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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 2013

Page

4

Rebel leader al Golani reported fatally hurt in Syria

State TV claimed Abu Mohammad al Golani head of Jabhat al Nusra was fatally hurt in Latakia but he was not confirmed dead. Activists, observers, and Nusra sources cast doubt, with many saying contact with al Golani was cut and no death confirmation. The report followed fresh government gains against rebels amid a broader Syria conflict.

Beirut al-Qaida Bashar Assad Abu Mohammad al- Golani Jabhat al- Nusra Nusra Front Latakia Syrian Observatory For Human Rights Syria Deir el-Zour al-Golani Observatory Damascus Associated Press Assad Hezbollah U.S. State Department Iraq Abu Bakr al- Baghdadi Islamic State of

Egyptian satirist returns to airwaves after four months off

Cairo's Bassem Youssef, famed as Egypt's Jon Stewart, comes back on air amid post coup tension satirizing the military backed leadership of General Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi. He balances a tricky line between liberal fans and the rising nationalist fervor while addressing the post Morsi turmoil and security crackdowns.

Cairo Egypt Bassem Youssef Jon Stewart Mohammed Morsi Youssef Morsi Abdel-Fattah el- Sissi El-Bernameg The Muslim Brotherhood el-Sissi Brotherhood

Mystery girl Maria identified by DNA in Bulgaria

DNA tests confirm Bulgarian Roma couple Sasha Ruseva and Atanas are Maria’s biological parents. The girl, found in Greece with another Roma family, remains in charity care as authorities seek clarity on past arrangements. Three of the couple’s younger children are in shelter care. protests over trafficking fears and ethnic tensions accompany the case.

Nikolaevo Bulgaria Maria Greece Sasha Ruseva Atanas Interior Ministry Svetlozar Lazarov Poland France United States European Union

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