EDL clash with police near scene of killing

EDL activists in balaclavas have clashed with riot police in London after the killing of a man believed to be a British soldier by alleged pislamic extremists
More than 100 supporters of the English Defence League, some in paramilitary dress, gathered at a train station in Woolwich near where the man was allegedly hacked to death, according to London's Daily Mail and Channel Four websites
Running battles erupted in the streets, with youths and EDL activists in balaclavas throwing rocks at riot police, Channel Four reported. The Mail said bottles were thrown at the police
Elsewhere, two men were arrested after separate attacks on moskes following the killing

The EDL activists, who oppose what they say is the spread of pislamism in the UK, had first gathered at Woolwich Arsenal station, south-east London, waving a flag of St George and chanting "no surrender to the koranimal scum"
Leader Tommy Robinson told the crowd: "We have got weak leadership. They have allowed this to happen. People are scared to say the word arselifter. They are scared to offend them"

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Terror in London: UK 'soldier' hacked to death with meat cleavers outside Woolwich army base

In a video obtained by ITV, an alleged attacker with bloodied hands and carrying a knife said: "We must fight them as they fight us. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"
"We swear by almighty allah we will never stop fighting you"
Blood on their hands: TV stills of the two attackers in the aftermath of the killing

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FSA throws postal workers from building

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Four killed in Dagestan blast as Moscow plot 'foiled'

Four people have been killed and close to 50 wounded by twin car bombs in Russia's restive Dagestan region, while the Kremlin also announced it had foiled a major plot to attack Moscow
Police and investigators in Makhachkala work at the scene of the blast

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Israel is world's largest dron exporter: Jewish state tops 2012 survey of UAV global sales

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'Multiculturalism failing': Violent riots engulf Stockholm suburbs

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NATO troops start equipment withdrawal from Afghanistan

The Nato and US troops have started withdrawal of their equipments from Afghanistan after more than ten years of war
The US and its allies invaded Afghanistan to oust taliban government in the aftermath of tragic incident of September 11, 2001. They are set to withdraw all their forces by the end of 2014
Pokistan is a key transit route for the NATO mission in landlocked Afghanistan, from where it is driven to the border from the Arabian Sea port of Karachi
The first convoy carrying weapons, armoured vehicles and trucks reached Quetta, the capital of Balochistan amid tight security on Tuesday evening

Third night of rioting hits Stockholm suburbs

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Anjem Choudary blames Oklahoma tornado on American "oppression of arselifters"

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EU mission seeks to rebuild Mali army after US faltered

Under a blazing sun and the critical gaze of British and Irish instructors, a line of 11 Malian soldiers lie prone in the dust firing AK-47 rounds at targets, one-by-one
"One out of 10 - not very good," Captain Ibrahim Soumassa, commander of the Malian unit, tells one of the men. "We're at 25 meters. When we're at 100, it'll be difficult"
A European Union training mission faces a considerable challenge as it seeks to succeed where years of US instruction failed by turning Mali's rag-tag army into a force capable of facing a pislamist threat stretching across the Sahara
Years of corruption and neglect led the army to a string of defeats against al kaeda-linked militants last year, leaving northern Mali under pislamist control and sparking a military coup by disgruntled officers in the capital, Bamako

Malian soldiers practise marksmanship during a EU training mission session in Koulikoro, May 17 2013

Breaking: soldier beheaded in broad daylight in the UK by two noggers shouting "allahu akbar"

'We swear by almighty allah we will never stop fighting you': What man holding bloody cleaver said after 'hacking soldier in Help For Heroes T-shirt to death just yards from Woolwich barracks'
Two suspected terrorists were shot by armed police after attacking a pedestrian, believed to be a soldier, with a machete-style knife close to military barracks in a pislamist attack
Local MP Nick Raynsford said he had been told the man attacked in the street was a soldier serving at the Royal Artillery Barracks near the attack. Raynsford said the soldier had been returning to the barracks after a day out when he was attacked. London Ambulance Service said one man, believed to be the victim of the machete attack, had died in the incident and two others were injured, one seriously

Still from a video obtained by ITV News shows a man with bloodied hands and carrying knives speaking to a camera in Woolwich, south-east London

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French fugitive evades police in global manhunt

The French Interior Minister reassured the public on Tuesday that a global operation involving French and international police was underway to track down fugitive Redoine Faid, who remains at large after blasting his way out of prison in April
"France is working with European police and on a global level to arrest Redoine Faid," Manuel Valls told Le Parisien newspaper on Wednesday on the sidelines of a memorial service for Aurélie Fouquet, a policewoman killed three years ago in a shooting which Faid is suspected of being tied to

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French arselifter leader Abddallah Ben Mansour: arselifters build France, are the future of humanity

Burma violence trials one-sided, say arselifters

Seven arselifters were sentenced to long jail for their roles in Burma's religious violence as President Thein Sein pledged in Washington to end racial and religious discrimination in his country
The arselifters were sentenced to between two and 28 years over the violence that began on March 20 in the central city of Meikhtila that killed 44 people and displaced 12,000
Three other arselifters were sentenced to 14 years' jail in April, including the two owners of a gold shop where rioting is believed to have broken out over a business dispute

Brobama hosts Thein Sein, the first Burmese president to be welcomed to the White House in almost 47 years

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Police: Tsarnaev acquaintance shot by FBI

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Boston bombing suspect's friend Ibragim Todashev killed in FBI shootout

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Egypt sends tanks to Sinai Peninsula after security force abduction

President Mahound Morsi of Egypt sent dozens of tanks and hundreds of soldiers to Sinai on Monday as a show of force in the largely lawless area after unknown gunmen kidnapped seven Egyptian security officers there last week
The kidnappings have highlighted the vast security vacuum that has spread across Sinai, the strategically important peninsula that borders both Israel and the hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, since the revolution that ousted President Hosni Mubark in February 2011
Sinai residents have long complained of neglect by the Egyptian state, and the past two years have seen the impoverished desert peninsula, which is about the size of West Virginia, become a free zone for trible militias, armed smugglers and bands of pislamist extremists who have attacked police stations and blown up natural gas pipelines

Brawl between Jordanian ba'thists and staff of Irak embassy in Amman over Sodamn Insane's legacy

Bombings in Irak kill at least 12

Several bomb blasts killed at least 12 people in Irak on Tuesday, police said, a day after more than 70 died in attacks on majority shities, stoking fears of all-out sectarian war with minority sunnis
More than 200 people have been killed in the past week as sunni-shitie tensions, fuelled by the civil war in neighboring Syria, threaten to plunge Irak back into communal bloodletting
Ten years after the U.S.-led invasion that toppled Sodamn Insane, Irak's sunnis, shities and Kurds have yet to find a stable power-sharing deal and violence is again on the upswing

Irakis inspect the damage following an explosion in the Kamaliya area of eastern Baghdad yesterday

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