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Who does Al Qaeda want in the White House?

ForeignDeskNewsMarch 31, 2016

A news publication with ties to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has published its projections on the U.S. presidential election, predicting who will be the Democratic and...

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Brexit: Calls for a U.K exit from the E.U. increase following terror attacks

ForeignDeskNewsMarch 28, 2016

In light of the Brussels attacks which revealed a serious lapse in Belgium’s counterterrorism measures, the former head of Britain’s intelligence agency has suggested that the United Kingdom’s exit...

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Seeking better ties with Egypt, Hamas removes Muslim Brotherhood billboards in Gaza

ForeignDeskNewsMarch 21, 2016

Hamas has removed all traces of Muslim Brotherhood signage and banners from the streets of Gaza in an attempt to repair relations between the terror group and one-time supporter...

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CIA chief: ISIS attack on U.S. “inevitable,” new biological, cyber threats

ForeignDeskNewsFebruary 16, 2016

Attempts by ISIS to carry out attacks in the United States are “inevitable,” CIA director John Brennan said in Sunday night’s 60 Minutes interview. In an interview with Scott...

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He said; She said: Sanders, Clinton spar on normalizing relations with Iran

ForeignDeskNewsFebruary 12, 2016

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sparred on a number of foreign policy issues at last nights Democratic debate, particularly in offering contrasting approaches to establishing diplomatic relations with Iran....

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U.S. Congressmen want a say in Iran election, apply for travel visas to Iran

ForeignDeskNewsFebruary 4, 2016

Three U.S. lawmakers have applied for travel visas to Iran to oversee their upcoming elections and to inspect nuclear sites to ensure that the government has kept its end...

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Migrant crisis: Child brides, as young as 11, arrive in E.U. married, pregnant

ForeignDeskNewsFebruary 3, 2016

Norway is now considering the appropriate steps to deal with dozens of asylum-seekers as young as 11, who are already married and either have children or are pregnant. According...

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State Dept. strengthens Iran travel warning to U.S. citizens

Lisa DaftariJanuary 29, 2016January 22, 2021

U.S. citizens traveling to Iran, particularly Iranian-Americans, risk arrest and detention in the Islamic republic, the U.S. State Department said in a travel warning Friday. The notice, which was...

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Telegram Messenger shut down 78 ISIS-linked channels

ForeignDeskNewsNovember 18, 2015

Telegram Messenger has shut down 78 ISIS-linked channels that the terror group was using to spread its propaganda message across the Internet. Using a recently-launched “Channels” feature that allows...

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Who does Al Qaeda want in the White House?

Brexit: Calls for a U.K exit from the E.U. increase following terror attacks

Seeking better ties with Egypt, Hamas removes Muslim Brotherhood billboards in Gaza

CIA chief: ISIS attack on U.S. “inevitable,” new biological, cyber threats

He said; She said: Sanders, Clinton spar on normalizing relations with Iran

U.S. Congressmen want a say in Iran election, apply for travel visas to Iran

Migrant crisis: Child brides, as young as 11, arrive in E.U. married, pregnant

State Dept. strengthens Iran travel warning to U.S. citizens

Telegram Messenger shut down 78 ISIS-linked channels

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