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New York Times: Iran must now choose between revenge and pragmatism.
Iran's supreme leader vows revenge over slain scientist
The military-style killing has renewed fears of Iran striking back against the US.
Iranian scientist killed by 'armed terrorist elements'
Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed in an ambush on the outskirts of Tehran.
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Prosecution in Qatar says airport police acted illegally in conducting invasive searches.
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Thousands of Aussie troops could lose awards after war crimes report
Australia's military leaders struggle to cope with the fallout from explosive report.
Islamic State still long-term threat - US general
The general says IS will only be completely defeated when refugees can return home.
'Deeply disturbing': Shocking Australian war crime allegations
A bombshell report has alleged 39 Afghanis were unlawfully killed by Australian forces.
US troops are packing up, ready or not
New York Times: Trump's drawdown puts fate of Afghan forces in question.
Dubai 'jetman' killed in training accident
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The secret US-Israel plot to kill al-Qaida's second in command
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Satellite images show Iran building nuclear bomb-making site
Iran's 'breakout time' to a nuclear weapon is now estimated to be about three months.
French response to killing of teacher stokes ire in Muslim world
New York Times: Muslim countries denounce Macron's response to beheading.
Qatar strip search: Govt says baby dumped in bin in 'appalling attempt to kill her'
Discovery sparked invasive strip-searches of female passengers at Doha airport.
More women caught up in Qatar Airways strip search controversy
Eighteen passengers were medically examined after a baby was found in an airport bathroom.
Woman arrested in Iran for cycling without hijab
Wearing a hijab has been compulsory for all women in Iran since the Islamic revolution.
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Trump joins growing list of virus-infected world leaders
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UK-based Kiwi cafe firm on England's second lockdown
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Tiny island brings Europe to 'brink of war'
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Comment: If Trump won the Nobel Prize it would be far from the most undeserved.
Covid 19: Middle East death toll over 50,000
Likely to be more as war-ravaged nations such as Libya and Yemen are under-reported.
Burning up: Earth hits its highest-ever temperature
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Editorial: As pandemic settles in, more upheaval and challenges await
Further upheaval, regional tensions and increased nationalism could be on the way.
Lebanon's govt resigns in wake of Beirut explosion
Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab says he is taking 'a step back'.
World donors demand change before money to rebuild Beirut
World leaders warn they won't pay a cent to Beirut until economic reform committed.
Photo shows country on the brink
Disdain for Lebanon's government grows following the deadly explosion in Beirut.
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