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Malala Yousafzai Turns 20. Celebrates With Bumper Cars And Cotton Candy
Activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai turned 20 on Wednesday. Even on her big day, she continued her fight for education of girls around the world. But she did take some time off to have some fun.
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Iraq Risks Losing Generation Due To Lack Of Schools, Healthcare: UNICEF
Preventing violence from depriving millions of children in Iraq of education and decent healthcare is a key humanitarian priority for the country in 2016, a senior UN official said on Wednesday.
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Islamic State Blows Up Ancient Temple at Syria's Palmyra Ruins
Islamic State group jihadists on Sunday blew up the ancient temple of Baal Shamin in the UNESCO-listed Syrian city of Palmyra, the country's antiquities chief told AFP.
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Islamic State Advances on Syria's Historic Palmyra
Islamic State (IS) jihadists advanced today on Syria's ancient Palmyra after executing dozens of civilians on the city's outskirts, as Iraq dispatched reinforcements to prevent Ramadi from falling into extremist hands.
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How the Syrian War Has Affected This UNESCO World Heritage Site
Jordan's Petra has been a tourist delight for decades. But the conflict and violence that plague Jordan's neighbours have meant that fewer tourists are willing to risk travelling to Petra, or anywhere else in Jordan.
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Iraq Reopens Baghdad Museum After 12 Years
Iraq's national museum officially reopened today after 12 years of painstaking efforts during which close to a third of 15,000 pieces looted during the US-led invasion were recovered.
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Islamic State Executing 'Educated Women' in New Wave of Horror: UN
The United Nations on Tuesday decried numerous executions of civilians in Iraq by the Islamic State group, warning that educated women appeared to be especially at risk.
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Grit And Determination of 46 Nurses Helped: Oommen Chandy
The grit and determination of the 46 nurses helped in their evacuation from Iraq, said Chief Minister Oommen Chandy as he called for providing higher education and jobs in the state so that there is no need to go abroad.
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Malala Yousafzai Turns 20. Celebrates With Bumper Cars And Cotton Candy
Activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai turned 20 on Wednesday. Even on her big day, she continued her fight for education of girls around the world. But she did take some time off to have some fun.
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Iraq Risks Losing Generation Due To Lack Of Schools, Healthcare: UNICEF
Preventing violence from depriving millions of children in Iraq of education and decent healthcare is a key humanitarian priority for the country in 2016, a senior UN official said on Wednesday.
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Islamic State Blows Up Ancient Temple at Syria's Palmyra Ruins
Islamic State group jihadists on Sunday blew up the ancient temple of Baal Shamin in the UNESCO-listed Syrian city of Palmyra, the country's antiquities chief told AFP.
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Islamic State Advances on Syria's Historic Palmyra
Islamic State (IS) jihadists advanced today on Syria's ancient Palmyra after executing dozens of civilians on the city's outskirts, as Iraq dispatched reinforcements to prevent Ramadi from falling into extremist hands.
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How the Syrian War Has Affected This UNESCO World Heritage Site
Jordan's Petra has been a tourist delight for decades. But the conflict and violence that plague Jordan's neighbours have meant that fewer tourists are willing to risk travelling to Petra, or anywhere else in Jordan.
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Iraq Reopens Baghdad Museum After 12 Years
Iraq's national museum officially reopened today after 12 years of painstaking efforts during which close to a third of 15,000 pieces looted during the US-led invasion were recovered.
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Islamic State Executing 'Educated Women' in New Wave of Horror: UN
The United Nations on Tuesday decried numerous executions of civilians in Iraq by the Islamic State group, warning that educated women appeared to be especially at risk.
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Grit And Determination of 46 Nurses Helped: Oommen Chandy
The grit and determination of the 46 nurses helped in their evacuation from Iraq, said Chief Minister Oommen Chandy as he called for providing higher education and jobs in the state so that there is no need to go abroad.
