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ASEAN Summit Urges Confronting Extremists

TEHRAN (IQNA) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak called on world leaders to confront extremism, saying its "barbaric acts" do not represent any race or religion, as he opened a regional summit overshadowed by a spate of attacks around the globe.

News ID: 3455229 Publish Date : 2015/11/22

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ASEAN Summit Urges Confronting Extremists

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