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When Israel bombs the Gaza Strip and threatens the lives of top Hamas officials, the Palestinian Authority's security forces dare not prevent the group's members in the West Bank from demonstrating on Ramallah's streets. Hundreds of Hamas members marched from Ramallah's main mosque after Friday prayers to Al-Manara Square in the heart of the city.

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At least three people taken hostage by a gunman in the German city of Karlsruhe have been killed, police say. The hostage-taker is probably also dead, according to police. A man was facing eviction on Wednesday morning after not having paid his rent for several months.

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, sees no reason why Yasser Arafat's body should not be exhumed following an Al Jazeera report that he may have died of poisoning, his spokesman said on Wednesday. Nabil Abu Rudeinah said that the Palestinian Authority would use "Arab and international scientific expertise" to review the findings.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Wednesday called upon the United Nations for urgent repatriation of 3.5 million Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan. The Prime Minister was talking to UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navanthem Pillay who called on him at the PM House in Islamabad on Wednesday.

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Defense Minister Ehud Barak abruptly proposed on Wednesday that Israel consider "unilateral action" if long-stalled peace talks with the Palestinians don't resume and produce a deal - suggesting Israel may be thinking of withdrawing from part of the West Bank, as it did from the Gaza Strip seven years ago.

This weekend, and are making military history with the first bilateral naval exercise the two governments have ever held together. is sending a group of 16 ships including destroyers, frigates, and a hospital ship. will be sending 4 ships, including the cruiser Varyag and three air defense destroyers now moving south from Vladivostok to join the Chinese after navigating through the Sea of .

As Women Under Siege documents sexualized violence in Syria with our crowdmap, we've been looking to better understand what women who've left the country are facing in terms of their new physical and psychological landscapes. Photographer Matilde Gattoni, who took the image at left, tells us more about this woman and the horrors she's witnessed.

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Digital strategist and former Guardian and BBC journalist Kevin Anderson has announced that he will be joining Media Development Loan Fund (MDLF), working on a digital business strategy project which will offer online resources and training to independent news outlets.

The US has backed South Korea's position over North Korea's planned missile launch, agreeing with the South that the North Korean proposal was a serious provocation.

Here is a collection of more than 50 Mike Wallace interviews. From Salvador Dali to Eleanor Roosevelt. (click on image to watch the videos) From the University of Texas School of Information: Mike Wallace rose to prominence in 1956 with the New York City television interview program, Night-Beat, which soon developed into the nationally televised prime-time program, The Mike Wallace Interview.

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5 hours 32 min ago - Syria Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reported that some UNESCO officials were unhappy about the way their organisation was being used as a forum for international disputes.

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