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An unnamed European diplomat says Haftar sustained irreversible brain damage and will be unable to function as before.
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Alabama to execute Walter Moody, 83, oldest in modern US history
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Chemical attacks on Iran in the 1980s that US ignored
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ISIL given '48 hours' to evacuate area south of Damascus
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France confirms Haftar is treated in Paris hospital
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Asifa's killing: 'Her milk teeth were yet to fall out'
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Why did Erdogan call snap elections in Turkey?
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Iran to replace US dollar with euro in financial reports
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North Korea is changing
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Nigeria school food scheme revolutionising education
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Accused plead 'not guilty' in Asifa gang-rape case
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The small North Atlantic island struggles to cope with an influx of visitors, endangering its nature for economic gains.
Recent fighting in country's northeast has forced tens of thousands to flee since December of last year.
Some 24 teams from 11 countries join hundreds of local teams for 13th edition of the research and education initiative.
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