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Aid workers in Kenya camp abducted

Aid workers in Kenya camp abducted

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A Kenyan driver who was shot and wounded in the attack had died of his injuries while receiving treatment, Philip Ndolo, the region's deputy police chief.

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Kenyan police said the four foreign refugee workers kidnapped from a camp near the border with Somalia on Friday are nationals of Norway, Canada, Pakistan and the Philippines.

A Kenyan driver who was shot and wounded in the attack had died of his injuries while receiving treatment, Philip Ndolo, the region's deputy police chief.

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Swedish mosque gutted in suspected arson attack

Swedish mosque gutted in suspected arson attack

No one injured in late-night blaze at place of worship in Orebro, southern Sweden

UN chief concerned over Kurdish referendum

UN chief concerned over Kurdish referendum

Antonio Guterres hopes UN-mandated activities across Iraq will be allowed to continue unhindered

Voter turnout for Kurdish referendum 72 percent

Voter turnout for Kurdish referendum 72 percent

Final results expected within three days, says spokesperson for Kurdish Regional Government’s Election Commission

French bank accused of complicity in Rwandan genocide

French bank accused of complicity in Rwandan genocide

Paris prosecutors open inquiry following 3 NGOs' complaint about BNP Paribas' possible role in 1994 genocide

Merkel seeks 'stable' coalition after German vote

Merkel seeks 'stable' coalition after German vote

Martin Schulz -- Social Democrat leader -- hardens opposition to 'grand coalition' with Merkel's conservatives

Iraq PM calls for ending coercion in KRG-held areas

Iraq PM calls for ending ‘coercion’ in KRG-held areas

It remains unclear how Abadi's order will be implemented

German stocks climb but euro drops after vote

German stocks climb but euro drops after vote

But the euro dropped after Chancellor Angela Merkel's "unconvincing election victory," as LCG analyst Jasper Lawler put it.

Nigeria says Igbo secession is its internal matter

Nigeria says Igbo secession is its internal matter

EU, US should not criticize move to declare it terrorist group, says Nigeria's presidential assistant on prosecution

French truck drivers protest labor reform

French truck drivers protest labor reform

Major unions call on their members to disrupt oil transfer after labor reforms were signed last week

Palestinian PM to hold rare Gaza cabinet meeting

Palestinian PM to hold rare Gaza cabinet meeting

There has been a decade-long split between Gaza and the occupied West Bank since 2007

Turks underrepresented in new German parliament

Turks underrepresented in new German parliament

Only 14 lawmakers with Turkish background elected to 709-seat Bundestag, where far-right became third-largest group

Kurdish referendum not legally binding Iraqi speaker

Kurdish referendum not legally binding: Iraqi speaker

Voters in KRG-held areas vote in a controversial referendum on whether to secede from Iraq

Nigeria s top Muslim cleric dies at 79

Nigeria’s top Muslim cleric dies at 79

Chief imam in the commercial hub of Lago since 2000, Sheikh Garba Akinola-Ibrahim died after a protracted illness

Iraqi PM rejects formation of racist state

Iraqi PM ‘rejects formation of racist state’

On eve of vote, Haider al-Abadi says Baghdad will not recognize results of controversial Kurdish region referendum

Erbil Baghdad are neighbors not partners Kurd leader

Erbil, Baghdad are neighbors not partners: Kurd leader

One day before Kurdish region’s independence referendum, KRG's Masoud Barzani reiterates that polls will not be postponed

Merkel bloc wins election but faces far-right challenge

Merkel bloc wins election but faces far-right challenge

Conservatives projected to win 33 pct of votes, far-right AfD wins 13.3 pct, set to enter parliament as 3rd-largest party

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