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Syria coalition to work with US against Isis

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A Western-backed coalition of Syria's opposition to President Bashar al-Assad says it is ready to work with the US to fight the Islamic State.

Dozens of Iraqi Sunnis gunned down in mosque bloodbath

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Shi'ite militiamen gunned down 68 people at a village mosque on Friday, dashing hopes of unity government to to take on the Islamic State insurgency.

Syria announces presidential election date

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Syria's governement says a presidential election will take place on June 3, but Western leaders say the vote is a "parody of democracy".

Palestinians lose more than most in Syrian exodus

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The war has forced some 50 000 Palestinians to flee Syria, a country where they had enjoyed some of the most favourable treatment in the Arab world.

Protesters storm Cairo building after bloodbath

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Families have tried to identify hundreds of mutilated bodies piled in a Cairo mosque a day after they were shot dead by the security forces.

Putin: Egypt is moving in same direction as Syria – civil war

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Russia's President Vladimir Putin has said that Egypt risks slipping into civil war following the military overthrow of president Mohamed Morsi.

Morsi supporters to protest overthrow

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Morsi supporters are planning a protest against the ousting of Egypt's first democratically elected president.

Egypt: But is it a coup?

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The UN has been left to ponder the validity of the ouster of Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi, while the West considers placing sanctions on aid.

Explosion kills 12 in Aleppo

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Twelve people were killed when an explosion rocked a government-held district of the disputed Syrian city of Aleppo, a monitoring group said.

Libyan forces fight for Gaddafi’s home town

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Libyan interim government forces swarmed into Muammar Gaddafi's home town of Sirte on Saturday but encountered heavy sniper fire.

Libya rulers unearth chemical weapons stockpile

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Libya's interim rulers said they had captured one of Muammar Gaddafi's last strongholds in the Sahara desert, finding a stock of chemical weapons.

Libyan fighters battle for last Gaddafi strongholds

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Nearly a month after Muammar Gaddafi's foes overran Tripoli, Libya's interim council is unable to declare all of the nation "liberated".
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