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Germany is sponsor of terrorism: Erdogan
Turkey president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan charged Germany for helping and sheltering terrorists
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U.N condemns yesterday Taliban attack on Kabul
The UN Security Council on Wednesday has "condemned in the strongest terms the heinous and cowardly terrorist attacks" on Kabul in which 22 people were killed and 119 others injured
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Germany shut down Islamic center in Berlin
A mosque used by the Berlin Christmas market truck attacker, Anis Amri, has been shut down by German authorities amid a series of police raids in the hunt for other radical Islamists.
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Pentagon’s new plan to destroy ISIS
“America will continue fighting against Daesh (ISIS) in the world,” Jeff Davis, a spokesman for Pentagon said
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Divisive political rhetoric a danger to the world, Amnesty says
It is time we all stand up together and put a stop to the politics of demonization which is creating a divided and dangerous world.
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German senior official asks stopping deportation of Afghan refugees
Barbel Kofler, German representative for human rights demanded halting deportation of Afghan refugees.
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China ‘eliminating civil society’ by targeting human rights activists
Report details use of torture by Chinese security agencies – including beatings, stress positions and sleep deprivation – to force activists to confess ‘crimes’.
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Crimea belongs to Russia and not returns it back: Moscow
In response to Trump's speech on returning Crimea to Ukraine, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said: this island is part of Russia’s territory and doesn’t give it back.
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UAE ambassador wounded in Kandahar blast, dies of wounds
Juma Mohammed Abdullah al-Kaabi was critically wounded in attack that also killed five Emirati aid workers.
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Kim Jong Un’s half-brother murdered with poison, South Korea says
The sudden death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half-brother was murder, South Korean officials announced Wednesday.
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