The crackdown on the demonstration at Aleppo University came less than a week after it had reopened following a raid by security forces that left at least four students dead.

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One of Egypt’s leading football clubs, al-Masry, is suspended over the match violence that left at least 74 people dead in February.

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BAGHDAD – At least 10 insurgents attacked the western Iraq city of Ramadi on Sunday, setting off six explosions, storming a police station and engaging in a firefight that left at least 21 dead, including eight policemen, government and police officials said. Read full article > >

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A strike near a Kurdish village by Turkish warplanes close to the border with Iraq has left at least 23 people dead, officials say.

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Turkish air strike kills 23 Kurds

A mass burial is being organised in the Philippines for scores killed by flash floods, which left at least 650 dead on the southern island of Mindanao.

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A state of emergency is declared in an oil town in Kazakhstan after clashes between strikers and police left at least 11 people dead.

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CAIRO — Egyptians lined up at the polls in large numbers Tuesday for the second day in a row, part of a landmark parliamentary election that Egyptians hope will usher in democracy after decades of autocratic rule.  The voting follow mores than a week of anti-military council demonstrations and a violent crackdown by security forces that left at least 42 people dead. Despite the unrest, Egyptians turned out in droves both Monday and on Tuesday to choose representatives for their first post-Mubarak parliament. The voting will be conducted in stages over a period of three months. Read full article > >

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Tahrir Square crowd dwindles as Egyptians head to the polls

The Arab League rejects a demand by Syria to alter its plan for ending the country’s conflict, which has left at least 3,500 people dead.

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Turnout appeared to be light as polls opened amid calls for a boycott in a presidential runoff following a night of violence that left at least one person dead as police battled opposition supporters.

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Liberia Tense as Presidential Runoff Vote Starts

MANILA, Philippines — Back-to-back typhoons left at least 55 people dead and rescuers scrambling on Sunday to deliver food and water to hundreds of villagers stuck on rooftops for four days because of flooding in the northern Philippines. Typhoon Nalgae slammed ashore in northeastern Isabela province Saturday then barreled across the main Luzon Island’s mountainous north and agricultural plains that were still sodden from fierce rain and wind unleashed by a howler just days earlier. Nalgae left at least three people dead Saturday while Typhoon Nesat killed 52 others in the same region before blowing out Friday. Read full article > >

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Three separate blasts in Helmand and Kandahar Provinces left at least seven civilians dead, four of them children, and wounded dozens more, Afghan officials said.

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Suicide Attacks Escalate in Afghanistan Before End of Ramadan

Authorities continued investigations Saturday in the torching of a northern Mexico casino that left at least 52 people dead.

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