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Islamic State attackers publish selfie following Moscow attack
In a statement on social media the group describes how it sought to inflict as much damage as possible on a ‘large crowd of Christians’
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Israeli hostage families urge Joe Biden to push Netanyahu to agree ceasefire
Letter from 600 relatives urges US President to press for a ‘reasonable deal’ as dissatisfaction grows with Israeli prime minister
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Britain opens its first field hospital in Gaza
Once fully built, the mobile clinic will be able to handle at least 250 patients a day, according to UK-Med, a medical NGO
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How the murder of three Syrians burnt alive in Turkey is pushing a new wave of migrants into Europe
A surge in xenophobic violence has left many who fled their war-torn home seeking refuge elsewhere
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Battle Lines: Invasion of Rafah, US push for ceasefire, two years of war in Ukraine
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British-registered ship abandoned amid fears it will sink after Houthi double strike in Gulf
The crew are picked up by another commercial ship as the Rubymar takes on water following a double missile hit off the coast of Yemen
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Egypt ‘building huge facility to house Palestinian refugees’ in case they flee Rafah
Compound may be large enough to take in more than 100,000 people from Gaza if Israel launches offensive against southern city
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Battle Lines: Inside an 'Oasis of Peace' in Israel
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Marxist terror group kills one in attack on Istanbul courthouse
Two assailants, a man and a woman who were members of a far-Left group listed as a terrorism organisation, were shot dead by security
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Latvia reintroduces conscription to deter Russia from invading Europe
Compulsory draft came into force in January, says foreign minister
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Ukraine: The Latest - Zelensky says ‘reset’ of top officials is coming & Latvia boosts defence
Every weekday The Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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‘They train us how to shoot’: How Yemeni children are recruited as Houthi foot soldiers
Lured to ‘camps’ with the promise of food and money for their families, boys as young as seven are then forced to join the militia's ranks
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Israel deploys troops to Lebanon border ‘for what comes next’
Move comes after country’s army chief warns that the risk of war on the northern border had become ‘much higher’
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Battle Lines: Hostage families protest in Israel, plus could public face call-up if UK goes to war?
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Iraq criticises 'reckless' US for air strikes on Iran-backed militia group
American forces attack Ketaib Hezbollah in what Baghdad is calling a 'reckless escalation'
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Houthis give British aid workers 30 days to leave Yemen
The threat comes as the Prime Minister warned of more strikes if attacks continued
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