Al-Qaida surges back in Iraq amid renewed violence
The article notes al-Qaida’s revived capabilities in Iraq after 2011 withdrawal, with a deadly Oct. 5 attack near a Baghdad shrine killing at least 51. It cites prison breaks boosting ranks, Sunni marginalization, Syria's chaos, and a spike in mass attacks blamed on the group.
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Stampede at central Indian temple bridge kills 89
A stampede as Hindu worshipers crossed a bridge to a temple in Madhya Pradesh left at least 89 dead including 17 children and 31 women. Police said rumors of a collapsing bridge sparked the crush and more than 100 injured were hospitalized. Police used batons to control the crowd and stones were hurled at officers.
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Abduction of Red Cross workers in Syria shocks amid civil war
In northwestern Syria six ICRC employees and a Syrian Red Crescent volunteer were abducted from a convoy near Sarageb in Idlib province around 11:30 a.m. local time. ICRC spokesman Simon Schorno did not disclose nationalities and said responsibility was unclear.
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