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Mozambique army says Total project protected after militant attack

Mozambique army says Total project protected after militant attack

  • Radio Mozambique reported that the area around the Total project was being patrolled day and night to repel any threat from extremists
  • Aid groups believe the extremist attack on Palma displaced tens of thousands of people, many of whom fled to safety in dense forest areas nearby or by boat
By Reuters ·
Special New law passed to dismiss extremists from state institutions in Egypt

New law passed to dismiss extremists from state institutions in Egypt

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Mali: 2 hostages freed by extremists on plane to capital

Mali: 2 hostages freed by extremists on plane to capital

By AP ·
Suspected Boko Haram militants kill at least 13 in Cameroon

Suspected Boko Haram militants kill at least 13 in Cameroon

By Reuters ·
Fifty-two villagers killed by extremists in northern Mozambique

Fifty-two villagers killed by extremists in northern Mozambique

By AFP ·
Chad army will stop joining regional operations against extremists: President

Chad army will stop joining regional operations against extremists: President

By Reuters ·
Extremists see global chaos from virus as an opportunity

Extremists see global chaos from virus as an opportunity

By AP ·
Morocco says arrests extremist who planned ‘suicide attack’

Morocco says arrests extremist who planned ‘suicide attack’

By AFP ·
OIC counter-extremist center reaches 54m people on social media

OIC counter-extremist center reaches 54m people on social media

By SPA ·
Special Arab News journalist recalls hostage ordeal as Philippines arrests suspected kidnapping mastermind

Arab News journalist recalls hostage ordeal as Philippines arrests suspected kidnapping mastermind

By Arab News ·
Italian hostage freed after 3 years in Syria returns home

Italian hostage freed after 3 years in Syria returns home

By AP ·
12 suspected extremists killed in Egypt raids: ministry

12 suspected extremists killed in Egypt raids: ministry

By AFP ·
Special How Meir Kahane ignited an anti-Arab torch that still burns till today

How Meir Kahane ignited an anti-Arab torch that still burns till today

By RAY HANANIA ·

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Wildfires blaze on in drought-hit Turkey as criticism grows
Wildfires blaze on in drought-hit Turkey as criticism grows
Wife of Briton detained in Iran urges PM to secure his release
A British-Iranian dual citizen being held prisoner in Iran has lost access to a phone, depriving him of his lifeline to sanity and the outside world, according to his wife. (AFP/File Photo)
US, UK embassies in Afghanistan accuse Taliban of possible war crimes
US, UK embassies in Afghanistan accuse Taliban of possible war crimes
Saudi Arabia announces 10 more COVID-19 deaths, 27.3m vaccines given to date
The total number of recoveries in the Kingdom increased to 508,994 after 1,620 more patients recovered from the virus. (SPA/File Photo)
Scotland health secretary reports nursery for discrimination over Muslim name
Scotland’s Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has alleged that a local nursery discriminated against his 2-year-old daughter. (Screenshot/File Photo)

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