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Kim Jong Un: We negotiated in ‘bad faith’ with Trump

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has boarded his private train and headed back to Pyongyang after directing some harsh criticism at Washington during...

Libya government appeals for UN mission to investigate violence

Libya’s UN-supported government is asking the security council to appoint a “fact-finding mission” to investigate alleged violations by the forces attacking the capital. Ambassador Elmahdi...

Putin: North Korea ready to proceed towards denuclearisation

Latest: President Vladimir Putin has said after talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that Pyongyang is ready to proceed towards denuclearisation, but...

Sri Lanka bomber who studied in UK named

One of the bombers behind the Sri Lankan terror attack was former UK student Abdul Lathief Jameel Mohamed. He is understood to have studied in...

Lawyers for Bill Cosby hit out at judge as they seek bail while he appeals

Imprisoned actor Bill Cosby has renewed attacks on a Pennsylvania trial judge as he again seeks bail while he appeals against his sex-assault conviction. Lawyers...

Sri Lanka attackers ‘highly educated’ with some thought to have studied in UK and Australia

Many of the suicide bombers who killed more than 350 people in a series of coordinated Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka were highly...

Trump sparks new row over UK spying allegations

GCHQ – Britain’s electronic espionage agency – has dismissed fresh claims it spied on Donald Trump’s presidential election campaign as “utterly ridiculous”. The US president highlighted...

Trump sparks new row over UK spying allegations

GCHQ – Britain’s electronic espionage agency – has dismissed fresh claims it spied on Donald Trump’s presidential election campaign as “utterly ridiculous”. The US president highlighted...

Key aide to Kim Jong Un removed from post, claims South Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's most trusted policy adviser apparently has been removed from one of his posts, a South Korean politician has...

Turkey’s president urges study of Ottoman archives to dispel genocide claims

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has challenged nations who label the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks as genocide, saying they should inspect...

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