EU allows arms to Syrian opposition in weeks ahead
The European Union moves toward letting member states potentially send weapons to help rebels in Syria ahead of Geneva II talks. Ministers warned actions depend on export licenses and safeguards while acknowledging Russia’s arms support to Assad.
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Baghdad bombings kill scores in coordinated Iraq attacks
A wave of car bombings in Baghdad's Shi ite neighborhoods killed at least 66 people and wounded about 200, marking a sharp rise in sectarian violence as insurgents linked to al Qaida harvest chaos amid protests and regional conflict. Dozens of sites across the capital saw blasts totaling many civilian casualties.
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London slaying suspect count rises in Woolwich case
Police arrest a 10th suspect in the Woolwich murder of 25 year old Lee Rigby. The suspect was detained in Welling on suspicion of conspiring to murder. Two main suspects Adebolajo and Adebowale remain under guard after being shot by police near the barracks.
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