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Intel: US sanctions Iranian ships for delivering oil to Venezuela

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Suspected Israeli airstrikes hit various locations in Syria

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Houthi rebels in Yemen fire missiles into Saudi capital

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British charity worker detained by HTS in Idlib

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The sister (R) of Egyptian rights activist Sanaa Seif stands outside a court in Cairo on December 28, 2014, along with friends and relatives of the twenty-two other pro-democracy activists accused of holding an illegal protest last June, after an appeals court reduced the jail sentences from three years to two. The defendants were accused of holding an illegal protest on June 21 calling for the release of detainees and the annulment of a law that bans all but police-sanctioned demonstrations. They were also

Egyptian activist Sanaa Seif ‘abducted’ in Cairo, family says

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Saudi Arabia reveals Hajj restrictions

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Turkish army Chief of General Staff Hulusi Akar (L) escorts Somalia Prime Minister Hassan Ali Kheire during an inauguration ceremony of the Turkish military base in Mogadishu on September 30, 2017.
Turkey inaugurated the largest foreign-run military training centre in Somalia, where local troops are due to take over the protection of a nation threatened by Shabaab Islamist attacks. / AFP PHOTO / Mustafa ABDI (Photo credit should read MUSTAFA ABDI/AFP via Getty Images)

Al-Qaeda affiliate bombs Turkish base in Somalia

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Smoke fumes rise above buildings in the Libyan capital Tripoli, during reported shelling by strongman Khalifa Haftar's forces, on May 9, 2020 (Photo by Mahmud TURKIA / AFP) (Photo by MAHMUD TURKIA/AFP via Getty Images)

UN report on Libya mercenaries 'unfounded,' says Russia

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TOPSHOT - Tunisian protesters clash with security forces as they demonstrate in the southern city of Tataouine on June 22, 2020 demanding authorities make good on a 2017 promise to provide jobs in the gas and oil sector to thousands of unemployed. - Tunisian security forces clashed for a second day with protesters demanding jobs and the release of an activist in Tunisia's marginalised south, after weeks of tensions. The protests come as Tunisia, until now largely spared the worst of the novel coronavirus,

Tunisia unemployment protests escalate with activist’s arrest

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Iranian food ship docks in Venezuela

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Intel: AFRICOM commander visits Libya’s UN-backed prime minister in Tripoli

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France repatriates children from Islamic State camp in northeast Syria

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