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Dozens Feared Dead after Libya Boat Carrying African Immigrants Sank Off
Up to 170 passengers still missing while travelers suspected to include Somalis and Eritreans.
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Chinese Su-27 Warplane 'Intercepts' US Navy's P-8 Poseidon
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Saudi Arabia Sustains UN Human Rights Council Membership Despite Beheading 19 People in 17 Days
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Pope Francis Phones James Foley's Family After Isis Behead American Journalist
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John Lennon Killer Mark Chapman Parole Disputed by Yoko Ono Because She Fears Him
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Gaza Strip: Four-Year-Old Boy Killed by Rocket Fired into Israel
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Egypt: Summer of Discontent as Blackouts Frustrate Public
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Switzerland: Man Shot Dead in Mosque
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Prohibition in India: Tourist Hotspot Kerala Closes Hundreds of Bars in Quest to Rid State of Alcohol
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World Health Organization: Why the Ebola Outbreak has been Underestimated
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Irish intelligence officers closely watching 30 jihadi fighters travelling to Iraq and Syria
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James Foley Beheading: Should USA and UK Rethink Blanket Ban on Paying Ransoms?
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