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BY HARUMENDHAH HELMY

Speaking from Jerusalem, GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney says the U.S. has a “moral imperative” to stop Iran from creating nuclear weapons. Fox News has more .

“In his first major foreign policy speech as the presumptive GOP nominee, Gov. Romney added that the U.S. will never look away from our commitment to Israel.”

A group of armed men have kidnapped an Italian security agent from outside the country’s embassy in the Yemen’s capital, Sana’a. Here’s Al Jazeera .

“Reports say he was bundled into a passing car in the capital Sana’a. It’s unclear where the men were from, or where they have taken their captive.”

The first Ebola virus outbreak since 2009 has killed 14 people in an Ugandan village, about 125 miles from the capital city Kampala. Six other people have also been infected.

The Wall Street Journal says the outbreak began in early July, though it wasn’t identified as Ebola until Friday.

The head of the Arab League says war crimes are being committed as fierce fighting rages on in Aleppo, Syria. BBC has more .

“Thousands of people are continuing to flee fighting in Aleppo, as the first official refugee camp for displaced Syrians has opened in Jordan.”

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