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Opposition coordinator Riad Hijab says rebels cannot negotiate with government after Russian attack on schools Read More

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Hopes pinned on negotiations, which also involve US and China, to lead to renewed efforts to engage the Taliban Read More

Angela Merkel proposes tougher laws on criminal asylum seekers as protests turn violent in Cologne Read More

Interior ministry says a colonel and conscript on their way to work in Giza were killed by unknown armed men Read More

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Pro-independence opposition leader Tsai wins after ruling KMT party candidate concedes defeat in historic elections Read More

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Doctors Without Borders delivers much-needed medical supplies to city hospitals as violence claims lives elsewhere Read More

Children among those killed by roadside bomb as troops try to push armed group from eastern parts of key city Read More

International charity says 400,000 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition and 10 million more need food aid Read More

At least 12,800 people imprisoned since 2002 on trumped charges with many facing torture, human rights group says Read More

Announcement comes after accusations that the nation's largest police department cast a shadow over Muslim communities Read More

Massive explosion caused by truck bomb after it crashed into centre in Zliten kills and wounds more than 100 people Read More

No casualties reported in attack on a road leading to the pyramids in the Egyptian capital Read More

Several reports of suicide attempts as protests spread to cities across Tunisia amid anger over unemployment Read More

Hamdi al-Bokari, last seen on Monday night, is believed to have been kidnapped, network says Read More

Mustafa Jemilev, 72, is accused of “premeditated crimes” and has been put on the wanted list by a Crimean court Read More

Woman caring for earlier victim identified as second patient in less than a week raising worries of further cases Read More

Israel says foreign minister has a "twisted view of reality" after she called for an investigation into killings Read More

Four more suspects linked to ISIL arrested across Turkey over Tuesday's suicide blast that killed 12 people Read More

Islamabad has close ties to Riyadh and receives financial aid from the kingdom, but Iran is its next-door neighbour Read More

Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders hands out "self-defence sprays" to women, as his Freedom Party soars in polls Read More

At least seven dead and many wounded as explosion hits vehicle carrying employees of Tolo TV in Afghan capital Read More

Ugandan women claim abuse and torture in audio recording that went viral and prompted government action Read More

No flammables found on samples at the scene of blaze on New Year's Eve, the emirate's chief of police says Read More

Residents in the city of Taiz protest in solidarity with three Al Jazeera journalists believed kidnapped there Read More

Activists in Ramallah raise more than $63,000 to rebuild home demolished by Israel after stabbing attack Read More

Several fighters killed in clashes prompted by Assyrians' move to set up checkpoints in Qamishli in fear of ISIL Read More

Tens of thousands walk out over government proposals to amend contracts that doctors say will remove safeguards Read More

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Protest held over disappearance of five employees of company specialising in books banned by Chinese government Read More

Reversal of open-door policy follows acute accommodation shortage, with 150,000 people seeking asylum in one year Read More

Government forces clash with fighters refusing to hand over facility as Arab coalition defends fresh air strikes Read More