Middle East and North Africa
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Family identifies Jamal al-Harith, paid £1m compensation by UK government, as man Islamic State says was behind Mosul attack
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No casualties as two handmade rockets land in Eshkol region day after Isis claims four members were killed by Israeli drone
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I’ve seen the dangerous route to Europe through Libya, with thousands of people at the mercy of cruelty for profit. But our leaders prefer to keep them there
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Middle East almost doubles weapons imports, as US and Europe remain the main suppliers and China joins top-tier exporters
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Blast in Mogadishu comes less than a fortnight after election of new president, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed
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Israel’s prime minister will be its first serving PM to visit Australia but he is expected to face protests
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Early advances by Iraqi forces meet limited resistance but Isis thought to have prepared ambush points in urban centre
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Extremist Muslim cleric known as ‘blind sheikh’ became notorious figure to US authorities and was for decades the face of radical Islam before 9/11 attacks
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The final interment of the already moribund ‘two-state solution’ would force all concerned to face what is obvious to any honest observer
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Goal of new order is to bolster original initiative against legal and constitutional scrutiny, rather than revise it in a substantive fashion, say sources
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The stories that have left a mark on me are those about real life, says the Guardian’s correspondent in Turkey. So it’s essential to speak the language
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Study commissioned by Médecins Sans Frontières appears to show Russia, working with Syria, carried out February 2016 attack that killed 25 people
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Editorial: The US president’s ditching of the commitment to a two-state solution may not be part of a calculated strategy. That is all the more alarming
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LGBT change There are reasons to be cheerful ... LGBTI rights gains in unlikely countries