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'Cuddled in Kim Jong Un’s arms': North Koreans envisage unification ahead of summit

Sixteen-year-old Ri Jin Ryong, a member of North Korea's paramilitary Worker-Peasant Red Guards militia, says he has one message for South Koreans if the two countries ever reunite.

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Forced to fight as soldiers and taking casualties, Afghan police demand reforms

Afghanistan's poorly armed and underpaid police are usually on the frontlines against Taliban militants and they lost 90 men defending the strategic city of Ghazni last month, underlining chronic weaknesses that are likely to face further tests.

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UK PM May cautions: The alternative to my Brexit deal is no deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned rebels in her party that the alternative to her potential Brexit deal with the EU is no deal.

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Thai police charge founder of new party over Facebook speech

Thai police on Monday charged the founder and two members of a new political party opposed to military rule with violating a computer crime law, an offense that could result in a five-year jail sentence, a fine of 100,000 baht ($3,062.79) or both.

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UK PM May cautions: support my Brexit deal or face no deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned rebels in her party that unless they support her potential Brexit deal with the EU then they will face a no deal.

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UK PM May says parliament will vote to back possible Brexit deal

Prime Minister Theresa May said the British parliament will vote to back any Brexit deal she strikes with the European Union and it would not be possible to achieve a better deal.

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Merkel has decided German spy chief must go - report

Chancellor Angela Merkel has decided that Germany's domestic intelligence agency chief must go because she thinks he has meddled in day-to-day politics, newspaper Die Welt cited coalition sources as saying.

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Mattis warns of Russian meddling in Macedonia vote

U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis arrived in Macedonia on Monday with a warning that Russia was attempting to meddle in a referendum, including by spreading disinformation, to change the Balkan country's name and open the door for it to join NATO.

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German government declines comment on report Merkel has decided top spy must go

The German government on Monday declined to comment on a report by newspaper Die Welt that Chancellor Angela Merkel has decided the domestic intelligence agency chief must go because she thinks he has meddled in day-to-day politics.

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Five die in stampede after Angolan soccer match

Five people were killed and seven injured in a stampede after an African Champions League soccer match in the Angolan capital Luanda on Saturday, the sports ministry said.

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EU must do all it can to avoid hard Brexit: Austrian chancellor

Britain's European Union partners should do everything in their power to avoid a "hard Brexit" in which London leaves the bloc without a deal, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Monday.

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Praying for miracles, rescuers seek signs of life after Philippine typhoon landslides

Hopes of finding survivors in the rubble of a huge landslide in the Philippines faded on Monday as rescuers in a remote mountainous region struggled to reach dozens of people feared trapped, two days after a powerful typhoon struck.

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Turkey's Erdogan calls for investigation into opposition role at Isbank, Hurriyet says

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said authorities should look into members of the opposition who serve on the board of Isbank, Hurriyet newspaper said on Monday, hitting the shares of the country's largest listed lender.

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Erdogan says Turkey's ceasefire calls in Idlib yielded results

President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey's calls for a ceasefire in Syria's rebel-held Idlib region were bearing fruit after days of relative calm but more work needed to be done, Hurriyet newspaper reported on Monday.

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Slovakia's Sefcovic announces bid to head European Commission

Slovak Maros Sefcovic, a deputy head at the European Union's executive arm responsible for energy, announced on Monday his bid for the bloc's top job, promising to try and unite Europe.

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Exclusive: Pompeo seeks rapprochement with alienated U.S. diplomats

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has nearly doubled promotions of top American diplomats as he seeks to restore diplomatic ties with a workforce alienated by his predecessor, Rex Tillerson.

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UK faces 'significantly worse' outlook if no Brexit deal: IMF

Britain's economy would face a "significantly worse" outlook if the country leaves the European Union next year without a deal than if it reaches a Brexit agreement, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday.

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Fugitive Malaysian financier launches website to proclaim innocence

Lawyers for a fugitive Malaysian financier wanted for his involvement in a multi-billion-dollar scandal launched a website on Monday to proclaim the innocence of a client they described as a "global philanthropist, investor and entrepreneur".

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UK must heed IMF's 'clear warnings' on no-deal Brexit: Hammond

British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Monday that London had to listen to the "clear warnings" from the International Monetary Fund about the risks of a no-deal Brexit to Britain's economy.

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Belgian police shoot suspect in Brussels after knife attack

Belgian police said they shot and seriously injured a man who attacked them with a knife after he was found sleeping rough near a center for asylum seekers in Brussels on Monday.

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At least 23 die in weekend of Ethiopia ethnic violence

At least 23 people were killed in a weekend of violence targeting minorities in the ethnic Oromo heartland near the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, a police source said.

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