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Trump threatens to close southern US border over wall funding

Saturday, 29th December 2018

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Three Vietnamese, Egyptian killed in bomb attack

Saturday, 29th December 2018

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Canadian detained in China has been released

Friday, 28th December 2018

Verebe Shepherd

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Jamaican advocate of reparations for slavery key speaker for Dr Douglas'...

Friday, 28th December 2018

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China gives clearance to import rice from US

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Chinese firms secure half of world’s top 10 IPO’s

Friday, 28th December 2018

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US government shutdown likely to continue into 2019

Friday, 28th December 2018

Local female Manbij Military Council trainees learn marksmanship training Feb. 21, 2017, at Sanaa Training Center in Northwest Syria. The MMC is a multi-ethnic force that includes Kurds, Arabs, Christians, Turkmen, Yazidis and others. This is the first cycle of women to graduate and join the MMC. The course is administered by Special Operations Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve trainers. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Mark Burrell)

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Syrian army enters Manbij after Kurdish calls to deter Turkey

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Bangladesh slows down internet speed ahead of elections

Friday, 28th December 2018

Democratic Republic of Congo joint opposition presidential candidate Martin Fayulu (C) speaks on his mobile phone following his designation on November 11, 2018 in Geneva. - Seven opposition leaders from the Democratic Republic of Congo on picked businessman Martin Fayulu as their joint candidate for presidential elections to aim at bridging rifts that could hand victory to President Joseph Kabila's chosen successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary. (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP) (Photo credit should read FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images)

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Congo: Opposition candidate takes clear lead in polls

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Mrs Obama wins America’s ‘most admired woman’ title

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Magnitude 5.8 earthquake rattles West Papua in Indonesia

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Gatwick airport sells majority stake to French firm

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Transformer explosion turns New York sky bright blue

Friday, 28th December 2018

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Hackers steal data of 1000 North Korea defectors in South Korea

Friday, 28th December 2018

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UAE to reopen embassy in Syrian capital Damascus

Thursday, 27th December 2018

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Magnitude 5.6 earthquake hits Northern Venezuela

Thursday, 27th December 2018

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China to try Canadian citizen on drug charges

Thursday, 27th December 2018

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Former top secret police official jailed for life in China

Thursday, 27th December 2018

Taiwan protesters demand tax reform outside of Ministry of Finance in Taipei, Taiwan, Thursday, Dec. 27, 2018. A large group of activists has launched anti-government protests to demand tax reform - after being inspired by the violent demonstrations in Paris that began last month. (AP Photo/Chiang Ying-ying)

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1,000s of Taiwanese launches yellow vest movement

Thursday, 27th December 2018