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Prime minister-designate says parties have reached a deal aimed at ending the country's political crisis.
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UN cancels Gaza marathon over Hamas demands
UN aid agency in Gaza cancels annual marathon after ruling Hamas Islamists ban women from the race.
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Bangladesh deploys troops as clashes escalate
At least 23 people killed during strike called in protest over death sentence given to Jamaat-e-Islami party leader.
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Tunisia minister asked to form new government
Secular opposition angered by naming of Ali Laarayedh, a part of ruling Ennahdha's hardline wing, as PM-designate.
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Tunisia makes murder arrests amid crisis
Suspects held over assassination of leftist politician Shokri Belaid while effort to find replacement PM continues.
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