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Syria: Al-Qaeda offers €3m bounty for Bashar al-Assad and urges attacks on Russia
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Israel: Shocking CCTV footage shows Palestinian attack on a bus stop
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Central African Republic child soldiers: Violence, anger and frustration increase risk of recruitment
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China: Stewardesses 'happy' to be forced into overhead lockers says Kunming Airlines
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MH17 report: Passengers survived for seconds after Russia missile strike
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Israeli police kill Palestinian man after he tried to grab soldier's rifle
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France: Knife-wielding schoolboy screamed 'Allahu Akbar' before shooting teacher with BB gun
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