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US Ebola Offshore Treatment Plan Draws Warning From Public Health Experts
The High Cost of Dying at Home: One New York Family’s Struggle to Honor a Cancer Patient’s Final Wish
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Death Toll Climbs to 11 in Washington Paper Chemical Disaster

Longview-The death toll from a catastrophic chemical tank failure at a paper manufacturing facility in Washington state rose to 11

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China FLexes Muscle at Scarborough Shoal as Phillipines Warns of ‘Severe Threat’

Beijing-China’s military and coast guard conducted patrols around the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Sunday, a

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Japan Rebuffs ‘New Militarism’ Charge in Veiled Swipe at China

Singapore-Japan’s Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi on Sunday rejected accusations that Tokyo is pursuing a path of “new militarism,” using a

Aukus Submarine Plan Recast as Australia Opts for Used US Vessels

Singapore-Australia, the United States and Britain have agreed to streamline the submarine component of the AUKUS security partnership, with Canberra

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Social Media Romance Drives PoK Youth’s Cross-LoC Journey, Probe Underway

Srinagar-A 22-year-old man from Pakistan-administered Kashmir was apprehended after crossing the Line of Control (LoC) into the Uri sector of

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Beyond the ‘All-Weather’ Myth: Why China-Pakistan Geo-Economics Is Faltering

On the one hand, Pakistan keeps China entangled by highlighting the potential of the CPEC; on the other, it abides

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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Vanished Syrian Siblings Presumed Dead After 13-Year Search

Damascus – Syria’s National Commission for Missing Persons said on Saturday it had concluded with a high degree of certainty

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Militia Defiance Clouds Iraq’s Disarmament Push

Baghdad-Iraq’s powerful armed faction Kataeb Hezbollah vowed on Saturday to retain its weapons and continue what it described as “militant

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Mine Alert Jolts Hormuz Shipping Lane

Muscat-Oman’s Maritime Security Centre on Saturday warned seafarers, fishermen and commercial vessels to exercise extreme caution after a floating object

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Castle Strikes Deepen Border Tensions

Adloun-Israeli airstrikes and artillery shelling struck areas near the historic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon on Saturday as fighting intensified