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Arab nations cut ties with Qatar in major diplomatic crisis

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Arab nations cut ties with Qatar in major diplomatic crisis

Arab nations cut ties with Qatar in major diplomatic crisisArab nations including Saudi Arabia and Egypt on Monday cut ties with Qatar accusing it of supporting extremism, in the biggest diplomatic crisis to hit the region in years. Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen joined Saudi Arabia and Egypt in severing relations with gas-rich Qatar, with Riyadh accusing Doha of supporting groups, including some backed by Iran, "that aim to destabilise the region". Qatar reacted with fury, denying any support for extremists and accusing its Gulf neighbours of seeking to put the country under "guardianship".


Mexico ruling party claims win in key state, rivals cry foul

Mexico ruling party claims win in key state, rivals cry foulMexico's ruling party narrowly held onto the governorship of the country's largest state Sunday, according to preliminary election results, but a fiery leftist hoping to ride the race to the presidency cried foul. The election in the state of Mexico, President Enrique Pena Nieto's home state, was closely watched as a bellwether ahead of presidential polls next year. It was a must-win race for Pena Nieto and the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which had to fend off a fierce challenge from an upstart leftist party, the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), and its founder, presidential hopeful Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.


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Authorities track NC man accused in ax deaths to Los Angeles

Authorities track NC man accused in ax deaths to Los AngelesWILSON, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina man was arrested Sunday in California on a murder charge after authorities said he killed his wife and father with an ax and escaped on a West Coast flight.


Mattis: US and allies 'don't scare' in face of IS attacks

Mattis: US and allies 'don't scare' in face of IS attacksSYDNEY (AP) — In their first joint appearance abroad, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Monday pledged unity with longtime ally Australia in fighting Islamic extremists who seek to intimidate the West.


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