Gunman in Istanbul club slayings still at large
Turkish police hunt for a gunman who opened fire at Reina nightclub on New Year’s Eve in Istanbul killing at least 39 people and wounding around 70. The attacker killed a police officer and a civilian outside before entering the club. Officials describe the incident as a terrorist attack with many foreign victims.
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Indonesian ferry fire kills 23, leaves 17 missing
A ferry carrying more than 230 people from Jakarta to Kepulauan Seribu caught fire off Jakarta. At least 23 dead and 17 missing. 22 injured taken to hospitals. Fire broke out about 15 minutes after departure. cause under investigation.
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Hundreds flee fighting near Syria's capital amid cease-fire
Hundreds of civilians fled the Barada Valley region near Damascus as government forces pressed airstrikes and shelling against insurgent groups including an al Qaida linked faction excluded from a Russia Turkey brokered cease fire. About 1300 people relocated to safer areas with aid by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
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Humble Iraqi dish offers taste of home for Mosul's displaced
A small cafe in Mosul serves humble Iraqi dishes to displaced families. The kitchen aims to bring comfort and a sense of home as residents seek stability, with volunteers helping organize meals and donations from local supporters sustaining the effort.
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Mosul Pache Ships Flavor From War Ties To Baghdad Kitchen
In Baghdad a Mosul style pache restaurant serves a dish of boiled animal heads and intestines simmered in broth and spices. Chef Mohammed Ahmed oversees the preparation while young servers bring out platters of pache with pita bread. The dish, beef or lamb based, remains an affordable home staple for displaced Mosul residents lingering in Baghdad.
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