kuwait Mosque Attack
Two Indians were among 27 people killed in suicide attack at a Shia mosque in Kuwait, according to Indian Embassy. Terrorist group Islamic State also known as IS or ISIS has claimed responsibility of the attack. Over 220 were injured.
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PM Narendra Modi Congratulates Islamic Scholar on Getting Peace Award
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today congratulated noted Islamic scholar and peace activist Maulana Wahiduddin Khan on being conferred the Sayyidina Imam Al Hassan Ibn Ali Peace Award at a function in Abu Dhabi.
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Envoy Tells UN Darfur Remains Grim
The international envoy for Darfur says tribal violence is rising and the humanitarian situation in western Sudan's volatile Darfur region remains dire.
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Egypt tightens grip on mosques to curb Islamist dissent
Egypt's military-installed authorities are tightening their grip on mosques by laying down the theme for the weekly Friday sermons, in the latest move to curb Islamist dissent.
