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Islamic State Attacks Claim More Than 800 Lives Abroad This Year
The Islamic State group has dramatically expanded its theatre of operations from its hub in Syria and Iraq, executing or inspiring a series of attacks across three continents that claimed more than 800 lives this year.
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US Republicans Seek to Shut Door on Syrian Refugees After Paris
More than a dozen state governors refused on Monday to accept Syrian refugees after the Paris attacks, part of a mounting Republican backlash against the Obama administration's plan to accept thousands more immigrants from the war-torn country.
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John Kerry Confident Iraq's Sinjar to Be Freed From Islamic State
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today he was confident Sinjar would be freed from the Islamic State group within days after Kurdish forces entered the northern Iraq town.
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Bangladesh Writers Stage Freedom Rally Despite Fear of Attack
About 1,000 Bangladeshi authors and teachers marched through the streets of the capital today, asserting their right to free speech days after a suspected Islamist group attacked writers and publishers critical of religious militancy.
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Islamic State Attacks Claim More Than 800 Lives Abroad This Year
The Islamic State group has dramatically expanded its theatre of operations from its hub in Syria and Iraq, executing or inspiring a series of attacks across three continents that claimed more than 800 lives this year.
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US Republicans Seek to Shut Door on Syrian Refugees After Paris
More than a dozen state governors refused on Monday to accept Syrian refugees after the Paris attacks, part of a mounting Republican backlash against the Obama administration's plan to accept thousands more immigrants from the war-torn country.
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John Kerry Confident Iraq's Sinjar to Be Freed From Islamic State
US Secretary of State John Kerry said today he was confident Sinjar would be freed from the Islamic State group within days after Kurdish forces entered the northern Iraq town.
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Bangladesh Writers Stage Freedom Rally Despite Fear of Attack
About 1,000 Bangladeshi authors and teachers marched through the streets of the capital today, asserting their right to free speech days after a suspected Islamist group attacked writers and publishers critical of religious militancy.
