Many believe Ankara can be mollified — at a cost — but rejection of the …
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In Sidon, 14 people were injured and a mosque was destroyed in the first strikes on the southern port city.
Read More »Many believe Ankara can be mollified — at a cost — but rejection of the …
Read More »President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi discussed with US Central Intelligence Agency director William Burns in Cairo on …
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Read More »In one of the more damning examples of his indecisive leadership, Biden has seemed to …
Read More »Niko ga nije video, a svi o njemu imaju mišljenje. Tajni predlog zapadnih diplomata o …
Read More »In Sidon, 14 people were injured and a mosque was destroyed in the first strikes on the southern port city.
Read More »A routine patrol discovered five Katyusha rockets aimed and ready to fire at a base housing around 200 soldiers of the Light Infantry.
Read More »The barrage of rockets landing in and around Haifa Sunday morning wounded 11 people, witnesses and local officials said.
Read More »The first suicide car bomb exploded at 9 a.m., ripping open a packed open-air market in the Sadr City section of eastern Baghdad, Baghdad police said; 32 were killed and 65 were wounded.
Read More »A purported Taliban spokesman claimed responsibility for the blasts and warned of more as NATO prepares to take control of the volatile southern Afghan region.
Read More »TANKS, BULLDOZERS AND armoured personnel carriers knocked down a fence and barrelled over the border Saturday as Israeli forces stepped up a small-scale ground offensive into southern Lebanon to try to attack the Hizbollah group.
Read More »WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush’s uncompromising support for Israel in its battle with Hizbollah, a stance now backed by Congress, is threatening to isolate the United States even further from the international community.
Read More »BAGHDAD (Reuters) — Iraqi leaders met in a show of sectarian and ethnic solidarity on Saturday before a White House visit by the prime minister
Read More »BAGHDAD — Iraqi leaders have all but given up on holding the country together and, just two months after forming a national unity government, talk in private of “black days” of civil war ahead.
Read More »WASHINGTON — US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has only narrow room for diplomatic manoeuvre on her Middle East crisis tour if she wants to avoid destabilising the moderate Arab states
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