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Israel warned Hamas Thursday against any escalation in violence, reinforcing its Gaza border amid continued rocket fire and heightened tensions after the murder of three Israeli youths and a Palestinian teenager.
      

Bosnia: Three indicted for war crimes against Serbs

SARAJEVO -- Two Bosniaks and one Croat have been indicted on suspicion of involvement in the killing of at least 90 Serbs in the area of Sarajevo's Trnovo municipality.

SARAJEVO/BELGRADE - Prosecutor of the Special Department for War Crimes of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) issued an indictment against two Bosniaks and one Croat for involvement in the killing of at least 90 persons of Serb nationality in the wider area of Sarajevo's Trnovo municipality.

Two Egyptian police officers were killed defusing bombs near the presidential palace in Cairo Monday, almost a year to the day after a military takeover unleashed a wave of repression and militant attacks.
      

A Russian journalist has died in Ukraine’s Donetsk Region after being fatally wounded while on assignment.

Russia's Channel One has confirmed the death of its cameraman Anatoly Klyan in a statement published on its website.

A pro-government newspaper’s report claiming that the Gülenists almost seized control of the Turkish army is aimed at influencing the upcoming decision of the Supreme Military Council (YAŞ), high-ranking military officers believe, according to daily Cumhuriyet.

An article published by a pro-government newspaper claiming that the Gülenists almost seized control of the Turkish army has infuriated President Abdullah Gül, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) with the latter arguing the move was aiming at tarnishing "institutional identity" of the military.

An article published by a pro-government newspaper claiming that the Gülenists almost seized control of the Turkish army has infuriated President Abdullah Gül and the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) with the latter arguing the move was aiming at tarnishing "institutional identity" of the military.

“It’s quiet out there. Too quiet.”

Powerful Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has vowed to "shake the ground" under the feet of advancing Sunni militants, as Iraqi prime minister Nuri al-Maliki warned rivals against exploiting the crisis to sideline him.