Worldwide deaths from top wars surge in 2014
The 20 deadliest conflicts killed more than 163000 people in 2014, a 28 percent rise from 2013. Syria and Iraq faced the fiercest fighting as Islamic State seized territory and attacked rivals and civilians.
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Netanyahu vows quick rightist coalition after election victory
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to form a rightist coalition within two to three weeks after winning a decisive victory. He rejects a Palestinian state, raising concerns from Palestinian officials and the White House about peace prospects and US strategy. The coalition would include Kulanu and other parties, shaping a 67 seat majority with Likud, Jewish Home, Israel Beiteinu, and ultra Orthodox blocs.
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U S Faces Strained Israel Ties After Netanyahu Victory
The White House criticized Benjamin Netanyahu's re election win and his rejection of a Palestinian state. Officials warned the shift could alter U S support and a potential U N stance, noting rhetoric undermines democratic values and two state goals.
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Tunisian museum attack leaves nineteen dead
Gunmen in military uniforms stormed the Bardo Museum in Tunis killing nineteen people including seventeen foreign tourists. Security forces ended the siege, two attackers died, with several assailants at large. Officials listed victims by nationality and urged unity against terrorism.
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