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More than 235,000 flee intense bombing in Syria

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China slashes red tape for IPOs

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Record haul of cocaine seized

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Saudization: KSA bans foreigners from hospitality jobs

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University student in India shreds CAA law copy at convocation ceremony

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Hong Kong police paid $17 million in allowances related to protests

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US civilian contractor killed in Iraq base rocket attack: officials

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Russia, China, Iran start joint naval drills in Indian Ocean

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Deportees allowed to visit Saudi Arabia for Hajj, Umrah

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Explosion at Kansas aircraft plant injures 11 people

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RANKED: World’s top airlines for 2019

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