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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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UK Chancellor says Brexit transition should end by 2022

UK Chancellor says Brexit transition should end by 2022

Comments by Philip Hammond appear to contradict other ministers who insist on immediate end to freedom of movement in 2019

Ukraine backs US sanctions bill on Russia

Ukraine backs US sanctions bill on Russia

President Petro Poroshenko calls US Congress' move a 'resolute' message of solidarity with Ukraine against Moscow

10 000 Palestinians pray at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque

10,000 Palestinians pray at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque

Worshippers flock to site following days of protests over recent Israeli security measures

Libya unity govt denies accord for Italy ships to deploy

Libya unity govt denies accord for Italy ships to deploy

Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj "denies having asked Italy to send naval vessels into Libya's territorial waters... or fighter planes into Libyan airspace", his Government of National Accord (GNA) said in a statement late on Thursday.

UK Ethiopia unite to tackle human smuggling

UK, Ethiopia unite to tackle human smuggling

British authorities to step up training, detection efforts at Ethiopia's main airport

Albanian Muslim player leaves Skopje because of cross symbol

Albanian Muslim player leaves Skopje because of cross symbol

Florent Osmani left the team due to religious reasons.

Russia retaliating against US sanctions bill

Russia retaliating against US sanctions bill

Measures include cutting numbers of US diplomatic staff, suspending use of summer residence in Moscow

Indonesia to urge international protection for Al-Aqsa

Indonesia to urge international protection for Al-Aqsa

Indonesia's FM to deliver proposal at OIC foreign ministers' meeting in Istanbul next Tuesday

Santander banks a jump in profits thanks to Brazil

Santander banks a jump in profits thanks to Brazil

Net profit rose 37 percent from the April-June period last year to 1.75 billion euros, in line with forecasts of analysts surveyed by the Factset financial data provider.

US Senate sends Russian sanctions bill to Trump

US Senate sends Russian sanctions bill to Trump

Putin describes possible sanctions as ‘malicious step’

4 PKK terrorists killed in N Iraq Turkish military

4 PKK terrorists killed in N. Iraq: Turkish military

Airstrikes hit PKK group in Zap and Avasin-Basyan areas of northern Iraq

UK sees rise in anti-Semitic incidents

UK sees rise in anti-Semitic incidents

New report points to record high number of anti-Jewish attacks in first 6 months of 2017

Sweden data scandal costs two ministers their jobs

Sweden data scandal costs two ministers their jobs

But Prime Minister Stefan Lofven vowed he would be staying on despite speculation he could call a snap election.

Food quality double standards 'unacceptable' in EU

Food quality double standards 'unacceptable' in EU

Eastern member countries have complained bitterly of "food apartheid" or being treated as "Europe's garbage can" by manufacturers who they say cut corners on the ingredients used in a whole range of everyday goods.

IMF urges US to 'protect' gains won under Obamacare

IMF urges US to 'protect' gains won under Obamacare

As the US Senate continues the heated debate over repealing the Affordable Care Act implemented under Obama, the IMF released its annual report on the US economy and warned about the potential damage threatened by the proposed replacement.

FETO has chosen Latin America as its new base'

FETO has chosen Latin America as its new ‘base'

Terrorist group is ‘secretly restructuring itself,’ according to Turkish aid agency TIKA’s Columbia coordinator

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