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Thousands supporting Islamic asylum seekers will march against PEGIDA, an anti-Islamic group in Germany, on Monday.
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German police said that it has images of the members of the group, which attacked Israeli Jew Shahak Shapira.
Syria's US-Backed Opposition Group National Coalition Elects New President
Syria's National Coalition, which is the main body representing opposition groups outside the country, exercises little power within Syria.
China Protests After Suspected North Korean Army Deserter Kills Four
China said it had lodged a protest with Pyongyang after media reports said a North Korean army deserter killed four Chinese nationals.
Taiwan's Former President Chen Shui-Bian Released From Prison On Medical Parole
Chen Shui-bian was convicted in September 2009 over embezzlement and bribery charges.
Bangladesh Opposition Student Activists Killed In Clashes On Anniversary Of Controversial Elections
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A witness at the scene reportedly said that he heard nearly seven shots being fired.
Pakistan Captures Indian Fishing Boats As Questions Linger Over Identity Of Sunken Vessel
A suspected Pakistani vessel sank off India's west coast late on Wednesday after being intercepted by the Indian coast guard.
Boko Haram Fighters Seize Army Base In Nigerian Town Of Baga In Deadly Attack
Residents of Baga who fled to neighboring Chad said that the militant group killed many and set the town on fire.
Indian Intelligence Agencies Warn Of 'Kandahar-Like' Hijack Attempt By Taliban, ISIS Militants
Security has been tightened at airports across the country following reports of a potential attack.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Hugs Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones; Twitter Reacts
Twitter went into a tailspin after the New Jersey governor hugged Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones Sunday night.
Pope Francis Names 15 Cardinals As Vatican Overhaul Continues
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Israeli Defense Minister Orders Crackdown On Right-Wing Lehava Anti-Assimilation Group
Lehava'a head denies the group incites violence against Arabs.
Oklahoma Mother Kills Two Sons, Then Herself, Police Say
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Suicide Attack On US-Trained Somali Forces Kills 4
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Police Officers Turn Backs On New York Mayor De Blasio At Liu Funeral
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Hassan Rouhani Hopes Iran Nuclear Deal Will Lift Sanctions In 2015
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Republicans Look To Challenge Obama On Energy, Cuba, Immigration
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Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Accused Boston Marathon Bomber
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