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Obama: U.S. Will Continue to Pursue Terrorists OverseasJust days after U.S. forces carried out raids in Libya and Somalia to bring wanted terrorists to justice, President Barack Obama made clear the United States will continue to carry out similar strikes overseas as long as threats to the nation exist. ...
Washington Hopeful Of Deal With KabulWashington says it is hopeful an agreement can be concluded soon with Kabul on the future role of U.S. troops in Afghanistan after the departure of nearly all foreign forces, scheduled for the end of 2014. ...

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Ban seeks 100-member joint mission to oversee destruction of Syrian chemical weaponsNearly 100 United Nations and chemical weapons experts will be deployed over the coming months in a joint mission overseeing the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles, with many members of the team to be based in Cyprus due to the dangers on the ground in the war-torn country, under a proposal submitted by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. ...

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Growing Unease Over Turkish Jihadists in Syria Growing numbers of young Turks are crossing into Syria to join jihadist groups fighting the Assad regime raising fears in Turkey of a future national security risk for Ankara. ...
Somali Defense Minister: We Will Liberate Barawe from Al-Shabab Somalia's defense minister says operations will begin soon to liberate the town of Barawe, which is under the control of Islamist militant group al-Shabab. The town was the site of a U.S. Special Forces raid on Saturday targeting a militant commander. ...
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