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House investigating whether Trump lied in US Russia probe
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Democrats dubious as Trump dangles impeachment testimony offer
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Iran's Guards warn of 'decisive' action if unrest continues
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North Korea says no more talks with US just so Trump can boast
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Singapore boy murder trial: Father showed ‘calculated, escalated pattern of violence,' says psychiatrist
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Police say victims of Fresno football party shooting were 'targeted'
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China will not sit back if HK demos get ‘uncontrollable’, says envoy
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Trump tweets he might be willing to testify in impeachment inquiry
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USGS: Magnitude 5.9 earthquake strikes Mindanao
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Trump impeachment probe set to pick up speed with eight more witnesses
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WikiLeaks founder Assange has unsuitable computer in jail, court told
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China attacks Western reporting on Xinjiang as ‘pure fabrication’
LONDON, Nov 18 — China’s ambassador to the United Kingdom today dismissed reporting by Western media on the Chinese government’s policies in Xinjiang as “pure...
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Police round up students in India’s capital as fee protests grow
NEW DELHI, Nov 18 — Indian police said they briefly detained around 50 students in New Delhi today as protests against proposed fee hikes at a prestigious public university...
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Belarus polls showed ‘lack of respect’ for democracy, say monitors
MINSK, Nov 18 — Parliamentary polls in Belarus lacked respect for democracy and denied basic freedoms to voters and candidates, international vote observers said today, after...
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Russia gives back three seized Ukraine ships, says foreign ministry
MOSCOW, Nov 18 — Russia said today it had handed back three Ukrainian naval ships seized off the Crimean coast a year ago, but Kiev did not immediately confirm the move....
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Camel-riding gunmen kill six in Nigeria
KANO, Nov 18 — Gunmen riding camels and horses killed six people in a village in northeast Nigeria, a region beset by Islamist attacks, police said yesterday. “Armed...
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Germany urges Iran to respect ‘legitimate’ protests
BERLIN, Nov 18 — Berlin today urged Iran to respect the “legitimate” protests against a petrol price hike and open talks with the demonstrators. “It is legitimate and...
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Indonesia police link suicide bombing to Islamic State-inspired group
JAKARTA, Nov 18 — Indonesian anti-terrorism officers shot dead two suspected bomb makers during a raid on the weekend and arrested more than a dozen as authorities linked a...
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Catalan president goes on trial for ‘disobedience’
BARCELONA, Nov 18 — The president of Catalonia’s regional government went on trial in Barcelona today for “disobedience” after refusing to remove separatist symbols from...
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United States, EU back Georgia protesters
TBILISI, Nov 18 — The United States and European Union expressed solidarity today with Georgia’s anti-government protesters who took to the streets after the ruling party...
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Symbolic swearing-in for Sri Lanka’s new strongman
ANURADHAPURA, Nov 18 — Sri Lanka’s new president Gotabaya Rajapaksa was sworn in today at a Buddhist temple revered by his core Sinhalese nationalist supporters, following an...
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Hong Kong police fire rubber bullets to pin back campus protesters
HONG KONG, Nov 18 — Hong Kong police fired tear gas and rubber bullets today to force back anti-government protesters trying to escape a university where hundreds are holed up...
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Four killed at California backyard party, gunman on the loose, say police
FRESNO, Nov 18 — A gunman was still on the loose overnight after opening fire at a family party in a backyard in Fresno, California late yesterday, killing four people and...
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Four killed in California backyard shooting, police say
FRESNO, Nov 18 — Four people were shot dead and six others wounded while watching a football game in the backyard of a central California home yesterday, police said. Police...
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Cambodian opposition leader still to face treason trial, says Hun Sen
PHNOM PENH, Nov 18 — Cambodian opposition figure Kem Sokha, freshly freed from house arrest, will still stand trial for treason, strongman premier Hun Sen said today. Kem Sokha,...
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Japanese prime minister's approval rating wilts amid accusations of party funding
TOKYO, Nov 18 — Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's approval rating has taken a hit in the past month, a media poll shows, amid opposition accusations that his office may have...
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Van smashes into Spain’s Ceuta enclave with 50 migrants inside
MADRID, Nov 18 — A speeding van carrying 50 migrants smashed through a border barrier between Morocco and Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta today, local police said. The...
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US, South Korea resume defence cost-sharing talks amid protests of 'robbery'
SEOUL, Nov 18 — South Korean and US officials resumed talks today to narrow a US$4 billion (RM16.6 billion) gap in how much they want Seoul to pay for the cost of hosting the...
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Fire holds off Hong Kong police at protest campus
HONG KONG, Nov 18 — A large fire held off an apparent police advance on the Hong Kong campus where hundreds of pro-democracy protesters were holed up early today, hours after...
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HK activist urges Germany to halt Chinese army training
FRANKFURT, Nov 18 — Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong urged Germany yesterday to stop military training assistance to China after its troops appeared in the protest-hit...