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Easter blasts at Sri Lanka hotels and churches kill at least 207
The attacks were the worst act of violence to hit the country in the decade since the end of a bloody civil war that killed up to 100 000 people
At least 50 killed in Nigeria mosque suicide bombing
There have been no claims of responsibility for the suicide bombing, although authorities believe jihadi group Boko Haram is responsible
Somalia: Former al-Shabab militants share their story
Abu and Gardere worked as teachers in Somalia before joining Islamic extremist group al-Shabab. But what made them decide to leave?
Paris, Brussels jihadist network: what we know
Following attacks in Paris and now Brussels, investigators continue to track down those responsible.
Fifteen killed in Brussels explosions (and counting)
Four days after the arrest of a suspect of the Paris attack that killed 130 people, blasts have gone off at Brussels airport and a metro station.
Survivors describe Boko Haram slaughter
Survivors of the Boko Haram massacre that took place around the town of Baga, Nigeria, describe the militants slaughtering some people "like insects".
Groenewald tried to rescue children before shootings
Werner Groenewald, the South African aid worker killed in Afghanistan, tried to protect his children from the gunmen after he was shot in the leg.
Fresh attack in Russia leaves many dead following suicide bombing
A day after a deadly suicide bombing at a train station in Volgograd, Russia, a blast in the same city has left 10 people dead.
Russia: Death toll rises after suicide-bomb attack
The death toll in Volgograd, Russia, has risen to 16 after a suicide bomber targeted a train station in the city ahead of the Olympic Games.
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