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Camp Justice at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base

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Trump: I Would ‘Consider’ Sending New York Attack Suspect to Gitmo

2017/11/01

France's President Macron signed into law counter-terrorism measures

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France’s Anti-Terror Law Takes Effect as Emergency Powers End

2017/11/01

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi. On Thursday, he rejected an offer by regional officials to freeze the results of the Kurdistan referendum.

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Iraq to Hold Parliamentary Elections on May 15

2017/11/01

Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza

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Hamas Gives Control of Gaza Border to Palestinian Authority

2017/11/01

The international meeting on Syria held in Astana

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Astana Talks Conclude Without Agreement on Prisoners or Aid

2017/10/31

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Catalonia’s Puigdemont Says He Will Face Charges in Spain

2017/10/31

Catalonia, Catalan, Catalan independence, Catalan referendum, Spain, Guardia Civil

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Spanish Prosecutor Calls for Sedition Charges Against Catalan Leaders

2017/10/30

Iraqi Kurdistan president Masoud Barzani

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Iraqi Kurdistan President Barzani to Leave Office

2017/10/30

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Catalan Parliament Votes to Secede from Spain

2017/10/27

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Iraqi Kurdistan to Delay Parliamentary Elections

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Rohingya refugees arrive at a UNHCR transit centre in Cox’s Bazar, south-east Bangladesh on October 19 after spending four days stranded at the Myanmar border with some 6,800 other refugees.

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US Considering Sanctions Against Myanmar Officials over Rohingya Treatment

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Kurdish Authorities: Iraq Continues to Deploy US Military Equipment to Region

2017/10/23

Rohingya families arrive at a UNHCR transit centre near the village of Anjuman Para, Cox’s Bazar, south-east Bangladesh, on October 19 after spending four days stranded at the Myanmar border with some 6,800 refugees.

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European Commission Pledges €30 Million for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

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Iranian Foreign Minister and foreign ministers of major world powers stand for a photo after reaching a historic nuclear deal in 2015 that dropped sanctions in exchange for IAEA monitoring

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Trump Won’t Recertify Iran’s Compliance with the Nuclear Deal

2017/10/13

An Iranian Shahab-2 missile. The US has passed sanctions against Iran for its ballistics program.

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US House Committee Introduces New Iran Sanctions Bill

2017/10/12

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Fatah and Hamas Agree to Reconciliation Deal in Cairo

2017/10/12

US Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman presents his credentials to Russian President Vladimir Putin. A top Russian diplomat said on October 11 that Moscow may demand further cuts to US diplomatic staff amid a row between the two nations.

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Russia May Demand Further Reductions to US Diplomatic Staff

2017/10/11

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Joanne Stocker

Trump: I Would ‘Consider’ Sending New York Attack Suspect to Gitmo

France’s Anti-Terror Law Takes Effect as Emergency Powers End

Iraq to Hold Parliamentary Elections on May 15

Hamas Gives Control of Gaza Border to Palestinian Authority

Astana Talks Conclude Without Agreement on Prisoners or Aid

Catalonia’s Puigdemont Says He Will Face Charges in Spain

Spanish Prosecutor Calls for Sedition Charges Against Catalan Leaders

Iraqi Kurdistan President Barzani to Leave Office

Catalan Parliament Votes to Secede from Spain

UK: North Korea Likely Behind ‘WannaCry’ Ransomware Attack

Over 10,000 People Flee Iraq’s Anbar Ahead of Anti-ISIS Operations

Abadi: Iraq Rejects Offer to ‘Freeze’ Kurdistan Referendum

Iraqi Kurdistan to Delay Parliamentary Elections

US Considering Sanctions Against Myanmar Officials over Rohingya Treatment

Kurdish Authorities: Iraq Continues to Deploy US Military Equipment to Region

European Commission Pledges €30 Million for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh

Trump Won’t Recertify Iran’s Compliance with the Nuclear Deal

US House Committee Introduces New Iran Sanctions Bill

Fatah and Hamas Agree to Reconciliation Deal in Cairo

Russia May Demand Further Reductions to US Diplomatic Staff

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