Libyan activist Salwa Bugaighis slain in Benghazi attack
Prominent Libyan rights advocate Salwa Bugaighis, known for opposing militias since the 2011 uprising, was assassinated when gunmen stormed her Benghazi home after she voted in parliamentary elections. The killing shocked residents and drew calls for a full investigation.
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Shiite leaders call for removal of Iraqi PM Maliki
In Baghdad Shiite chiefs push for Nouri al Maliki to leave as parliament to form a new government amid U S pressure for unity against the Islamic State. Iran's stance splits, with Khamenei preferring Maliki to stay and Rouhani urging departure.
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United States ends Philippines anti-terror task force
The United States disbands the Joint Special Operations Task Force Philippines after a decade of assisting Manila against Abu Sayyaf and other groups. Special forces may remain to curb al Qaida offshoots and prevent militants from regaining ground.
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Thousands flee Ukraine for Russia amid fragile cease fire
At the Luhansk border thousands of Ukrainians, many with belongings in cars, cross into Russia as a weeklong truce nears its end. A rebel border commander says about 5,000 left by evening, part of a steady exodus amid fighting that has killed more than 400 people. Poroshenko urged Russia to back his peace plan with action.
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Missing Malaysia plane autopilot on prolonged flight across Indian Ocean
Investigators shift search area for Flight 370 after data from a satellite suggests the jet was on autopilot for hours while flying south over the Indian Ocean. Australian officials say the aircraft remained on autopilot until fuel exhaustion as experts seek when the setting was engaged.
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