Militants Say IS and Nusra Agree to Halt Feud in Syria
Syrian opposition officials and a rebel commander say Islamic State and Nusra Front leaders met Nov 2 near Aleppo to form a tacit pact to stop infighting and cooperate on attacks in northern Syria. Abu Musafer adds two key decisions to halt clashes and target Kurdish fronts. The accord, if real, complicates U.S. strategy relying on moderate rebels and could unravel quickly.
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Obama seeks waiver to aid Iraqi Kurdish forces against IS
The Obama administration asks Congress for a 1.6 billion training and equipment program for Iraqi and Kurdish forces to fight the Islamic State, seeking a blanket Leahy law exemption despite Senate opposition. The move faces Democratic resistance and raises concerns about tolerating human rights abuses in partners.
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Comet lander Philae stuck in shadow on 67P
Philae remains stable on 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko after a bounce and a near shadowed landing beside a cliff. Data collection continues as scientists weigh maneuvers to free solar panels and extend the mission beyond the primary battery life.
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