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Opinion: Kurds are biggest winners after Iraq's elections - 1 views

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    In a column in the independent Iraqi newspaper Kitabat, Mohammed Jawad Al-Abdali writes that it is doubtful that different parties will be able to from a stable coalition government after the country's recent elections.
mpatel5

Egypt militants pledge loyalty to IS - 1 views

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    A jihadist group which has carried out a series of attacks on security forces in Egypt's Sinai peninsula has pledged allegiance to Islamic State (IS). Ansar Beit al-Maqdis announced the move on a Twitter account in Arabic, saying IS promised "a new dawn raising the banner of monotheism".
agomez117

Egyptian graffiti artist Ganzeer arrested amid surge in political expression - 2 views

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    Egyptian security forces briefly detained three artists hanging posters in Cairo today ahead of major protests tomorrow - a "second revolution" in the words of activists, who are impatient with the pace of reform under Egypt's interim military rule. One of most famous street artist that was arrested was Ganzeer
jshnide

Report: Violence Against Hamas in Gaza - Middle East - News - Arutz Sheva - 0 views

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    Residents of the Gaza strip fight back against Hamas
csherro2

Nostalgia for Ben Ali and hopes for new revolution in riot-stricken Tunis suburb | Midd... - 0 views

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    Interestingly enough people are kind of missing Ben Ali. He was overthrown and left the country. Ever since his leaving, Tunisia has been in an ugly state and residents are missing how comfortable they were when he was in power.
jherna2a

Syria chemical weapons allegations - BBC News - 0 views

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    This article reports six possible chemical weapon attacks within Syria despite the government's reassurances that weapons would only be used against external attacks. Because of the conflict, it is difficult to verify these incidents.
joepouttu

UN suspends Syrian peace talks - BBC News - 0 views

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    Syrian peace talks suspended by UN until 25 February after lack of progress in first week. Both sides are blaming their opposition for the collapse of the peace talks.
joepouttu

Syria conflict: Major rebel town 'seized' in boost for Assad - BBC News - 1 views

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    Syrian government forces say they have seized the last major town held by rebels in western Latakia province. Russian air strikes were crucial in the recapture of Rabia.
natphan

New Daesh Franchise Threatens Egypt - Newsweek Middle East - 0 views

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    Nearing the anniversary of the Egyptian revolution, extremist group Misr ("Egypt," in Arabic) clashes with police. Simultaneously, Sisi regime cracks down on Muslim Brotherhood.
mkulach

What's become of Egypt's Morsi? - BBC News - 0 views

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    This article talks about where Morsi stands as of now in trial. Mohammad Morsi was Egypt's first democratically elected president. This article is interesting because it also gives the perspective of those that are on Mori's side.
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    A court in Egypt has put Ex President Morsi on a death sentence for the murder and torture of many protestors, for Prison Break and espionage. Morsi was democratically elected but failed to solve any social or economic problems and was overthrown soon after.
blantonjack

Israel's Arab Alliance: A Counter to ISIS and Iran? - 3 views

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    With the Middle East ablaze, new opportunities have emerged for regional cooperation. In fact, partnerships have formed in the most unlikely of places, as Israel and some of its Arab neighbors have joined together to combat regional enemies, such as ISIS and Iran.
ralph0

IRIN Middle East | Syria aid deal? What about Aleppo? | Syria | Conflict - 0 views

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    This is linked to another page that I saved. There was an agreement to send more humanitarian aid to Syria, where needed. However, Aleppo has been a location of turmoil of late and it is excluded from the list.
eyadalhasan

Egypt bomb kills 21 at Alexandria Coptic church - BBC News - 0 views

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    President Hosni Mubarak has urged Egypt's Muslims and Christians to stand united against terrorism after a bombing outside a church in Alexandria. At least 21 people were killed and 70 hurt in the suspected suicide attack, which happened during a New Year's Eve service at the al-Qiddissin Church.
sambofoster

Islamic State: Yazidi women tell of sex-slavery trauma - BBC News - 0 views

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    The Yazidi religious minority community in Iraq says 3,500 of its women and girls are still being held by the so-called Islamic State (IS), many being used as sex slaves. A few have managed to escape and here tell their harrowing stories. One day in August, Hannan woke to find her family frantically packing.
mkulach

Israeli soldiers assault Palestinian detainees - 0 views

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    Four Palestinians arrested this week for Facebook posts have spoken of physical assaults they endured during their detention and interrogation. The testimonies were collected by the Palestinian Committee for Prisoners' Affairs and relate to four Palestinian youths, including at least two teenagers detained.
ralph0

Syria conflict: IS 'abducts hundreds of factory workers' - BBC News - 0 views

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    So this has been all over the news today. ISIS kidnapped 200-300 factory cement workers from near Damascus. Does this mean they're trying to build something?
natphan

Syria-Russia-Iran axis likely to liberate ISIS heartland, not Western backed forces - 0 views

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    If Islamic State and al-Qaida's Nusra Front lose control of their strongholds in Syria, Bashar Assad's army will likely supply the boots on the ground to supplant them, with help from Russian air strikes and Iranian and Hezbollah forces.
aacosta8

Citing terrorism, Egypt to step up surveillance of social media - 1 views

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    Egyptian authorities have invited foreign software companies to help the government track online speech amid a sweeping crackdown on dissent. A twin bombing Monday killed two police officers. Egypt is tightening its control over social media by acquiring new software that would facilitate extensive monitoring of dissidents' communications, putting even stay-at-home opposition supporters at risk.
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