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  1. Aung San Suu Kyi Defends Jailing of Reuters Journalists

    Myanmar's Suu Kyi says the conviction had "nothing to do with freedom of expression".

  2. Putin Says He Knows Who Skripal Suspects Are

    Putin reveals that Russia has tracked down the two suspects in the Skripal poisoning

  3. 'Fear' - Bob Woodward's Book on the Trump Presidency

    US journalist claims the Trump administration is having a 'nervous breakdown'

  4. Brazil’s Jailed Former President Giving Up Campaign

    Lula, currently in prison, will step aside from October’s presidential race.

  5. EU to Debate Disciplining Hungary

    European Parliament to challenge prime minister Victor Orbán over rule of law in Hungary

  6. US Brands International Court "Dangerous"

    US national security adviser John Bolton threatens sanctions if Americans are prosecuted.

  7. Swedish Election Deadlock as Nationalists Gain Support

    Neither of the mainstream political parties have won an outright majority.

  8. Anti-Immigration Party Makes Gains in Swedish Election

    Exit polls suggest the Sweden Democrats are now the country’s second-largest party

  9. Swedes Vote Amid Nationalist Surge

    An anti-immigration party is threatening to break Sweden's liberal consensus.

  10. Cairo Court Sentences 75 to Death

    Dozens of protestors arrested following 2013’s coup in Egypt are sentenced to death

  11. Iraqi Parliament to Discuss Basra Protests

    Officials have been holding emergency talks following violent protests

  12. Syrian Rebel Stronghold Prepares For Government Assault

    Idlib prepares for a government offensive backed by Iran and Russia

  13. Key Talks Underway Over Fate of Syrian Rebel Stronghold

    The presidents of Russia, Iran and Turkey are meeting to discuss Idlib.

  14. UK Calls Out Russia Over Nerve Agent Attack

    The international community backs the UK's allegations that Russian agents were to blame

  15. Kremlin rejects UK accusations over Salisbury nerve attack

    Britain to brief UN Security Council on suspects of Salisbury nerve attack

  16. British PM: Novichok Suspects From Russian Intelligence Service

    Theresa May said the two men are officers from Russia's military intelligence service

  17. Russian Novichok Suspects Named

    UK prosecutors say there is "sufficient evidence" to charge two Russian nationals

  18. Brett Kavanaugh: Protests At Senate Hearing For Judge

    Protests disrupt confirmation hearing for US President Trump's Supreme Court nominee

  19. Trump Supreme Court Pick Faces Senate

    Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will face four days of questioning by senators

  20. Argentina's Macri Announces Austerity Measures

    President Mauricio Macri says nearly half of all government ministries will be axed

  21. Fire Guts National Museum of Brazil

    Most of the 20 million items housed there are believed to have been destroyed

  22. Donetsk: Thousands Attend Funeral of Murdered Pro-Russian Separatist

    Alexander Zakharchenko was killed on Friday in the rebel stronghold of Donetsk

  23. US Cancels Millions in Military Aid to Pakistan

    The decision was prompted by Islamabad’s ‘lack of decisive actions’ on terror groups

  24. A Nation's Tribute

    Meghan McCain pays tribute to her father in Washington's National Cathedral

  25. Demonstrations Are Underway in the German City of Chemnitz

    Police are out in force expecting large protests in Chemnitz

  26. US-Canada Nafta Talks Break Without Deal

    US-Canada trade talks break up without a deal but will continue next week

  27. Australia: Church Defends Confidentiality in Confession

    Catholic Church in Australia rejects proposals that would force priests to report abuse

  28. Anti-Migrant Protests Spread in Germany

    Hundreds of far-right demonstrators have gathered in Chemnitz for anti-migrant protests.

  29. Jordan FM: UNRWA Cuts Could Threaten Middle East Peace

    Jordan's foreign minister on the impact of US cuts to UN agency for Palestinian refugees

  30. Former Bosnia Governors Condemn Kosovo-Serbia Land Swap

    Three former representatives to Bosnia-Hercegovina urge the EU to oppose the land swap

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