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Philippines, Rebels Fortify Truce Amid Stalled Peace Pact
Philippine government and Muslim rebel negotiators have extended the stay of foreign cease-fire troops in the south at the two sides' first meeting since their peace pact stalled amid fears of a possible renewal of fighting.
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Philippine Army Seizes Rebel Bomb Factory as Peace Plan Flounders
Philippine soldiers have seized a Muslim rebel base and bomb factory in the south, a spokesman said today, as a shaky peace process with the largest Muslim rebel group presents President Benigno Aquino's with his toughest political test.
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Philippine Rebels Claim 'Self-Defence' in Bloody Clash With Police
Philippine Muslim rebels said today they acted purely in "self-defense" in a clash that killed 44 police commandos in the volatile south last month, despite police claims that they were ambushed.
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49 Philippine Police Commandos Killed After Clash With Rebels
Forty-nine Philippine police commandos were killed when they clashed with Muslim rebels in the south, police said Monday, a bloodbath which tested a peace accord signed last March.
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Yemen Leader Expected to Accept Demands of Houthis Who Defeat His Guards
Yemen's President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi was expected to yield to demands on Wednesday for constitutional change and power sharing with Houthi rebels who took up positions outside his home after defeating his guards in two days of battle.
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Southern Thailand Peace Talks On Agenda As Thai Prime Minister Visits Malaysia
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha held talks with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak today during which they were expected to discuss the deadly Muslim Insurgency in southern Thailand along their shared border.
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Philippine Muslim Rebels Vow to Win Peace
Muslim rebels who have been waging a decades-long rebellion in the Philippines said today, that they would "do everything possible" to ensure a peace accord is implemented, as crucial talks made slow progress.
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Five Dead as Fresh Violence Rattles Thai South
A ten-year-old girl died in a grenade blast while four others including a soldier were killed in a shootout hours later in Thailand's war-torn deep south, officials said Monday.
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17 Muslim Rebels dead, says Philippine Military Official
A Philippine military official says 17 Muslim rebels from a breakaway faction and a soldier have died in renewed clashes.
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30 Killed at Central African Republic Church: Priest
Muslim rebels stormed a Catholic church compound in the capital of Central African Republic on Wednesday, killing as many as 30 people in a hail of gunfire and grenades, witnesses said.
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Philippines, Rebels Fortify Truce Amid Stalled Peace Pact
Philippine government and Muslim rebel negotiators have extended the stay of foreign cease-fire troops in the south at the two sides' first meeting since their peace pact stalled amid fears of a possible renewal of fighting.
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Philippine Army Seizes Rebel Bomb Factory as Peace Plan Flounders
Philippine soldiers have seized a Muslim rebel base and bomb factory in the south, a spokesman said today, as a shaky peace process with the largest Muslim rebel group presents President Benigno Aquino's with his toughest political test.
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Philippine Rebels Claim 'Self-Defence' in Bloody Clash With Police
Philippine Muslim rebels said today they acted purely in "self-defense" in a clash that killed 44 police commandos in the volatile south last month, despite police claims that they were ambushed.
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49 Philippine Police Commandos Killed After Clash With Rebels
Forty-nine Philippine police commandos were killed when they clashed with Muslim rebels in the south, police said Monday, a bloodbath which tested a peace accord signed last March.
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Yemen Leader Expected to Accept Demands of Houthis Who Defeat His Guards
Yemen's President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi was expected to yield to demands on Wednesday for constitutional change and power sharing with Houthi rebels who took up positions outside his home after defeating his guards in two days of battle.
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Southern Thailand Peace Talks On Agenda As Thai Prime Minister Visits Malaysia
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha held talks with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak today during which they were expected to discuss the deadly Muslim Insurgency in southern Thailand along their shared border.
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Philippine Muslim Rebels Vow to Win Peace
Muslim rebels who have been waging a decades-long rebellion in the Philippines said today, that they would "do everything possible" to ensure a peace accord is implemented, as crucial talks made slow progress.
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Five Dead as Fresh Violence Rattles Thai South
A ten-year-old girl died in a grenade blast while four others including a soldier were killed in a shootout hours later in Thailand's war-torn deep south, officials said Monday.
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17 Muslim Rebels dead, says Philippine Military Official
A Philippine military official says 17 Muslim rebels from a breakaway faction and a soldier have died in renewed clashes.
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30 Killed at Central African Republic Church: Priest
Muslim rebels stormed a Catholic church compound in the capital of Central African Republic on Wednesday, killing as many as 30 people in a hail of gunfire and grenades, witnesses said.
