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US Personnel in Bahrain Prepare for Ramadan

US Personnel in Bahrain Prepare for Ramadan

U.S. personnel accustomed to drinking their coffee on the drive to work will have to put that habit on hold for about a month. It’s one of a few lifestyle changes Americans will have to make during the holy month

Belgian PM Offers Obama Beer Bet over World Cup Clash

Belgian PM Offers Obama Beer Bet over World Cup Clash

(Reuters) – Belgian Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo challenged U.S. President Barack Obama to a bet over Belgium’s impending World Cup knock-out match against the United States, offering the prospect of some “great Belgian beers” should the U.S. team win. On Thursday,

Why ISIS Won't Take Baghdad

Why ISIS Won't Take Baghdad

From the Daily Beast: BEIRUT, Lebanon — Fighters loyal to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) have at times been as close as six miles to Baghdad, according to Iraqi and Kurdish commanders interviewed by The Daily Beast.

Morocco Eyes Regional Clout as a Moderate Muslim Model

Morocco Eyes Regional Clout as a Moderate Muslim Model

Morocco is promoting its moderate version of Islam as a counterweight to the widening jihadist threat in the Sahara, training hundreds of imams from affected countries, but analysts question its motives. The initiative is well-timed. Islamist violence is plaguing Libya

Britain nears EU exit after Cameron loss, papers say

Britain nears EU exit after Cameron loss, papers say

Newspapers warned Saturday the country had edged closer to leaving the EU after Prime Minister David Cameron’s “crushing” failure to block Jean-Claude Juncker becoming president of the European Commission. But they were divided on whether it was Cameron or Brussels

Sharpton cancels rally with Rep. Rangel, runner up

NEW YORK (AP) — Rev. Al Sharpton abruptly canceled a Saturday rally where Rep. Charles Rangel and his chief rival were to pledge unity after a bitter primary campaign. Sharpton said he called the event off over worries his message

Soul Singer Bobby Womack Dies at 70

Soul Singer Bobby Womack Dies at 70

Bobby Womack, a colorful and highly influential R&B singer-songwriter who influenced artists from the Rolling Stones to Damon Albarn, has died. He was 70. Womack’s publicist Sonya Kolowrat said Friday that the singer had died, but she could provide no

'Apostasy' Woman in New Row

'Apostasy' Woman in New Row

Mariam Yahya Ibrahim, seen here on her release from jail where she was facing the death penalty in Sudan, is at the centre of a new controversy.  The mother-of-two was arrested again trying to leave the country a day after

US Middle East negotiator Indyk resigns

Martin Indyk, the chief US negotiator between the Israelis and Palestinians, resigned Friday after the collapse of peace talks. Secretary of State John Kerry, announcing the resignation in a statement through a spokeswoman, said Indyk would return to his position

Abdullah Leads Protesters in Afghan Election Stand-Off

Abdullah Leads Protesters in Afghan Election Stand-Off

Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah led several thousand demonstrators through Kabul on Friday, upping the stakes in his protest against alleged election fraud that has triggered a political crisis. Abdullah has vowed to reject the election result, saying he was

US Ends Philippines Anti-Terror Force

US Ends Philippines Anti-Terror Force

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — After more than a decade of helping fight Islamic militants, the United States is disbanding an anti-terror contingent of hundreds of elite American troops in the southern Philippines where armed groups such as Abu Sayyaf have

Saving the Border When the Cavalry Isn't Coming

Saving the Border When the Cavalry Isn't Coming

About those 300 U.S. military advisers that the Obama administration has ordered to Iraq. They belong on the United States border with Mexico. They are urgently needed to assess what U.S. military force should be deployed immediately to secure our

Britain bans Eurotunnel Ferry Service to France

Britain bans Eurotunnel Ferry Service to France

British authorities on Friday ordered Eurotunnel to stop running its ferry service to France on grounds of unfair competition. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ruled in a final report that Eurotunnel, which operates the undersea Channel rail tunnel between

EU Leaders Clash over Limits on Budgets and Debt

EU Leaders Clash over Limits on Budgets and Debt

BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders are clashing over whether to loosen the bloc’s rules overseeing national budgets and limiting how much debt governments may take on. Italy, Belgium and others are arguing more flexibility is needed to foster growth

Scholes says Shaw mega-move to United 'silly'

Scholes says Shaw mega-move to United 'silly'

Manchester United great Paul Scholes said the proposed move of teenage England left-back Luke Shaw to Old Trafford for a fee in excess of £30 million ($51m, 38m euros) was a sign of just how “silly” English football had become.

WORLD CUP: Gibraltar Sponsor sacks Suarez over biting attack

WORLD CUP: Gibraltar Sponsor sacks Suarez over biting attack

Gambling website 888poker has “terminated its relationship” with Uruguay’s Luis Suarez following his biting the shoulder of Italy’s Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup, the company announced Friday. Their move to disassociate themselves from Suarez came a day after the

Day of Reckoning Arrives for Britain over EU's Juncker

Day of Reckoning Arrives for Britain over EU's Juncker

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – David Cameron will make a last-ditch stand against the nomination of Jean-Claude Juncker for European Commission president on Friday, enforcing a point of principle that raises the risk of Britain leaving the European Union. The British prime