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Syria blasts international silence on incessant terrorist attacks against civilians

The Syrian government has decried the silence of the international community on the incessant terrorist attacks against civilian neighborhoods in Damascus, calling on the United Nations to expose the real goals behind the ongoing foreign-sponsored militancy against the Arab country. The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, in two separate letters …

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Turkish warplanes ‘neutralize’ 38 PKK members in northern Iraq: Report

Turkish warplanes have “neutralized” 38 militants of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northern Iraq, who were preparing to attack Ankara’s forces, security sources say. Turkey’s state-run Anadolu news agency cited security sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, as saying on Wednesday that the militants have been neutralized as …

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Syria’s president visits troops in Eastern Ghouta near Damascus

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has visited army positions and talked to Syrian forces in Eastern Ghouta suburb of the capital Damascus, Syrian state news agency SANA reports. President Assad with the heroes of Syrian Arab Army at the frontlines in Eastern Ghouta, SANA reported. Photos released by Syria’s official news agency …

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Syrian army forces in key East Ghouta town in major blow to militants

This photo released on March 7, 2018 by the Syrian official news agency SANA, shows Syrian government soldiers advancing during a battle against militants in Eastern Ghouta. Syrian armed forces have entered a strategic town in Eastern Ghouta as they press ahead with their push to liberate the suburban area …

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France to take legal action against Google, Apple for ‘abusive practices’

France will take legal action against Google and Apple for “abusive business practices,” Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Wednesday as transatlantic ties threaten to be riven by a trade war. “I believe in an economy based on justice and I will take Google and Apple before the Paris Commercial Court …

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Turkey begins debating changes to electoral laws

The Turkish parliament has begun debating a series of changes in the country’s electoral laws, something that opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan say would further consolidate his powers while affecting the integrity of votes. The debate started on Monday and lawmakers are expected to vote on the amendments sometime …

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Iraqi security forces start offensive to purge areas near Kirkuk of Daesh terrorists

Iraqi security forces, supported by pro-government fighters from Popular Mobilization Units, have started an operation to clear remnants of the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group from villages near the country’s oil-rich northern city of Kirkuk. The Iraq’s Joint Operations Command, in a statement released on Sunday, announced that the counter-terrorism offensive …

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Britons receive letters calling for attacks on Muslims

Police in the UK have launched a hate crime investigation after people received letters asking them to carry out attacks on Muslims. West Yorkshire Police said that it had received around six reports of letters advertising “Punish a Muslim Day”, while Londoners and Birmingham citizens said they had received identical posts. …

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Hashd al-Sha’abi formally inducted into Iraq security system

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has issued a decree, ordering the formal inclusion of pro-government fighters from the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) in the Arab country’s security forces. According to the decree announced on Thursday, the volunteer forces, better known by the Arabic name Hashd al-Sha’abi, will be granted many …

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Labour Party accuses UK of killing children in Yemen

The UK government is responsible for the many children who have been killed and injured as a result of Saudi Arabia’s deadly war on Yemen, the Labour Party has said. In a fiery critique of the Conservative government, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn grilled Prime Minister Theresa May during the latest …

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