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Saudi gives $1 billion as Lebanon seeks arms to battle jihadists
Saudi Arabia has given Lebanon's military $1 billion to help its fight against jihadists on the Syrian border, as the army's chief urged France to speed up promised weapons supplies.
After fighting in the eastern area Tuesday, where troops have been clashing with militants since Saturday, ambulances entered the town of Arsal amid reports of a truce.
CHP questions Saudi King’s alleged donation to foundation of PM Erdoğan's son
Istanbulâs Sevda Tepesi (Love Hill), which has belonged to the king of Saudi Arabia since 1984, has returned to the agenda after the main opposition said a construction permit for the hill was granted only after Saudi Arabia sent $100 million to a charity that counts the prime ministerâs son as one of the board members.
Gaza crisis proves Turkey has lost its weight in regional, global system: CHP
The ongoing Gaza crisis has proven once again that Turkey has lost its regional and global weight at the hands of this government, main opposition Republican Peopleâs Party (CHP) leader Kemal KılıçdaroÄlu has said, stressing that harsh statements issued by senior government officials were not enough to bring about concrete results.
Turkey, Qatar propose cease-fire in parallel track with Egypt
Turkey and Qatar are forging a plan to produce a truce between Palestinian groups and Israel to end 10 days of violence in Gaza amid additional efforts from Cairo.
Meanwhile, an Israeli official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said his country and Hamas âhave agreed on a cease-fireâ that would begin on July 18, but Hamas denied the report.
The Islamic world’s failure spawned ISIL
Israelâs operation against Gaza is nothing but brutal and indiscriminate collective punishment against the Palestinians and is deplorable. The pictures we see in the press of celebrating Israelis as bombs fall on the people of Gaza are reminiscent of another era when the Jews were on the receiving end, but this appears lost on Israelis today.
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Football fandom stirs debate on Muslim women’s freedom
Womenâs passion for football in predominantly Muslim countries is not only for the passion of the beautiful game, but is also fueled by the fact that it fulfils a need to release energy and in a conservative society that severely restricts their freedom Womenâs passion for football is not simply a love of the beautiful game.
IEA cuts 2014 global oil demand outlook
The International Energy Agency cut its forecast for 2014 oil demand to 92.7 million barrels a day due to weaker than expected global economic growth.
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Syrian opposition elects Hadi al-Bahra as new leader
The Syrian National Coalition, the main exiled opposition group seeking the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, on July 9 elected Saudi-based Syrian opposition figure Hadi al-Bahra as its new president.
Syria’s UN representative: ‘Let’s open a new page’
âWhy not leave the dark pages of history behind? I hope we can turn over a new page in our relations.â
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Kerry issues warning after Syria bombs Iraq
Syrian warplanes bombed Sunni militants' positions inside Iraq, military officials confirmed Wednesday, deepening the concerns that the extremist insurgency that spans the two neighboring countries could morph into an even wider regional conflict. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned against the threat and said other nations should stay out.
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