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Unusual Storm System Puts War-Torn Middle East On High Alert
The weather system is so large that some areas could see between 100 mm and 500 mm of precipitation in the next three days, raising serious concerns about catastrophic flash flooding.
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Iraq Restarts Oil Exports Via Turkey Amid Strait Of Hormuz Disruptions
Iraq announced on Wednesday it had resumed limited oil exports of 250,000 bpd through the Turkish port of Ceyhan after the country's output plunged due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Archaeologists Discover Alexander The Great's Lost City After 2,000 Years
According to Hauser, the research project was initiated in 2016 under the leadership of British archaeologists Jane Moon, Robert Killick, and Stuart Campbell.
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Amid Tensions, Pak National Aboard Cargo Vessel Denied Entry Into India
The ship, which was carrying bitumen from Iraq, docked on May 12 with 14 Indian crew members, two Syrians, and one Pakistani national on board.
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Yemen's Houthis Claim Attack On 4 Ships At Israel Port For "Violating Ban"
Yemen's Houthis said early on Sunday that they had conducted a joint military operation with the Islamic Resistance in Iraq militant group, targeting four ships at Israel's northern Haifa port.
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Iraq Arrests 2 Generals On Suspicion Of Bribery At Key Port
Iraq announced Saturday it has arrested two generals on suspicion of taking bribes to waive customs duties, a practice estimated to cost the state $6.3 billion a year in lost revenues.
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"Relations With Iran Stand On Their Own," Says Government On US Warning
Less than three weeks before the first wave of US sanctions against Iran kicks in, India today made it clear that its bilateral relations with Tehran stand on their own and are not influenced by its ties with any third country.
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Islamic State's Grip on Libyan City Gives It a Fallback Option
The Mediterranean port city of Surt has become an actively managed colony of the Islamic State, which has come under growing military and economic pressure in Syria and Iraq.
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Most Seaside Massacre Victims in Tunisia Were British Tourists
Thousands of scared foreign holidaymakers were being flown from Tunisia today after an Islamist gunman killed 38 people, most of them British tourists, at a beach resort.
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3 Killed in Rare South Iraq Bombing Near Port
A rare bombing in mainly Shiite southern Iraq killed at least three people and wounded four others near Umm Qasr port today, police and a hospital source said.
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Unusual Storm System Puts War-Torn Middle East On High Alert
The weather system is so large that some areas could see between 100 mm and 500 mm of precipitation in the next three days, raising serious concerns about catastrophic flash flooding.
-
Iraq Restarts Oil Exports Via Turkey Amid Strait Of Hormuz Disruptions
Iraq announced on Wednesday it had resumed limited oil exports of 250,000 bpd through the Turkish port of Ceyhan after the country's output plunged due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Archaeologists Discover Alexander The Great's Lost City After 2,000 Years
According to Hauser, the research project was initiated in 2016 under the leadership of British archaeologists Jane Moon, Robert Killick, and Stuart Campbell.
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Amid Tensions, Pak National Aboard Cargo Vessel Denied Entry Into India
The ship, which was carrying bitumen from Iraq, docked on May 12 with 14 Indian crew members, two Syrians, and one Pakistani national on board.
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Yemen's Houthis Claim Attack On 4 Ships At Israel Port For "Violating Ban"
Yemen's Houthis said early on Sunday that they had conducted a joint military operation with the Islamic Resistance in Iraq militant group, targeting four ships at Israel's northern Haifa port.
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Iraq Arrests 2 Generals On Suspicion Of Bribery At Key Port
Iraq announced Saturday it has arrested two generals on suspicion of taking bribes to waive customs duties, a practice estimated to cost the state $6.3 billion a year in lost revenues.
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"Relations With Iran Stand On Their Own," Says Government On US Warning
Less than three weeks before the first wave of US sanctions against Iran kicks in, India today made it clear that its bilateral relations with Tehran stand on their own and are not influenced by its ties with any third country.
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Islamic State's Grip on Libyan City Gives It a Fallback Option
The Mediterranean port city of Surt has become an actively managed colony of the Islamic State, which has come under growing military and economic pressure in Syria and Iraq.
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Most Seaside Massacre Victims in Tunisia Were British Tourists
Thousands of scared foreign holidaymakers were being flown from Tunisia today after an Islamist gunman killed 38 people, most of them British tourists, at a beach resort.
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3 Killed in Rare South Iraq Bombing Near Port
A rare bombing in mainly Shiite southern Iraq killed at least three people and wounded four others near Umm Qasr port today, police and a hospital source said.
