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Police officers patrol at Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, following Tuesday's attacks.

A suicide attack on Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport kills at least 42

June 28, 2016Conflict

An attack by three suicide bombers at Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport killed dozens of people and injured hundreds more. The Turkish prime minister said early signs point to ISIS, but no group has so far claimed responsibility.

Debris lays strewn on the floor of a room being used by a wedding party following a bomb blast in the Radisson SAS hotel in Amman, November 10, 2005.

Suicide bombers targeted their wedding but 10 years on, their strength has kept them going

November 10, 2015Belief

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