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Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JZlMdb9znS_mHPwNzL0n7LVMrPGzAo1d50XlZocHcHc/edit?usp=sharing

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UrgVpJt7vLZW47LiQRcg6ff0Y3aIcL_fkQQm3GcNfCk/edit?usp=sharing

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Syria; SANA (Syrian Arab News Agency); Neither photographer or agency available; (Ethan Varfis)

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Syria; SANA (Syrian Arab News Agency); Neither photographer or agency available; (Ethan Varfis)

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Army restores all points into which Jabhat Al-Nursa terrorists infiltrated to the North of Jobar.

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Middleton East (Turkey); Aljazeera; Roid Said/Reuters (Madeleine Henry)

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Middleton East (Turkey); Aljazeera; Roid Said/Reuters (Madeleine Henry)

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US army vehicles drive north of Manbij city, in Aleppo governorate, Syria on March 9

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Ireland; The Irish Times; Louai Beshara/AFP/Getty Images (Jeremy Levien)

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Ireland; The Irish Times; Louai Beshara/AFP/Getty Images (Jeremy Levien)

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Syrian security forces cordon off the area following a reported suicide bombing at the old palace of justice building in Damascus on Wednesday.

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Germany; SPIEGEL Online (English version); Christian Werner (Jennifer Ha)

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Germany; SPIEGEL Online (English version); Christian Werner (Jennifer Ha)

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Mohamed Jaber is the leader of the Desert Hawks militia, which is based in Latakia, a stronghold of President Bashar Assad's Alawites. Militia's such as Jaber's move in to secure areas reconquered by foreign mercenaries. Plundering is often the result.

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UK; Belfast Telegraph; Not available (Ange Ou) 

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UK; Belfast Telegraph; Not available (Ange Ou) 

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David Miliband makes 'humanity' plea as Syrian conflict enters seventh year

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Canada; The Toronto Star; Getty Images/Louai Beshara (Ethan Bray)

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Canada; The Toronto Star; Getty Images/Louai Beshara (Ethan Bray)

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NZ; The Press: ALAA AL-FAQIR/REUTERS (Bronte Prowse)

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NZ; The Press: ALAA AL-FAQIR/REUTERS (Bronte Prowse)

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Smoke rises after strikes on rebel-held Deraa city, in Syria, a day before the twin bombings that killed at least 40 in the capital Damascus

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UK; The Independent; Press Association (Nathaniel Felix-Fualalo)

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UK; The Independent; Press Association (Nathaniel Felix-Fualalo)

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Sergeant Alexander Blackman

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Der Spiegel (Germany); AFP (Agence France - Press) - Jessica Schremmer

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Der Spiegel (Germany); AFP (Agence France - Press) - Jessica Schremmer

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Aid Convoy in Kafraja (Syria).

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Neue Zuericher Zeitung (Switzerland); (Reuters / Afolabi Sotunde)

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Neue Zuericher Zeitung (Switzerland); (Reuters / Afolabi Sotunde)

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«Bring Back Our Girls» in Nigeria: Victims of their Fame:

Members of the campaign Bring Back Our Girls at a demonstration against Boko Haram in Abuja/Nigeria in January 2017

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Der Spiegel (Germany); (no further info on photo)

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Der Spiegel (Germany); (no further info on photo)

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Terror Group Boko Haram: Cameroon announces the liberation of 5000 prisoners

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Australia: SBS: Australian Associated Press: (Kaitlin Barnes)

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Australia: SBS: Australian Associated Press: (Kaitlin Barnes)

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Defence expects west Mosul will be reclaimed from IS militants by the middle of the year.

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Defence expects west Mosul will be reclaimed from IS militants by the middle of the year.

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Lebanon; The Daily Star; Ari Jalal, Reuters; (Simon Ti) 

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Lebanon; The Daily Star; Ari Jalal, Reuters; (Simon Ti) 

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"A tank of Iraqi rapid response forces fires against ISIS militants at the Bab al-Tob area in Mosul, Iraq, March 14, 2017"

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Australia; The Guardian; Anadolu Agency/Getty Images (Isobel Robinson)

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Australia; The Guardian; Anadolu Agency/Getty Images (Isobel Robinson)

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Police clash with protesters gathering outside the Turkish consulate in Rotterdam.

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United States: CNN, AFP/Getty Images (Brendan Saunders)

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United States: CNN, AFP/Getty Images (Brendan Saunders)

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Islamist rebels claim responsibility for twin blasts on Damascus

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United States; Dallas Morning News; AP Photo/Hassan Ammar (Phoebe Masters)

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United States; Dallas Morning News; AP Photo/Hassan Ammar (Phoebe Masters)

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Caption; In this Monday, Dec. 5, 2016 photo, a Syrian girl walks amid the wreckage of damaged buildings and shops in the western city of Aleppo, Syria

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In this Monday, Dec. 5, 2016 photo, a Syrian girl walks amid the wreckage of damaged buildings and shops in the western city of Aleppo, Syria

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Malaysia; New Straits Times;AFP (Natasha Hazirah Binte Mustafa)

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Malaysia; New Straits Times;AFP (Natasha Hazirah Binte Mustafa)

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Caption: This file photo taken on February 15, 2016 shows people gathering around the rubble of a hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) near Maaret al-Numan, in Syria's northern province of Idlib, after the building was hit by suspected Russian air strikes. More than 800 health workers have died in "acts of war crimes" in Syria since 2011, in hospital bombings, shootings, torture and executions perpetrated mainly by government-backed forces, researchers said on March 15, 2017

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Malaysia; Malaysiakini; Azlan Zamhari; (Adam Kolong)

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Malaysia; Malaysiakini; Azlan Zamhari; (Adam Kolong)

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Members of the Malaysian International Monitoring Team-Mindanao (TPA-M11), who returned home yesterday, succeeded in their mission to monitor and supervise the truce between the Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).

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United States: New York Post, Associated Press/Getty Images (James Latta)

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United States: New York Post, Associated Press/Getty Images (James Latta)

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Photographer's name not provided.

Caption: Twin blasts kill dozen in Syria's capital

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Australia: Courier Mail: Xinhua (Madison Lang)

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Australia: Courier Mail: Xinhua (Madison Lang)

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Chinese amphibious tanks and marines storm a beachhead in an assault drill during a Sino-Russian joint military exercise in Shandong province

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Sino-Russian Military exercise for POLS3512

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South Africa; Mail and Guardian; Yves Herman/Reuters (Amber Bitzer)

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South Africa; Mail and Guardian; Yves Herman/Reuters (Amber Bitzer)

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Riot police use horses to remove demonstrators outside the Turkish consulate in Rotterdam, the Netherlands after family-affairs minister Fatma Kaya insisted on campaigning despite having been informed this would not be allowed.

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Singapore; The Straits Times; AFP (Eunju Oh)

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Singapore; The Straits Times; AFP (Eunju Oh)

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Taiwan's defense review highlights China military threat, conflict crisis potential in South China Sea March 15, 2017

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The United States of America; The Seattle Times; UNICEF; (Hana Shukri)

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The United States of America; The Seattle Times; UNICEF; (Hana Shukri)

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In This picture taken in January 2017 and provided by UNICEF, Children review manuals distributed by UNICEF-supported volunteers on the risks of unexploded remnants of war, and how to identify and report them, while sitting amid rubble at Al- Sakhoor neighbourhood, east Aleppo, Syria. The U.N.’s child relief agency says at least 652 children were killed in Syria last year, making 2016 the worst year yet for the country’s rising generation. UNICEF says schools, hospitals, playgrounds, parks, and homes across the country are unsafe for children and come frequently under attack. (Khudr Al-Issa/ UNICEF via AP )

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Defence expects west Mosul will be reclaimed from IS militants by the middle of the year.

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The United States of America; Wall Street Journal. Photographer's name/agency not given. (Melanie Keyte) 

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The United States of America; Wall Street Journal. Photographer's name/agency not given. (Melanie Keyte) 

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Caption not available. Story headline: A New Strategy Against ISIS and Al Qaeda.

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Oman; Oman Tribune; Thaier Al Sudani/Reuters; (Josephine Trott)

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Oman; Oman Tribune; Thaier Al Sudani/Reuters; (Josephine Trott)

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Caption: Displaced Iraqi people who fled from homes during a battle between Iraqi forces and Daish militants receive bread at the Hammam Al Alil camp, south of Mosul, on Tuesday.

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United States. The Economist. AFP. (Paul Riza).

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United States. The Economist. AFP. (Paul Riza).

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The Iraqi army is on the brink of defeating Islamic State.

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Israel; Haaretz; Reuters; (Felicity Sleeman)

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Israel; Haaretz; Reuters; (Felicity Sleeman)

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Fuel tanks burn at the Beirut international airport after it was attacked by Israeli aircraft July 13, 2006.

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UK; BBC News; Mohammed Badra/European Press Photo Agency (Katherine Harris)

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UK; BBC News; Mohammed Badra/European Press Photo Agency (Katherine Harris)

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The war has devastated large parts of the country, and countless lives

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Middle Eastern man not sure how many days' worth of airport detention clothes to pack

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Australia; The Australian; Not Available (Taylor Burgess) 

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Australia; The Australian; Not Available (Taylor Burgess) 

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John Zakhariev is alleged to have used Kalashnikov automatic rifles, among other weapons.

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United Kingdom; The Daily Mail UK; Reuters; (Tonisha Kelleher)

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United Kingdom; The Daily Mail UK; Reuters; (Tonisha Kelleher)

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Caption: An Iraqi policeman (right) checks a refugee and his baby, who have just fled their homes in western Mosul

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UK; The Daily Telegraph; Muaz Al-Shami, Syrian Revolution Network, via AP; (Julia Enchelmaier)

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UK; The Daily Telegraph; Muaz Al-Shami, Syrian Revolution Network, via AP; (Julia Enchelmaier)

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These children survived the strike in the village of Hass in October.

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Caption: Police outside bar Zona Rosa, Mexico City (Davies, Luciana). 

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Caption: Police outside bar Zona Rosa, Mexico City (Davies, Luciana). 

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Name of photographer not available.
Name of agency: RNW Media. Dutch media organisation for social change that seeks to make a voice for those who rarely have access. Featured in a Mexican daily newspaper.

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US; TIME; Eduardo Verdugo - Associated Press; (Amila Sargeant)

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US; TIME; Eduardo Verdugo - Associated Press; (Amila Sargeant)

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A soldier enters a bullet-riddled home, tagged with the initials CDG for the Gulf Cartel, and Z for Zetas, in Ciudad Victoria, in Mexico's state of Tamaulipas, on Sept. 6, 2014.

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South Africa; Independent Online; Not Available (Adam Lawler)

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South Africa; Independent Online; Not Available (Adam Lawler)

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The Nigerian army has rescued 455 civilians held hostage by the Boko Haram terror group northeast of the country.

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The war has devastated large parts of the country

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Canada; National Post; Associated Press (Liam Moore) 

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Canada; National Post; Associated Press (Liam Moore) 

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An image from a video posted online by Communications Arm of Islamic State, circulating online Sunday Jan. 3, 2016

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Sweden; Dagen nyheter; SVT (Laura Branden)

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Sweden; Dagen nyheter; SVT (Laura Branden)

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There could be more children that have been sexually abused by UN-Soldiers than previously imagined. (translated)

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Sri Lanka; Sri Lanka Guardian; Not Available;  (Zoe Winder) 

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Sri Lanka; Sri Lanka Guardian; Not Available;  (Zoe Winder) 

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Breaking News: Pirates Have Hijacked a Sri Lankan-Flagged Freighter! (image is uncaptioned however its URL address is named 'Horn of Africa')

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Japan; The Japan Times;  Not Available; (Cara Mia Scarpato)

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Japan; The Japan Times;  Not Available; (Cara Mia Scarpato)

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IMembers of the Solecito search group carry the coffin of Pedro Huesca, a police detective who disappeared in 2013 and was recently found in a mass grave, as they walk to the cemetery in Palmas de Abajo, Veracruz, Mexico March 8. Huesca's remains are part of a collection of more than 250 skulls found over the last several months in what appears to be a drug cartel mass burial ground on the outskirts of the city of Veracruz, prosecutors said Tuesday.

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USA; The Philadelphia Inquirer; Andrew Harnik, Associated Press; (Carmen Garratt)

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USA; The Philadelphia Inquirer; Andrew Harnik, Associated Press; (Carmen Garratt)

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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson smiles as President Trump speaks during a cabinet meeting Monday at the White House.

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France; Le Monde; AFP/Karam Al-Masri; (Kelly Khuu)

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France; Le Monde; AFP/Karam Al-Masri; (Kelly Khuu)

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Al-Quds hospital in Aleppo targeted by raid by government forces on 28 April 2016

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Ireland; The Irish Independent; Reuters/Omar Sanadiki; (Gabriella Crow)

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Ireland; The Irish Independent; Reuters/Omar Sanadiki; (Gabriella Crow)

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Blood stains the ground at the site of an attack by two suicide bombers in Damascus, Syria

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Israel; IsraelNationalNews.com; Reuters; (Mohamad Shazrul Hafiz Suhaime)

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Israel; IsraelNationalNews.com; Reuters; (Mohamad Shazrul Hafiz Suhaime)

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Gaza Terror Tunnel

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France; Libération. Ignacio Hennigs. (Zachary Mifsud)

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France; Libération. Ignacio Hennigs. (Zachary Mifsud)

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Michael Sharp and Zaida Catalan were likely investigating confrontations between the armed forces and the members of a local militia, when they disappeared along with their drivers and their translator.

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US; Houston Chronicle; Ng Han Guan; (Anna Levy)

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US; Houston Chronicle; Ng Han Guan; (Anna Levy)

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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang speaks at a press conference after the closing session of the National People's Congress held in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Wednesday, March 15, 2017.

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US; The Washington Times; Associated Press/ Anonymous (Rachel Limpus)

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US; The Washington Times; Associated Press/ Anonymous (Rachel Limpus)

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Inhabitants of Lwow on July 2, 1941, Soviet occupied former Poland wave at a passing truckload of German solders as Nazi troops took over the city.

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Saudi Arabia; Al Araybia; Reuters; (Mikhela Bayes) 

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Saudi Arabia; Al Araybia; Reuters; (Mikhela Bayes) 

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Syrian government soldiers drink from a water pumping station in the village of Ain al-Fija in the Wadi Barada valley near Damascus, Syria in this handout picture provided by SANA on January 29, 2016.

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Russia; Ria Novosti; Mohamed Abdiwahab, Reuters. (Regina Malkova)  

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Russia; Ria Novosti; Mohamed Abdiwahab, Reuters. (Regina Malkova)  

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In Somalia, the military forces were sent to release the ship that was trapped by Somalian pirates. (В Сомали военных направили для освобождения захваченного пиратами судна)

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UNITED KINGDOM; The Daily Express; GETTY Images; (Thomas Morgan)

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UNITED KINGDOM; The Daily Express; GETTY Images; (Thomas Morgan)

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The US and South Korea have discussed how they will respond to any North Korean threat

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USA; USA Today; Associated Press; (Michelle Keogh)

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USA; USA Today; Associated Press; (Michelle Keogh)

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A Syrian boy Ahmed, 6, sits on a damaged classroom school, in Idlib, north Syria.

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Russia; RT; Ari Jalal/Reuters. (Jack Gibney)

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Russia; RT; Ari Jalal/Reuters. (Jack Gibney)

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Published without caption.

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CANADA; The Globe and Mail. Goran Tomasevic (Photographer), Reuters. (Dustin Bayley) 

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CANADA; The Globe and Mail. Goran Tomasevic (Photographer), Reuters. (Dustin Bayley) 

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A man cries while he carries his daughter as he walks from Islamic State controlled part of Mosul towards Iraqi special forces soldiers during a battle in Mosul, Iraq, March 4, 2017.

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Spain; El Mundo; Bassam Khabieh/ REUTERS (Samantha Moreno Jimenez) 

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Spain; El Mundo; Bassam Khabieh/ REUTERS (Samantha Moreno Jimenez) 

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A girl with a baby observes the destruction after a bombing of Russian forces, which intervene on the side of Bashar Asad, in a street of Duma (periphery of Damascus).

Original caption: "Una niña con un bebé observa la destrucción tras un bombardeo de fuerzas rusas, que intervienen del lado de Bashar Asad, en una calle de Duma (periferia de Damasco)".

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France; Le Monde Diplomatique. Philippe Revelli journalist (Katelyn Swinsburg)

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France; Le Monde Diplomatique. Philippe Revelli journalist (Katelyn Swinsburg)

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Textile workers in a strike conflict face police on Veng Sreng Boulevard 2014.

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Belgium, Le Soir. Not available, Photo News.(Salomé Wyns). 

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Belgium, Le Soir. Not available, Photo News.(Salomé Wyns). 

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Memorial for the members of the British armed forces deceased in Iraq and Afghanistan.

original caption: "Mémorial aux membres des forces armées britanniques décédées en Irak et en Afghanistan" (Photo News).

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China; The Daily Telegraph (Aus); Xinhua (Ariane Dol)

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China; The Daily Telegraph (Aus); Xinhua (Ariane Dol)

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Chinese marines salute the flag while aboard a warship. These naval assault troops form the core of ready-reaction units.

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United States; Huffington Post; Joseph Eid via Getty Images (Callum Rowe)

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United States; Huffington Post; Joseph Eid via Getty Images (Callum Rowe)

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Syrian children play during a sandstorm in Aleppo. March 10, 2017.

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Syria; The Guardian: Anadolu Agency. (Kirk Ericksen)

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Syria; The Guardian: Anadolu Agency. (Kirk Ericksen)

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A view of Sahra hospital after a barrel bomb strike by Syrian regime forces over Sahur neighbourhood of Aleppo on 1 October 2016. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

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Rwanda; The New Times; Not available; (Oliver Sterling)

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Rwanda; The New Times; Not available; (Oliver Sterling)

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Armed forces from different African countries at the preparatory meeting of the exercise.

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France: La Nouvel Observateur (Sam Byrne

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France: La Nouvel Observateur (Sam Byrne

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"In Syria, the monsters were awakened and released".
Photographer: Hassan Ammar (Associated Pres.)
Original Caption:

Jean-Pierre Filiu : "En Syrie, les monstres ont été réveillés et lâchés"

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Jordan: The Jordan Times; AFP (Alex Stone

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Jordan: The Jordan Times; AFP (Alex Stone

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"A Syrian girl carries a bottle of drinking water in the once rebel-held Shaar neighbourhood in the Northern Syrian city of Aleppo, on Thursday (AFP photo)"

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USA: The New York Times: Oscar Martinez: (Kate Dunne

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USA: The New York Times: Oscar Martinez: (Kate Dunne

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"The federal police officers were sent to Vereacruz increase security in the city this month."

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NZ; The New Zealand Herald; UNICEF (Madeleine Burrill)

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NZ; The New Zealand Herald; UNICEF (Madeleine Burrill)

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"The disruption to their education will create a generation of lost boys."

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Greece; To Vima; European Pressphoto Agency (Spiro Raikos)

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Greece; To Vima; European Pressphoto Agency (Spiro Raikos)

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Syria: One dead after bus bombing in Homs.

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UK; The Times UK; Associated Press (Unattributed)

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UK; The Times UK; Associated Press (Unattributed)

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The Karrar tank is being hailed as a breakthrough in Iran’s military capabilities, with the country’s defence minister saying it could “compete with the most advanced tanks in the world”

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NZ: The New Zealand Herald; UNICEF (Aleksandra Padjen)

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NZ: The New Zealand Herald; UNICEF (Aleksandra Padjen)

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The disruption to their education will create a generation of lost boys

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US; Salon; Khaled Abdullah/Reuters; (Shawn Saldanha)

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US; Salon; Khaled Abdullah/Reuters; (Shawn Saldanha)

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No caption provided

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Chile; El Mercurio; GN (Jackson Halsted)

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Chile; El Mercurio; GN (Jackson Halsted)

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Number of deaths in the civil war according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

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France; Le Figaro; Shiho Fukada (Lauren Dawson)

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France; Le Figaro; Shiho Fukada (Lauren Dawson)

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À Bagdad, l'enfer au quotidien – Baghdad, a Daily Hell
Translation: The lives of the inhabitants of the Iraqi capital are punctuated by regular attacks. Between 2004 and 2009, 45,000 civilians were killed , victims of violence between religious communities and those of the jihadists of the Islamic state. Baghdadians tell their story on Figaro

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Turkey; Deutsche Welle; Picture Alliance; (Maria Savage)

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Turkey; Deutsche Welle; Picture Alliance; (Maria Savage)

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"Riot police have clashed with protesters in Naples during a visit by the leader of the anti-immigrant, euroskeptic Northern League."

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UK; The Sun; Unknown photographer; Reuters; (Phoebe Frederick)

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UK; The Sun; Unknown photographer; Reuters; (Phoebe Frederick)

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“Protestors backing the Turkish president clashed with riot police in Rotterdam last week”

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Protestors backing the Turkish president clashed with riot police in Rotterdam last week

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Germany; Sueddeutsche Zeitung (dpa); Seb Kaempf

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Germany; Sueddeutsche Zeitung (dpa); Seb Kaempf

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Patrolling Boats to Saudi Arabia: A Patrolling Boad is loaded in the harbour of Mukran near Sassnitz in early March. It is supposed to be shipped to Saudi Arabia (Photo: DPA)

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United KIngdom; Financial Times UK; Associated Press; (Robert Lang)

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United KIngdom; Financial Times UK; Associated Press; (Robert Lang)

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Mosul medics purge legacy of Isis from hospital as militants expelled. Eastern half of Iraq's second largest city begins to rebuild as militants are expelled

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Saudi Arabia; Saudi Gazette; AFP; (Jacinta Zylstra

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Saudi Arabia; Saudi Gazette; AFP; (Jacinta Zylstra

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A general view of the abandoned conflict zone where Tamil Tiger separatists made their last stand before their defeat by the Sri Lankan army in northeastern Sri Lankan is seen in this May 23 2009 file photo.

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Malaysia; Utusan Malaysia; Reuters; (Muhammad Aidiq Sufi bin Muhammad Ridhwan Pang

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Malaysia; Utusan Malaysia; Reuters; (Muhammad Aidiq Sufi bin Muhammad Ridhwan Pang

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Translated version: Pakistanis' soldiers are on the lookout at the Friendship Gate (border between Pakistan and Afghanistan) which is located in Chaman, Pakistan. The future of Afghanistan relies heavily on foreign relations with nearby countries like Pakistan, as it is now exposed to the violent of DAESH (another form of ISIS)

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Canada; Vancouver Sun; Saul Loeb/ Ottawa Citizen; (Seiji Nabatar)

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Canada; Vancouver Sun; Saul Loeb/ Ottawa Citizen; (Seiji Nabatar)

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US President Barack Obama greets US troops during a surprise visit to Bagram Airfield, north of Kabul, in Afghanistan, May 25, 2014, prior to the Memorial Day holiday