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Merera Gudina is the first of more than 500 prisoners Ethiopia has said it will release
17 Jan 2018,·26 mins
France's president Macron visits Calais to try and tackle tensions over migrants there
16 Jan 2018,·26 mins
British construction group Carillion has collapsed, threatening thousands of jobs
15 Jan 2018,·26 mins
Carillion's projects include Union Station in Toronto and the Suez Canal road tunnel
15 Jan 2018,·23 mins
The African Union also demands an apology from the US President.
12 Jan 2018,·26 mins
Chancellor Merkel's party reached agreement on sticking points with the Social Democrats
People in Peru are preparing to protest in the wake of a growing corruption scandal
11 Jan 2018,·26 mins
Canada has accusing the US of breaking international trade rules.
10 Jan 2018,·26 mins
There have been riots in at least a dozen towns and cities across the country.
Aruba, Curaçao and Bonaire are accused them of harbouring powerful smuggling gangs.
09 Jan 2018,·26 mins
Law and Justice leader Mateusz Morawiecki has replaced almost half of his cabinet
Fire is raging on an oil tanker which collided with a cargo ship off the coast of China
08 Jan 2018,·26 mins
The German Chancellor says she is hopeful she will end the country's political stalemate.
08 Jan 2018,·23 mins
US employers added fewer jobs than expected in December, capping a year of slowing growth
05 Jan 2018,·26 mins
MPs are calling for a $0.35 'latte levy' on disposable coffee cups in the UK.
Brookfield Business Partners will pay $4.6 billion for the US nuclear services company
04 Jan 2018,·26 mins
The British countryside could be set for its biggest shake-up in decades
Millions of computers could be vulnerable due to a major security flaw in its processors
03 Jan 2018,·26 mins
Streaming music in the UK grew by 50% in 2017, with 1.5bn listens per week
After a fifth day of demonstrations, violence has flared in several parts of Iran
02 Jan 2018,·26 mins
What is fuelling the race to build fully self-driving cars and do we really need them?
01 Jan 2018,·26 mins
01 Jan 2018,·23 mins
South Korea said the ship had transferred 600 tonnes of oil to a North Korean vessel
29 Dec 2017,·26 mins
