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As the Kurdistan Workers' Party withdraws its fighters from Turkey, relatives hope to be reunited with their loved ones.
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Cartoonists capture angst of Syrian conflict
Comics and cartoons portraying the ongoing violence are flourishing since the revolt began in 2011.
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Egypt state TV lifts ban on veiled presenters
Fatma Nabil becomes the first woman in half a century to present the news to the nation while wearing a hijab.
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Many deaths in series of Iraq attacks
Shia Muslim worshippers en route to Karbala primarily targeted, as violence continues to wrack war-torn country.
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Deadly fighting rages through Yemeni capital
At least fifteen people, including two women, reportedly killed in Sanaa as death toll increase.
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'Several killed' in Sanaa shelling
Mortars hit street where protesters seeking president's removal are camped, raising spectre of fresh violence.
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'Ceasefire' halts third day of Sanaa violence
Truce mediated by Yemen vice-president between pro- and anti-regime forces brings relative peace after earlier fighting.
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Yemeni toll rises after fresh Sanaa shelling
More killed in rocket attack, pushing the toll past 60 as clashes between ex-soldiers and pro-Saleh forces continue.
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Death toll soars in Yemen violence
More than 50 people killed in two days as security forces fire upon anti-government protesters.
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Street clashes resume in Yemeni capital
At least 21 killed in fresh violence in Sanaa, a day after dozens were shot dead by forces loyal to President Saleh.
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