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India Republic celebrations: A ‘unlit day’ in Kashmir

Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir – India’s 69th Republic Day celebrations have been marked by a security clampdown in Indian-administered Kashmir, as authorities suspended internet services and thousands of soldiers patrolled the streets. The main celebratory event was held amid tight security at a sports stadium in the region’s main city, Srinagar, and was attended by politicians and top…

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Activists demand UK halts Mohammed Bin Salman talk over with

Activists in the UK are calling on British Prime Minister Theresa May to withdraw an invitation to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who is expected to visit within a few weeks. Groups including the Stop the War coalition, the Campaign Against Arms Trade, and the Arab Human Rights Organisation, published an open letter on…

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Trump apologises for retweeting Britain First

1/29 Inauguration – 20 January 2017 US President Donald Trump acknowledges the audience after taking the oath of office as his wife Melania (L) and daughter Tiffany watch during inauguration ceremonies swearing in Trump as the 45th president of the United States on the West Front of the US capital in Washington on 20 January,…

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Trump’s U.S. Citizenship for DACA Unlawful Aliens Suits Other Failed Amnesties

Alex wong/Getty Images by John Binder25 Jan 2018Washington, D.C.0 25 Jan, 201825 Jan, 2018 A plan by President Trump’s administration to give 1.8 million illegal aliens enrolled and eligible for the President Obama-created Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program a pathway to U.S. citizenship matches up with previous amnesty bills that have failed. In…

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Nuclear fears push Doomsday Clock nearer to center of the evening

The symbolic Doomsday Clock, which represents how close humanity is to destroying the planet, is the nearest it has been to signalling the end of the world since 1953. The clock was moved forward by 30 seconds on Thursday by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists because of mounting concern over nuclear war and climate change. The last…

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Donald Trump ‘apologises for re-tweeting Britain First’, says Piers Morgan

Donald Trump has apologised for re-tweeting anti-Muslim videos from the far-right group Britain First. The US President made the apology during a TV interview with Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan. Trump’s retweets of Britain First led to a huge diplomatic incident between the US and Britain and led to Theresa May publicly condemning the…

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Inter count on Spurs for Pastore

Inter’s hopes of signing Javier Pastore on loan with option to buy depend on Paris Saint-Germain selling Lucas Moura to Tottenham Hotspur. The two moves are intertwined, as Financial Fair Play parameters dictate their strategy. According to Sky Sport Italia, PSG have refused to release Pastore on loan unless there is an obligation to buy…

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Dozens killed in fireplace at Miryang sanatorium

At least 37 people have been killed and more than 70 injured in a fire at a hospital in southern South Korea. The fire started on Friday morning at around 7:30am local time in the emergency room on the first floor of Sejong Hospital, Miryang, some 400km from the capital Seoul. It was extinguished in three hours.…

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Slavery in Libya: Life interior a container

In recent months, it’s been revealed that African migrants and refugees have been sold in open markets as slaves in Libya, and are held against their will in inhumane conditions in exchange for ransom money. The revelations have sent shock waves globally and sparked protests outside Libyan embassies across Africa and Europe. Libya is a…