Besieged Libyan capital's airport re-opens after 3 monthsLibyan authorities have re-opened the capital's main airport, after closing it nearly three months ago amid heavy fighting between rival militias
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Officials: Protesters hang gunman in Baghdad squareIraqi health and security officials say a gunman shot dead six people, including four anti-government protesters, provoking demonstrators to disarm and hang him in a central Baghdad square
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Israeli leader welcomes Trump's college anti-Semitism orderIsrael's prime minister has welcomed President Trump's executive order which targets what the White House calls a growing problem of anti-Semitism on U.S. college campuses
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Algerians are choosing a new president in contentious poll Voting has begun in Algeria as five candidates are vying to become the next president of Algeria in a contentious election on Thursday
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Saudi Aramco inches near $2 trillion in day 2 of tradingShares in Saudi Aramco have gained 4.5% on the second day of trading, propelling the oil and gas company to a near $2 trillion valuation, where it holds the title of the world's most valuable company
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Exasperated Israelis prepare for third election in a yearExasperated Israelis are coming to grips with the reality of heading to the polls for the third time in a year
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Israeli parliament passes initial motion to dissolve, putting country on verge of third elections in less than a year.Israeli parliament passes initial motion to dissolve, putting country on verge of third elections in less than a year.
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UN: Targeted killings continue against Iraq protesters A new United Nations report says deliberate killings, abduction and arbitrary detention are among abuses that continue against anti-government demonstrators in Iraq
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Diplomats to Lebanon: Expect no aid before government formedDiplomats meeting in Paris say Lebanon cannot expect to receive international aid for its battered economy until a new government undertakes serious reform
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Algeria election may bring new era or continued protestsAlgeria’s powerful army chief is promising that a presidential election on Thursday will chart a new era for the Africa's largest nation
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Egypt urges decisive action against states backing 'terror'Egypt’s president has called for “decisive” and “collective” action against countries supporting “terrorism
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Aid groups: City of Hodeida top dangerous place in Yemen warSeveral international aid groups are warning that a flashpoint Yemeni city at the heart of last year's peace agreement signed in Sweden remains the most dangerous place in the war-torn and impoverished Arab country
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Iran says it's defused large cyberattack on infrastructure Iran’s telecommunications minister says the country has successfully defused a massive cyberattack on unspecified “electronic infrastructure
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Israel's parliament begins voting to dissolve itself, setting off the country's third election in a yearIsrael's parliament begins voting to dissolve itself, setting off the country's third election in a year
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Saudi stock offering creates world's most valuable companySaudi Arabian oil company Aramco has surpassed Apple to become the world's most valuable company
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