SOMETHING good is happening in the war-ravaged Horn of Africa.
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WhatsApp has become an essential communications tool in the war-ravaged country.
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The country also stands to gain from reconstruction in war-ravaged Syria.
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Always ISIS: World leaders announce an imminent partial truce in war-ravaged Syria.
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These developments reflect the autonomous rise of civil society in war-ravaged Afghanistan.
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Many survivors live in remote, war-ravaged areas and speak in regional dialects.
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Remember, Syrian troops are also busy with ground operations in war-ravaged Aleppo. 5.
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The size of the exodus rivals those of war-ravaged Afghanistan and South Sudan.
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MTN operates in more than 20 frontier markets including war-ravaged Syria and Afghanistan.
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Croatia was under a United Nations arms embargo as war ravaged the former Yugoslavia.
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In a war-ravaged city in Syria, they found themselves wedged head to toe.
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We don't fear those from war-ravaged and oppressed countries but instead welcome them.
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Civil war ravaged the country in the early 90s, forcing people out of their homes.
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The Islamic State destroyed another historic treasure: Al Nuri Grand Mosque in war-ravaged Mosul.
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The problem of crossing war-ravaged Afghanistan is a major reason it has not been built.
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In the war-ravaged wasteland that is Syria, no one has gathered statistics on drug abuse.
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The seductive, sprawling metropolis of Lahore was strikingly different from the war-ravaged Peshawar and Waziristan.
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The 2014 Israel-Hamas war ravaged the territory further and left more than 2,000 Palestinians dead.
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India already has close ties with Afghanistan and is helping to rebuild the war-ravaged country.
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She's 7 years old and lives in war-ravaged Mosul with her parents and four brothers.
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The part of Castello we got to was also lined with the carcasses of war-ravaged buildings.
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The Saudis arrived, too, bringing millions of euros in aid to a poor and war-ravaged land.
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She relished challenges, as her dash across war-ravaged Europe in the winter of 1815 makes clear.
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I recall two people, a man and a woman, seated at a restaurant in war-ravaged Beirut.
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Two days later, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his bunker beneath the streets of war-ravaged Berlin.
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She acknowledged "pockets of problems" in war-ravaged Burundi, Libya, Somalia and South Sudan, but only in passing.
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How could Lee ask war-ravaged families to contribute money for memorials when they lacked funds for food?
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War ravaged Westeros since Season 2 (and long before that historically), without any need for the White Walkers.
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War-ravaged South Sudan announced the 100-fold hike in the fee for foreign professionals in early March.
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The city, which is currently under rebel control, is considered a lifeline for the country's war-ravaged population.
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Assad has only ventured outside his war-ravaged nation twice since the conflict began — both times to Russia.
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Or 7-year-old Amal Hussain, whose horrific photo showed her starving to death in war-ravaged Yemen.
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Worried that polio could reappear in the war-ravaged nation, Yemen on Tuesday launched a major vaccination campaign.
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When war ravaged Lebanon during the eighties, wealthy Lebanese moved their families, and their fortunes, to the principality.
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The director's own grandfather inspired him with stories about volunteering to run messages across open, war-ravaged terrain.
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Profile In an unnamed, war-ravaged city in the Muslim world, two young lovers face a wrenching choice.
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They have both issued previous warnings on security grounds for Lebanon, which is located next to war-ravaged Syria.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — They are getting used to fewer explosions, and to fewer ambulances racing through their war-ravaged cities.
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Cover image: Damaged buildings line a street in the war-ravaged city of Homs in central Syria on Feb.
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The thought that their Promised Land is war-ravaged Libya tells you how desperate are the conditions they're leaving.
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Those policies resolved a massive post-war refugee crisis by rebuilding war-ravaged countries and creating millions of jobs.
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Japan adopted the "Eugenics Protection Law" in 1948 as it struggled with food shortages and rebuilding a war-ravaged nation.
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In Home, Andrews candidly explores her childhood in war-ravaged Britain with her loving, but troubled mother and abusive stepfather.
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With so little funding to go around in a war-ravaged economy, cities were often unable to support the sport.
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Syria In war-ravaged Syria, where skirmishes and airstrikes threaten a fragile ceasefire, 173 arrived with the hope of peace.
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From Serbia, migrants try to cross to neighboring European Union member nations Croatia and Hungary, or to war-ravaged Bosnia.
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The war-ravaged nation counts 130 international non-governmental organizations and 500 local ones, including civil society groups, Kenjok said.
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Just a few minutes' drive away, Mosul University is also bringing life and energy back to the war-ravaged city.
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More than 19513 years later, Alberto Giacometti, holed up in a cluttered studio, sculpted skeletal portraits reflecting war-ravaged Europe.
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Overall, the rebels hold only about a quarter of war-ravaged eastern Aleppo, residents and activists inside the city told CNN.
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A vital border crossing with Jordan, closed since 2015, is scheduled to reopen within weeks, potentially boosting the war-ravaged economy.
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Istanbul (CNN)War-ravaged Syria was living Friday through the first day of a nationwide ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey.
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She left her home in the war-ravaged capital Damascus in 2015 and headed to Turkey with her older sister Sara.
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Turkey is rounding up and forcibly deporting refugees back to war-ravaged Syria on a near-daily basis, claims Amnesty International.
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Christian Blex, an AfD regional lawmaker, posted a photo of himself drinking coffee in the war-ravaged Syrian city of Homs.
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Francis also named as cardinal the Vatican envoy to Syria, a signal of the church's concern for that war-ravaged country.
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Migrants such as 18-year-old Ahmad al-Sadeq, from Syria's war-ravaged Idlib province, are unlikely to heed such warnings.
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The allies could rely on the military protection of the United States and so concentrate on rebuilding their war-ravaged economies.
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The top U.S. intelligence official is running out of options to bring peace to war-ravaged parts of the Middle East.
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Overall, the rebels now hold only about a quarter of war-ravaged eastern Aleppo, residents and activists inside the city told CNN.
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So bad is the violence that some flee into the war-ravaged Central African Republic, or into Sudan's troubled region of Darfur.
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Bosnia&aposs top security official says the war-ravaged country could deploy army troops to help prevent a mass influx of migrants.
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While some migrants debark from North Africa, a vast majority set off from points east like Turkey, which borders war-ravaged Syria.
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But, as with Korea, he still lacks a coherent strategy on the war-ravaged nation that takes him diplomatically beyond Obama's position.
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Ukraine's failure to tackle corruption and implement reforms has already derailed a Western aid programme that keeps its war-ravaged economy afloat.
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Millions have fled their war-ravaged homelands in search of safety, causing political turmoil in a continent still recovering from economic disasters.
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As one who grew up as a recipient of UN aid in war-ravaged Korea, Ban Ki-moon speaks from the heart.
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The order also included a 120-day ban on admitting refugees and an indefinite halt on admitting refugees from war-ravaged Syria.
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A bipartisan quartet of lawmakers is imploring Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to end a blockade on war-ravaged Yemen.
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Though she welcomes the change of scenery (despite Lebanon's war-ravaged "Dresden-like destruction") she also begins to question her career choice.
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An immigrant from war-ravaged Europe, Mr. Rohatyn reached the apex of Wall Street and the inner circles of government and commerce.
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Social-welfare policies underpinned national reconstruction in war-ravaged Europe, as well as in postcolonial Asia and Africa after decades of imperialism.
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Overall, the rebels hold only about a quarter of war-ravaged eastern Aleppo, residents and activists inside the city told CNN on Wednesday.
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At least 87 people, including four children, were killed in a Syrian regime blitz on war-ravaged eastern Aleppo and the surrounding countryside.
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War-ravaged veterans like "Shogun" Rua and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira still round out the top 10, and for how long is anyone's guess.
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Rome (CNN)Pope Francis made a generous donation to the needy in the war-ravaged Syrian city of Aleppo, the Vatican announced Friday.
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The steep drop in violence over those days allowed an all-too-brief sense of normality in a war-ravaged country of 35m.
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Drawing inspiration from a speech at Harvard University by George Marshall, America's secretary of state, it aimed to revive Europe's war-ravaged economies.
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In 1944, Berg moved throughout war-ravaged Italy to track down important Italian scientists and documents in danger of falling into Hitler's hands.
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PARIS (AP) — He fought to free Algeria from colonizer France, he reconciled his war-ravaged nation and he negotiated with a famed terrorist.
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It's also intended to trigger talks between the Taliban and the U.S.-backed Afghan government on the future of the war-ravaged country.
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The attack on a vital port city is expected to worsen misery in the war-ravaged country, already the world's worst humanitarian disaster.
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Mr. Rohatyn's journey from war-ravaged Europe to the pinnacle of the illustrious investment house Lazard was a quintessential tale of immigrant success.
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Thailand's road death rate is the highest in the world apart from war-ravaged Libya, according to a 2015 World Health Organization report.
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Last month, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that the war-ravaged country is teetering on the brink of a third cholera epidemic.
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The release of the man into the war-ravaged country should happen this week, but the ACLU lawsuit is expected to delay the action.
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Olsen quit as CEO in April after the company admitted it had paid armed groups to keep a factory operating in war-ravaged Syria.
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He would like to sponsor his widowed aunt and cousins to join him from war-ravaged Kobani, but the ban now means he cannot.
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A young person from a war-ravaged nation with numerous reasons to hate the US, recruited by an organization bent on taking them down?
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The Obama administration has acknowledged it is sending up to 50 Special Operations forces to secret locations in the war-ravaged Middle East nation.
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Her task was one she would never have started on, had she not fallen crazily in love with that poor, war-ravaged, beautiful land.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Trump wanted to talk about how the two countries can work together to stabilize war-ravaged Syria.
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She and others claim asylum comes with too many restrictions on their ability to travel and to stay connected to their war-ravaged home.
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Many of them teenagers from war-ravaged Afghanistan and Sudan's Darfur region, they bade farewell to companions and charity workers before boarding awaiting buses.
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Radio New Zealand said the Mustafas were originally from war-ravaged Syria, and that they had moved to New Zealand from Jordan last year.
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The sentimental title of "The Lovers" suggests a hopeful tale of youthful romance, of passion and perseverance against the backdrop of a war-ravaged Afghanistan.
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The development marks the first concrete step since a fragile U.N. cease-fire agreement was brokered between the war-ravaged nation's rival parties last December.
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There was nothing left in war-ravaged Falluja, but getting in and out of the city required special U.S.-issued identity cards with retinal scans.
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This year Japanese UN peacekeepers pulled out of South Sudan after it was revealed that the war-ravaged African country was, yes, a bit dangerous.
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While cholera, spread through contaminated food or water, is easily treated if basic healthcare is in place, in war-ravaged Yemen it has proved devastating.
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JUBA (Reuters) - War-ravaged South Sudan has hiked work permit fees 100-fold for foreign aid workers to $10,000, officials said, despite suffering from famine.
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The woman, accompanied by her elderly mother and young daughter, had come straight from Mariupol, on the southern edge of Ukraine's war-ravaged Donetsk Oblast.
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In April, LafargeHolcim's chief executive, Eric Olsen, left after the company admitted it had paid armed groups to keep a factory operating in war-ravaged Syria.
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Syrian government aircraft resumed airstrikes Tuesday on the war-ravaged northern city after a relative lull, although clashes and shelling have continued near the front lines.
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MTN, which has expanded in more than 20 frontier markets including war-ravaged Syria and Afghanistan, called the latest demands by Nigerian authorities "regrettable and disconcerting".
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Eastern Aleppo exodus US and Russian officials were expected to meet in Geneva on Sunday for more talks about the dire situation in war-ravaged Aleppo.
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An earlier UN arms embargo on Darfur, a war-ravaged province of western Sudan, was allegedly contravened by China soon after it was implemented in 2005.
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The Israeli strike on Syria came hours after a nationwide ceasefire, brokered by the United States and Russia, came into effect in the war-ravaged country.
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With 1153 teachers, most of them new to the profession, the organization runs seven schools serving around 3,000 children in the divided and war-ravaged city.
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Humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 80 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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Humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 220006 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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Any rushed victory would most likely prove pyrrhic — further fragmenting the civil-war-ravaged country and pushing it toward a new phase of armed sectarian politics.
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He talked of becoming champion and parlaying his hard-won fame in a way that would help others in need — in war-ravaged Yemen and beyond.
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And Mr. Erdogan has expressed growing anger at the United States over their joint operations in the northern part of war-ravaged Syria that borders Turkey.
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He fled the war-ravaged Horn of Africa 123 years ago, slipping across the border of Eritrea, one of the world's most repressive and autocratic nations.
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There is much to discuss, including how to meet the basic needs of civilians displaced by ISIS and ways to govern and secure war-ravaged communities.
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D-Day was an especially powerful moment -- it marked the point when America formally succeeded war-ravaged Britain and its fraying empire as the world's top power.
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Japan's "Eugenics Protection Law" came into effect in 1948 as it struggled with food shortages and rebuilding a war-ravaged nation, and was only revoked in 1996.
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These everyday objects are treasure to the self-made inventor living in Bangui, the capital of war-ravaged Central African Republic, one of the world's poorest countries.
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As the US and Russia -- brokers of Syria's disintegrating ceasefire -- clash at the United Nations General Assembly this week, war-ravaged civilians continued to pay the price.
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Istanbul (CNN)Sporadic clashes and airstrikes on Friday marred war-ravaged Syria's first day of a nationwide ceasefire brokered by Russia and Turkey, according to rights activists.
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Hamas won legislative elections in 2006 as the alternative to a corrupt Fatah, but today presides over a scene of utter despair in war-ravaged, blockaded Gaza.
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But she also said the lack of information about how and why her brother was killed dampened her hopes for the future of her war-ravaged country.
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But humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 80 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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Our Cairo bureau chief, Declan Walsh, was able to enter the war-ravaged Syrian city of Aleppo, where all-out fighting resumed after weeks of relative calm.
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But humanitarian groups and experts have warned that an offensive on Hodeida, through which 28500 percent of Yemen's aid comes, could devastate the already war-ravaged country.
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Doctors treating two-week-old Abd al-Khaleq and Abd al-Rahim said Yemen's war-ravaged health system cannot keep them alive, and the parents are poor.
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Kim — last name "Baker" in the film — goes from typing TV news in an office to a tour of duty as a journalist in war-ravaged Afghanistan.
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Most recently, missile systems have popped up in war-ravaged Syria, where Russian military forces have been assisting the government by bombing its rebel enemies since September.
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Saudi diplomats have devoted enormous time and effort in recent days to emphasizing how much aid their kingdom has given to the war-ravaged civilians of Yemen.
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So in Atlanta, San Diego and other cities, Mr. Wiley's company, East Coast Labor Solutions, finds workers, primarily refugees from war-ravaged countries who don't speak English.
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In late September, Alabed gained a huge following on Twitter by chronicling her life in Aleppo, often recounting the bombings that hit the war-ravaged Syrian city.
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Since then, thousands of NATO troops have served in Afghanistan, fighting to stop the war-ravaged country from again becoming a haven for extremist groups like al Qaeda.
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While the rebels struggle to hold on to war-ravaged eastern Aleppo, the relief of those who have made it to the west of the city is palpable.
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Read: U.S. troops will face the deadliest Taliban yet The constant barrage of attacks comes as Trump's team pushes for a military solution in the war-ravaged country.
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Lina Aljijakli, a 35-year-old Syrian born in the now war-ravaged city of Hama, is one of a record number of immigrants seeking asylum in France.
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Still, such politically motivated assassinations are rare in the U.S.-backed Arab kingdom, whose relative stability has distinguished it from war-ravaged neighbors such as Syria and Iraq.
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Rights activists welcomed the pledge as war-ravaged Afghanistan is struggling to cope with increasing levels of violence and Afghan refugees have faced deportation and harassment in Pakistan.
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Cholera, a waterborne disease that can quickly explode into a public health disaster, has begun to spread in Yemen, a war-ravaged country ill equipped to fight it.
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Thailand reported a higher road death rate than any other country apart from war-ravaged Libya in a report published last year by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Earnings have disappointed and the company has also been embroiled in a scandal after it admitted paying armed groups to keep a cement factory running in war-ravaged Syria.
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A recent report on the country's English-language television channel, Ukraine Today, suggested that separatist fighters had resorted to eating dogs in the war-ravaged, frontline village of Shyrokyne.
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Gabbard has also drawn criticism for secretly meeting with Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, whose removal from power she opposes, during a 2017 trip to the war-ravaged country.
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More than 6 million people have been uprooted from their homes in war-ravaged Syria, many living in dire conditions in temporary camps and settlements in the Middle East.
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The humanitarian logic behind the provision is clear: It would be cruel, for instance, for Syrians in the United States to be sent back to their war-ravaged country.
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In April, LafargeHolcim said its chief executive Eric Olsen was leaving after the company admitted it had paid armed groups to keep a factory operating in war-ravaged Syria.
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UNITED NATIONS — When Dr. Natalia Kanem visited a mobile maternal clinic in Syria's war-ravaged city of Homs this year, she was struck by one patient's cause of anxiety.
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Ships and cargo planes ferrying food, medicine and vital fuel to Yemen's war-ravaged civilians are inspected by the United Nations to make sure they are not transporting arms.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian government on Saturday decided a plan of works to restore services, industry and security to the war-ravaged northern city of Aleppo, state media reported.
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UN resolution vetoed Russia and China on Monday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Aleppo to allow desperately needed aid into the war-ravaged zone.
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CAIRO – A Yemeni commander says pro-government forces are planning an all-out assault on the Red Sea port of Hodeida, a lifeline for aid to the war-ravaged country.
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The Washington Post, citing two U.S. officials, reported earlier Friday that Syria's government had released Kevin Dawes, who was abducted after traveling to the civil war-ravaged nation in 2012.
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The State Department's highest "do not travel" advisory places the states of Colima, Michoacan, Sinaloa, Tamaulipas and Guerrero at the same warning level as war-ravaged Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Footage showed several massive plumes of smoke in the distance behind a war-ravaged townscape with big holes in walls and roofs, and yet more smoke wafting across the streets.
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Ambitious, compelling, but relentlessly bleak, "More" suggests that the influx of migrants into Europe from war-ravaged regions of Asia and the Middle East has itself become a sustainable crisis.
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MTN, which has expanded in more than 20 frontier markets including war-ravaged Syria and Afghanistan, denies wrongdoing in Nigeria, which accounts for a third of its annual core profit.
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Conflicts have grown in regions where children are used, namely by the Islamist insurgency Boko Haram in West Africa and in war-ravaged Congo, said Sandra Olsson, CSI program manager.
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U.N. officials suspended all humanitarian convoys in Syria, a day after a deadly aerial attack on a convoy of 31 aid trucks authorized to travel in the war-ravaged country.
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More than a million people, many fleeing war-ravaged countries and poverty in the Middle East and Africa, reached Europe in the past year, most of them arriving in Greece.
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In part two of a three-part series, VICE News travels to Ukraine to meet some of the many Ukrainian Jews who are leaving their war-ravaged homeland for Israel.
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Syria reported its first case of coronavirus Sunday, confirming the worst fears of humanitarian workers who warn that an outbreak will be an unprecedented catastrophe for the war-ravaged country.
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Its schools, health facilities, food assistance, and other services are a lifeline for Palestine refugees — not just in Gaza, but in the West Bank, Lebanon, Jordan and war-ravaged Syria.
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LafargeHolcim CEO Eric Olsen said afterwards in April that he would quit after the company admitted it had paid armed groups to keep a factory operating in war-ravaged Syria.
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His parents left El Salvador in the 1990s as civil war ravaged the country, and it took seven years to raise enough money to bring Mr. Torres across the border.
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Demonstrators and witnesses said residents walked through the war-ravaged old quarter of the city calling for Assad's overthrow, days before the eighth anniversary of the start of the conflict.
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He had fled war-ravaged Somalia as a youth, finding refuge in Pakistan, where he lived with other refugees on a narrow Islamabad road known to locals as Somali Street.
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Bana al-Abed, the 7-year-old Syrian girl who brought the world's attention to the humanitarian crisis in war-ravaged Aleppo, asked Trump not to forget the children of war.
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America may be seeing levels of inequality not seen since the early 2200th century, but it's probably not on the verge of becoming as poor as, say, civil-war-ravaged Angola.
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The filmed interrogation took place in February 2015 in the small town of Ajuchitlán that is located in a particularly drug-war ravaged part of the beleaguered southern state of Guerrero.
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As Europe becomes increasingly difficult to enter, some Syrian refugees are giving up on the dream of a peaceful life in Europe and are returning back to their war-ravaged home.
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At first glance, a 19th-century gothic novel set between the Alps and the Arctic might seem an unlikely vehicle to explore the social intricacies of war-ravaged, American-occupied Baghdad.
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A 85033-year-old girl who has been tweeting her experiences from the war-ravaged city of Aleppo has been offered a new home in Turkey after being evacuated from Syria.
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Critics of the Syrian government warned that the latest violence is yet another troubling sign that a planned "cessation of hostilities" in the war-ravaged country is far from taking hold.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday it has been providing medical training for Syria, following a visit to the war-ravaged country last week by a senior Chinese officer.
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Though war-ravaged South Sudan is the only one formally on the waiting list, a string of others have been dandled as "possibles": Algeria, Burma, Burundi, Ireland, Kuwait, Nepal, Palestine, Yemen.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees may be pressured to return to their war-ravaged homeland this year, despite continuing violence, leading aid agencies said on Monday.
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According to the I.M.F.'s projections, only Bhutan, with a minuscule economy, and Libya, whose war-ravaged economy plunged in recent years, may have a higher rate of growth this year.
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War-ravaged Aleppo explained in numbers Man killed, child wounded Masri said he took cover in a basement for an hour with about 15 neighbors as strikes hammered the area Wednesday.
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The council backed the resolution demanding a ceasefire between Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces and rebels following days brutal volleys of artillery and incendiary bombs on the already war-ravaged country.
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"You know what they say: When the wife commits adultery, hit the maid," said Abdel Bari Taher, a Yemeni political analyst speaking by telephone from the war-ravaged country's capital, Sana.
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The conference, "Stand Speak Rise Up!" will hear testimony from some of the 40 rape survivors coming from war-ravaged countries, including Syria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kosovo and Rwanda.
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Mr Trump and close aides concede that it was once shrewd public policy to help war-ravaged nations, from Europe to Japan, rebuild and prosper as allies, markets and bulwarks against communism.
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Safe zones But Trump will need close relations with Turkey if he is going to enact one of his campaign promises to create "safe zones" in the war-ravaged country of Syria.
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Thanks to Trump's immigration ban, many now have children and spouses stranded throughout the world, unable to join loved ones in the US and unable to go back to war-ravaged Yemen.
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Just a kilometer from the attack, some 60,000 Syrians, themselves fleeing ISIS and the violence in their war-ravaged country, are stuck in appalling desert conditions, waiting to reach safety in Jordan.
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An impassioned strike against an SS officer was part of Anna Magnani's breakthrough role in Roberto Rossellini's neorealist classic, Rome, Open City (which was shot in a war-ravaged Rome in 1945).
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The confusion about American policy in Syria perhaps is clearing a little as reporters ferret out decisions reached at this week's White House meeting about next steps in the war-ravaged country.
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The first full day of the cease-fire passed on Tuesday with no notable violations, but an atmosphere of deep mistrust prevailed in Syria's war-ravaged areas, residents and monitoring groups reported.
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GAROWE, Somalia (Reuters) - A region of war-ravaged Somalia elected a new president on Tuesday, a peaceful transfer of power in a part of the country notorious for piracy and Islamist militias.
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These include the Oscar-nominated documentary "For Sama" (on Saturday), the director Waad al-Kateab's chronicle of her life in war-ravaged Aleppo, Syria, framed as a message to her young daughter.
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He was a buccaneering Bangkok art collector who trekked through Cambodia's war-ravaged jungles in the 1970s, exploring moss-encrusted temples built a thousand years earlier, during the heyday of Khmer civilization.
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And, as idealistic young men, they must endure the war-ravaged pessimism of their elders, who appear right on cue to give voice to variations on the theme of war-as-hell.
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A. The military situation has been changing rapidly, especially in war-ravaged Benghazi, where the United States ambassador, J. Christopher Stevens, and three other Americans were killed by an Islamist mob in 2012.
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But she continues to face backlash from Democrats and Republicans for meeting the dictator, who has used chemical weapons against civilians in the war-ravaged country and whose removal from power she opposes.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan's President Salva Kiir on Tuesday promised aid agencies safe access to hunger-stricken civilians, a day after his government declared a famine in parts of the war-ravaged country.
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Greece is a gateway into the European Union for hundreds of thousands of refugees who have arrived since 2015 from Syria and other war-ravaged countries in the Middle East and from Africa.
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CAIRO – An international aid group is warning that escalation of fighting around Yemen&aposs port city of Hodeida threatens to cut off essential supplies to millions of people in the war-ravaged country.
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JUBA, July 225.5 (Reuters) - War-ravaged South Sudan needs donors to fund more than a third of its next budget, the finance minister said, but countries are reluctant due to corruption and conflict.
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Performed in French by a dynamic duo, Emilie Caen and Anne-Elodie Sorlin, it retraced with clarity and empathy the journey of a young Afghan boy from his war-ravaged home to Britain.
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Izhak and Doaa teach their children about their homeland, which none of the children remember, through old photos, stories and daily voice and video calls to relatives inside the war-ravaged south of Syria.
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Two weeks before, my team and I had climbed into the war-ravaged region of Latakia, Syria, through a food smuggling route in the mountains south of Turkey with the help of the FSA.
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The flow eased for a while after countries closed down borders to free entry in 2016, but it has recently surged as migrants have turned to war-ravaged Bosnia avoiding more heavily guarded routes.
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And for the concert in the ancient ruins of this war-ravaged Syrian city, staged last week by Russia's premier orchestra, the Mariinsky Theater Orchestra, the invitation came as improbably as the event itself.
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Kevin Patrick Dawes, an American citizen who vanished into war-ravaged Syria from southern Turkey nearly four years ago, has been released by the Syrian authorities, a senior United States government official said Friday.
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Although Afghanistan is a poor and war-ravaged country, many Afghans are considered to have only a slim chance of being granted asylum after the European Union categorized them last month as economic migrants.
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Only 10 percent of United Nations requests to deliver food to war-ravaged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria were approved last year, areas where, according to the BBC, 4.5 million Syrians live.
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After retaking territory from ISIS, immediate humanitarian aid to war-ravaged areas, combined with long-term investments in providing basic government services (things like picking up the trash) and economic development, will be necessary.
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It's no secret that the war-ravaged nations where American soldiers have been enmeshed in conflict for nearly two decades are home to many of civilization's oldest and most prized antiquities and cultural treasures.
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Trump's airy mention of creating safe zones in the war-ravaged country was an example of how the American president's word — the basis of global stability since 1945 — has already ceased to mean anything.
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In 2013, Dr. Almilaji's early detection system found that polio was making a comeback in war-ravaged Syria, and he coordinated a campaign the next year that vaccinated more than a million Syrian children.
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But they aren't soldiers, or private military contractors, or even civilians who have come to war-ravaged northern Iraq to take part in the fight against Islamic State, as dozens of others have done.
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Yaxley called for the immediate release of migrants held in detention centers, their evacuation from the war-ravaged country, and a guarantee that no migrants intercepted on the Mediterranean are returned to Libyan soil.
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Floodwaters up to 11-feet deep destroyed homes near the city of Ibb, and flooded an area southwest of the war-ravaged city of Taiz Tuesday night, sweeping dozens of vehicles away, according to reports.
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The OECD was founded in 1961 but grew out of the Organisation for European Economic Cooperation which was set up in 1948 to operate the Marshall plan, the American aid programme for war-ravaged Europe.
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Aleppo, Syria (CNN)Russia and China on Monday vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Syrian city of Aleppo to allow desperately needed aid into the war-ravaged zone.
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Most Democrats back the program, which provides safe havens for thousands of people fleeing those war-ravaged countries, and bristle at what they say are attempts by Republicans to politicize the plight of the refugees.
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They are also among the more than 30 Republican governors who have publicly resisted the federal government's plan to resettle refugees from war-ravaged Syria, fearing that the refugees might bring terrorism to their states.
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The airport in Sana has been closed to civilian traffic since 2015, effectively imprisoning thousands of Yemenis requiring urgent or complex medical treatment that the country's war-ravaged health care system is incapable of providing.
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It reads like the nightmare dispatches we've seen from war-ravaged Syria, but this happened within an hour of the U.S. border, triggered in part by an even more intangible war, the one on drugs.
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PHNOM PENH (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Afghanistan cannot tackle its human trafficking problem alone, the U.N. migration agency warned on Monday, as it launched a database to help the war-ravaged country fight the rising crime.
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The mass drowning, in the Gulf of Aden, which separates war-ravaged Yemen from the destitute Horn of Africa, punctuated the lethal hazards facing migrants and refugees in an especially insecure part of the world.
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Doctors treating two-week-old Abd al-Khaleq and Abd al-Rahim in the capital Sanaa had said the boys could not survive within Yemen's war-ravaged health system and needed to be taken abroad.
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S. intelligence estimates now put the number of ISIS fighters in Libya between 4,000 to 6,000, double the number in the war-ravaged country last year, according to the top U.S. military commander in Africa. Gen.
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TWO decades ago, when the West began a strenuous effort to refashion war-ravaged Bosnia, improving the state of the local media in the Balkans—which had often stirred up hatred—was top of the list.
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It is expected to make landfall early Saturday near Salalah, Oman&aposs third-largest city and home to some 200,000 people close to the country&aposs border with war-ravaged Yemen, according to the Associated Press.
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The Netherlands and Australia are holding Russia legally responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, which was shot down over war-ravaged eastern Ukraine nearly four years ago, killing all 298 people on board.
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All the more striking, then, that the region now accounts for almost half of the global market for big weapons—nearly twice as much as the war-ravaged Middle East, and four times more than Europe.
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The besieged rebel-held port city is an entry point for 70% of foreign humanitarian aid into the country, according to the United Nations, which has described Hodeidah as a "lifeline" for Yemen's war-ravaged population.
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With violence escalating in Aleppo and elsewhere across war-ravaged Syria, the United Nations said Saturday that the number of children trapped in besieged areas had doubled in less than a year to half a million.
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When a boat carrying Albert Camus sailed into New York Harbor in March 1946, he was hailed as a moral emissary from war-ravaged Europe and the glamorous embodiment of a newfangled philosophy known as Existentialism.
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His fashionista niche is a departure from the 13 years he spent as an active-duty dentist with the Navy, treating patients such as sitting presidents, war-ravaged troops and SEAL teams preparing for covert missions.
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His death in peacetime Sweden, not war-ravaged Uganda, amplifies the ironies that pulse through the novel: Where P is confronted by questions of ethnic loyalties, his sons must cope with questions of race and identity.
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Helena Kelly has to remind the reader that Austen's novels take place in the context of Napoleon's conquests; Aiken's Eliza wanders over a war-ravaged Portugal, fighting off evildoers with a knife concealed in her boot.
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As Houthi demonstrators packed Sanaa's Sabeen Square waving Yemeni flags and chanting slogans, chairman Saleh al-Samad outlined the council's plans for running the war-ravaged country following the breakdown of the peace talks earlier this month.
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"We are concerned about the potential use of this carrier group to increase attacks against civilians in Aleppo," Stoltenberg said, referring to the war-ravaged Syrian city where government forces are besieging its rebel-controlled eastern half.
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While international assistance is arriving, Ethiopia is also competing for aid with human disasters unfolding in war-ravaged Syria and Yemen and a refugee crisis in Europe, all of which are contributing to donor fatigue, experts say.
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The move comes over a month after the Trump administration froze funding for the Syrian Civil Defense – known as the "White Helmets" – a group of volunteer first-responders that provides aid to war-ravaged areas of Syria.
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Local investors say the currency was also hurt by dashed hopes that Assad's battleground gains would encourage wealthy Syrians abroad to seek opportunities in the war-ravaged economy, many of whom were also scared by tougher sanctions.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — One of the boldest efforts to date to stabilize Afghanistan through economic development began on Friday with a ceremonial start to construction on a $22.5 billion natural gas pipeline crossing the country's war-ravaged south.
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Saudi Arabia's three-day-old blockade of entry points to Yemen threatens to plunge that war-ravaged country into a famine that could starve millions of people, the top relief official of the United Nations said Wednesday.
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Mr. Kadyrov is seeking a more elusive kind of rehab: repairing an image of ruthlessness and oppression as he seeks to draw more investors and tourists to this formerly war-ravaged capital in the North Caucasus region.
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MANBIJ, Syria — The large section of northeastern Syria once occupied by the Islamic State is now a rare safe area in the war-ravaged country, thanks to an American-backed coalition known as the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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What makes Coogler's vision of Wakanda so stunning is the context around it, in which it's rare to see Africa portrayed as a wondrous technological marvel and common to see it portrayed as poor, war-ravaged, and uncivilized.
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Russia is rejecting the claim by the Netherlands and Australia that it is legally responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over war-ravaged eastern Ukraine nearly four years ago, killing all 298 people on board.
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War-ravaged Aleppo explained in numbers Surrounded by regime troops in Aleppo's eastern neighborhoods since last week, rebel militia groups have launched a sustained attack to drive through government lines to connect with opposition territory in the west.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The United Nations said it was ramping up deliveries of fishing kits to famine-hit areas of South Sudan to help some of the 100,000 people facing imminent starvation in the war-ravaged country.
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Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk's cabinet is on the brink of collapse despite surviving a no confidence vote in February, prolonging a political crisis that has stymied reforms and delayed disbursing new foreign loans in the war-ravaged economy.
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Touadera, a former academic who pledged to end corruption and bring unity to the war-ravaged country, won 62.71 percent of votes in the presidential runoff election, according to the National Elections Authority, which released provisional results Saturday.
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For example, they showed images of war-ravaged cities in the Middle East, or had flags from countries in the region, even though the profile page indicated the user was from a faraway place like Mexico or Brazil.
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Despite evidence that the election was conducted more cleanly compared with years past, Afghans who braved Taliban violence to cast ballots now fear a muddled outcome because of fraud, dragging their war-ravaged country into a new crisis.
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President Trump said on Thursday that he would not give the American military a direct role in helping stabilize war-ravaged Libya, rejecting years of pleading by Italy for more assistance in stemming African migrant traffic into Europe.
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NYAL, South Sudan (Reuters) - At the muddy airstrip in Nyal, an opposition-held town in war-ravaged South Sudan, thousands of people have come to collect the first food supplies to have been dropped there in three months.
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Whoever emerges victor will be key to the war-ravaged nation's search for peace, but must beat more than a dozen other candidates and possibly face a run-off if no one gets a majority in round one.
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Filmed partly in refugee camps and on the war-ravaged streets of Timbuktu and Gao, Johanna Schwartz's miraculously hopeful documentary, "They Will Have to Kill Us First: Malian Music in Exile," delivers a vibrant testimony of resilience under oppression.
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MOSCOW — Sitting down with President Bashar al-Assad of Syria late last year, a senior Kremlin envoy described the benefits to come as Moscow shepherded the Syrian conflict toward a political settlement, particularly in rebuilding the war-ravaged country.
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Editorial The Saudi-led coalition waging a bombing campaign in Yemen has once again been named in a United Nations draft report as the major culprit in the deaths and injuries of children in that war-ravaged Arab state.
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Since taking office, he has significantly curbed the number of refugees admitted to the country and has placed a highly controversial ban on people from several countries — including war-ravaged Syria — from entering the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Still, Afghanistan is one of the most difficult places in the world for women in the media, and in a poor and war-ravaged country — with a crowded TV landscape of around 40 stations — there is no guarantee of success.
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President Donald Trump on Monday announced that Saudi Arabia "has now agreed to spend the necessary money" for Syria's reconstruction, briefly raising questions about whether the White House had secured additional funding from Riyadh to rebuild the war-ravaged nation.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Yemen has launched a major polio vaccination campaign amid fears the disease could reappear in the war-ravaged nation where the health system is on the verge of collapse and aid agencies are warning of famine.
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While Trump during his campaign called for banning Syrian refugees from the US -- decrying their entry as a potential "Trojan horse" -- he also called for establishing a safe zone in Syria where Syrians fleeing the war-ravaged country could live peacefully.
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It wields a significant military presence on the ground in Yemen, where it's trained and supported southern separatist groups in the war-ravaged country as a fighting force against al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - The leaders of Iran and Turkey on Wednesday supported the convocation of a Syrian peoples' congress as one of the first steps to establish inclusive dialogue in the war-ravaged country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
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After six months in the Persian Gulf, the USS Harry Truman aircraft carrier has moved to the Mediterranean Sea, from where its bombers are jetting off faster and more frequently to strike ISIS targets in war-ravaged Syria and Iraq.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - The old center of Benghazi lies in ruins but one shopping street has sprung up in the war-ravaged Libyan city, with sportswear and fashion stores that would not be out of place in Dubai or Istanbul.
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Russia is deliberately attacking civilians in northern Syria in an attempt to intensify the refugee crisis, western diplomats and politicians have warned, in a sign that a fragile ceasefire agreement for the war-ravaged country is crumbling before it begins.
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Relative calm prevailed Saturday in wide parts of war-ravaged Syria despite sporadic violations and clashes after a deal to set up "de-escalation zones" in mostly opposition-held areas went into effect, opposition activists and government media outlets said.
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Istanbul (CNN)Turkish forces aren't preparing to invade northern Syria -- and Russia's allegation that they are is an attempt to hide Moscow's crimes in the war-ravaged nation, a source within the Turkish Prime Minister's office told CNN on Thursday.
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" ON CONDITIONS OF OFFSHORE REFUGEE CAMPS; RADIO 2GB, Sep 2003 "...there are a lot of people that haven't come out of war-ravaged areas, they're economic refugees, they've got on a boat, paid a people smuggler a lot of money.
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In the war ravaged St. Elias Cathedral located on what was long the frontline in Aleppo's historic Old City, priests prayed for peace at the first Christmas Eve Mass for five years, attended by dozens of worshippers, including some Russian officers.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The last doctor left in the war-ravaged Nuba mountains on Thursday accused the international community of dithering and obfuscating rather than using its muscle to end an aid blockade affecting more than half a million Sudanese.
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President Donald Trump's eagerness to withdraw US troops from the Middle East, coupled with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's yearning to subdue an alleged Kurdish threat at his border, seemed like two stars aligning over a war-ravaged Middle East.
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Read more: Here are the 5 major players that will feel the impact from Trump's decision to withdraw troops from SyriaThe first is that Turkey, long fearing Kurdish incursion, will press its advantage and invade the civil war-ravaged country.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations' humanitarian chief on Friday demanded that the Syrian government and militant groups stop interfering with the delivery of food and medicine for civilians trapped in besieged and difficult-to-reach areas in war-ravaged Syria.
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Diplomats involved in behind-the-scenes negotiations say the United Arab Emirates has warned of an imminent attack on a besieged port city, Al Hudaydah, that is the gateway for much of the foreign humanitarian aid entering the war-ravaged country.
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JUBA (Reuters) - The president of war-ravaged South Sudan declared a unilateral ceasefire on Monday and promised to release political prisoners, but with no sign of a political deal with rebels it was not clear whether a truce would take hold.
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AMMAN, Jordan — The last surviving animals in the Montazah Al-Morour Zoo in the war-ravaged Iraqi city of Mosul — Lula, a bear, and Simba, a lion — reached safety at a wildlife shelter in Amman, the Jordanian capital, on Monday night.
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Hammasho, who is from the war-ravaged Idlib region, fell to his knees and kissed each of his three eldest children through the three meter-high barrier encircling a migrant reception center at Kokkinotrimithia, west of the Cypriot capital Nicosia.
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The Kurdish-led civilian administration in northeastern Syria issued a "general mobilization" call along the Syrian border with Turkey on Wednesday as Ankara poised for an imminent invasion of the area in the latest major escalation in the war-ravaged country.
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Gallagher, a career Navy officer, was on his eighth deployment, this time to Iraq where SEALs were training Iraqi military as they pushed Islamic State fighters out of Mosul in a fight that went block by block through the war ravaged city.
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JUBA, May 22 (Reuters) - The president of war-ravaged South Sudan declared a unilateral ceasefire on Monday and promised to release political prisoners, but with no sign of a political deal with rebels it was not clear whether a truce would take hold.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican brought together South Sudanese leaders for 24 hours of prayer and preaching on Wednesday, a last ditch attempt to heal bitter divisions a month before the war-ravaged nation is due to set up a unity government.
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Trump, a Republican, has criticized his predecessor, Barack Obama, for not following through on his threat to intervene if chemical weapons were used in Syria, but he encouraged the Democratic president at the time not to take action in the war-ravaged country.
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Image 2 of 2 THE HAGUE, Netherlands – The Netherlands and Australia are holding Russia legally responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, which was shot down over war-ravaged eastern Ukraine nearly four years ago, killing all 298 people on board.
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Gallagher, a career Navy officer, was on his eighth deployment, this time to Iraq where SEALs were training Iraqi military as they pushed Islamic State fighters out of Mosul in a fight that went block by block through the war-ravaged city.
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Now they were approaching ground zero in the intensifying debate over how to curb the unceasing stream of men, women and children from war-ravaged and poor nations in the Middle East and Africa heading to the safety and prosperity of Europe.
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The program "could function much like America's post-1945 Marshall Plan, which is universally lauded for its contribution to the reconstruction and economic recovery of war-ravaged Europe," Shang-Jin Wei, a Columbia University professor, wrote in an earlier Project Syndicate editorial.
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In another component of "Alps," statues of Roma women near the wall are meant to remind us of the immigrant crisis affecting Europe; the title of "Alps" alludes to the mountain range that divides Europe's rich west from its poor, war-ravaged east.
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In the late 1940s, Wan-go Weng and his wife, Virginia, traveled from their home in the United States with their toddler daughter to visit family in war-ravaged China, where they retrieved the art collection from storage and packed it up.
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A United Nations panel has concluded that Iran violated an arms embargo imposed on Yemen by failing to prevent the Houthi rebels in that war-ravaged nation from obtaining Iranian missiles, including one fired hundreds of miles into Saudi Arabia two months ago.
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BEIRUT, March 14 (Reuters) - Syria has shut schools, cancelled most public events and minimised public sector hours to prevent any spreading of the coronavirus, as officials said the war-ravaged country was still free of the disease despite reports it was hiding cases.
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SOCHI, Russia, Nov 22 (Reuters) - The leaders of Iran and Turkey on Wednesday supported the convocation of a Syrian peoples' congress as one of the first steps to establish inclusive dialogue in the war-ravaged country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
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One shipment from the country seized by an unnamed nation revealed acid-resistant tiles being exported from North Korea to the war-ravaged region, which could "be used to build bricks for the interior wall of a chemical factory," according to the report.
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Sent to the Kansas home of a relative, she finds a journal and letters that tell the stories of Catherine, a teenager who lived there in 1934, and Lenore, a young woman in war-ravaged 1919 England determined to escape to the States.
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Even as the United Nations expresses growing alarm over a cholera outbreak in war-ravaged Yemen, the organization is increasingly worried about the fallout from a stubborn cholera scourge in Haiti that was caused by its own peacekeepers more than six years ago.
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Over the next two centuries the arrival of starving, war-ravaged, oppressed or just plain restless huddled masses, almost all of them from Europe, pushed the settlement north, turning New York into the largest and most diverse city in the United States.
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Today, as a frontier state, it must cope with the violence spewing out of war-ravaged Syria; it is a test case of whether democracy can be reconciled with political Islam; and it must navigate between Western liberalism and the authoritarian nationalism epitomised by Russia.
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I have met Central Americans fleeing corrupt governments, violence and criminal extortion; a Yemeni woman unable to return to her war-ravaged home country and fearing sexual mutilation if she goes back to her Saudi husband; and an escaped kidnap-bride from central Asia.
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Instead, his first steps on foreign soil as President will pitch him into the bear pit of Middle Eastern politics in the world's most war-ravaged region, where sectarian tensions seethe and leaders have to master the law of the political jungle simply to survive.
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The complaint names Mohamad Yassin Alcharihi of Palmdale, California, and says he illegally smuggled the mosaic into the US. According to the complaint, the FBI has been investigating Alcharihi since 2015 for his alleged involvement in smuggling looted items from war-ravaged countries, including Syria.
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That evening, surrounded by the forests and farmlands of Scandinavia, we dined on kibbe (ground meat in a casing of cracked wheat) and kenafeh (a warm, sweet white-cheese dessert) as the Syrians told of abandoned studies and families in their war-ravaged country.
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The five year-sentence - one of the longest given to a South Korean business leader - is a landmark for South Korea, where the family-run conglomerates - or chaebols - have long been revered for helping transform the once war-ravaged country into a global economic powerhouse.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's incoming foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Tuesday that to contain migration pressure in Central America and southern Mexico, an effort on the scale of the Marshall Plan that rebuilt war-ravaged Europe would be needed to develop the region.
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NEW DELHI/KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on Thursday the national cricket team was a source of pride to the war-ravaged country as it took on India in a historic first test match and he urged other cricketing nations to take on the team.
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The period between World War I and World War II was a tumultuous time, particularly in the war-ravaged Europe where the First World War devastated not only the landscape, but, in England in particular, the rigid social order established most recently by the Victorians and Edwardians.
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Narrated by a restless teenager, Tambudzai ("Tambu"), "Nervous Conditions" takes place in civil war-ravaged Rhodesia during the 1960s and '70s, on an impoverished homestead and at a mission school near the border town of Umtali (now Mutare), close to the farm on which I'd been raised.
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After transforming itself from a poor, war-ravaged agricultural society into a manufacturing giant in just a few decades, South Korea now faces one peril of prosperity: a labor shortage that will be a drag on both the economy and the pension system for its aging residents.
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In December 1992, three months after his bet against the British pound, Soros announced a $50 million donation to build a water-treatment facility in war-ravaged Sarajevo, and it was hard not to see that money as having been sucked straight from the British treasury.
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He also said Russia had started to engage in similar missile buildups in the Crimean Peninsula, which it annexed nearly two years ago from Ukraine, and in war-ravaged Syria, where Russian military forces have been assisting the government by bombing its insurgent foes for more than three months.
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Providing a defense shield for war-ravaged nations originally made sense: America feared Soviet domination of Eurasia, Japan was uniquely vulnerable after its defeat and the Republic of Korea had demonstrated its inability to stand against a heavily armed North Korea backed by the Soviet Union and China.
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While the US government was willing to send weapons and provide training for anti-Soviet fighters, American lawmakers basking in the glow of the collapse of the Soviet Union were less enthusiastic to fund the reconstruction of a war-ravaged country on the other side of the world.
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Abdul Haroun, who is from the war-ravaged region of Darfur, walked for close to 12 hours in near total darkness last August, dodging high-speed trains and evading security cameras, before he was arrested by British police close to the English end of the tunnel at Folkestone.
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But according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), for as many as 7,000 people who pass this way every month from the Horn of Africa, reaching war-ravaged Yemen brings them ever closer to oil-rich Saudi Arabia, the land of milk and honey, jobs and hope.
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So while the Mediterranean-of-feel Blood and Wine is a shinier, happier experience than the war-ravaged landscapes of Wild Hunt were, all golds and greens instead of grays and browns, playing through its main campaign and multitude of secondary quests is also a peculiarly melancholic pursuit.
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The battle for Hodeidah, a rebel-held port city on the western coast of the war-ravaged country, entered its third day on Friday, with a Saudi-led coalition continuing to pound targets along the coast with airstrikes, while troops loyal to the exiled government amassed on the city's southern side.
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A report by the US inspector general last month showed that the number of Afghan security personnel, who are tasked with defending the war-ravaged country from a continuing insurgency, has dropped by 10% in a year, a strong indication that a multi-billion dollar training program funded by the US is failing.
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One semester short of graduation, Mr. George had gone to Paris on a break and was rooming with the writer and humorist Art Buchwald when both got coveted job offers: Mr. Buchwald with The International Herald Tribune and Mr. George with the Marshall Plan, the American effort to rebuild war-ravaged Europe.
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"Our task is not to dictate to others how to live but to build a coalition of friends and partners who share the goal of fighting terrorism and bringing safety, opportunity and stability to the war-ravaged Middle East," Trump said during a speech in the Rose Garden at an event on religious liberty.
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According to the four-year plan, the United States gave over $12 billion (nearly $100 billion in 21625 dollars) in economic assistance to help rebuild Western European economies after the end of World War II. The plan sought to rebuild war-ravaged regions, modernize industry, tear down trade barriers, improve prosperity and halt Communism in its tracks.
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The supposed breakup comes less than two weeks after Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States and Russia had agreed to cooperate in Syria against al Nusra in an effort to "restore the cessation of hostilities, significantly reduce the violence and help create the space for a genuine and credible political transition" in the war-ravaged country.
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As a Kansan and the Allied commander in World War II who had seen firsthand the deprivations endured by those living in war-ravaged nations across the globe, and who once commented that, "Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil and you're a thousand miles from the cornfield," Ike liked farmers and farmers liked Ike.
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Representative Peter Roskam of Illinois, an influential Republican who has long opposed Boeing's intentions in Iran, called the tentative deal announced on Tuesday "outrageous" and observed that it had coincided with reports that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, Iran's Middle East ally, was responsible for a deadly chemical weapons attack in his war-ravaged country.
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Now, as part of its reconstruction plan for Colombia's war-ravaged countryside, the government is promising money to the first 503,000 coca-growing families that take the offer: a monthly payment of about $325 for the first year that farmers give up coca, followed by subsidies to plant new crops and education on how to grow them.
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But even as Sarajevo, the administrative headquarters for the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina, the counterpart to the Serb Republic, replaced its war-ravaged concrete government buildings with modern-looking glass offices, and the city became a low-key tourist destination once again, the rest of Bosnia failed to develop, raising tensions among the rural poor, who didn't see much benefit from peace or international attention.
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The artist, whose work has been in the spotlight in the past for addressing the Syrian tragedy (like when he photoshoped in 2013 Klimt's "The Kiss" atop a war-ravaged building from Syria), has explained that at the time, the work reflected a measure of optimism despite all the destruction happening in Syria and used the Statue of Liberty as a metaphor for freedom.
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The editorial staff of The Baltimore Sun did not mince words in an editorial attacking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE after he suggested without evidence at a rally earlier this week that "the homicide rate in Baltimore" is higher than El Salvador, Honduras and war-ravaged Afghanistan.
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The finalists are Marguerite Barankitse, founder of Maison Shalom, which began as a center for orphans during ethnic upheavals that convulsed Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the 1990s; Dr. Tom Catena, a physician from Amsterdam, N.Y., who founded the Mother of Mercy Hospital in Sudan's war-ravaged Nuba Mountains eight years ago; Syeda Ghulam Fatima, who runs the Bonded Labour Liberation Front, an organization in Lahore, Pakistan, that aids destitute workers and who was once shot because of her work; and the Rev.
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Thirty-three national security experts and 2628 nongovernmental organizations sent letters to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE and Homeland Security Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE asking them to extend the designation for the civil war-ravaged country.
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Thirty-three national security experts and 22019 nongovernmental organizations sent letters to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE and Homeland Security Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE asking them to extend the designation for the civil war-ravaged country.
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No country is too small for China's business and good will projects: A state-of-the-art manufacturing hub in Ethiopia; a fleet of Chinese-built electric taxi cabs in Brazil's Belo Horizonte; building with Ukraine the world's largest airplane (AN-225); resurrecting factories, building bridges, deep-sea ports, high-speed railways and modern highways in North Africa, Central Europe and the Balkans; getting ready to invest $2 billion in restoring water supplies, electricity and residential housing in a war-ravaged Syria... The U.S. cannot play a meaningful "big power relationship," advocated by China, unless it urgently gets its economy on a sustainably faster and more balanced growth path.
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