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Barnier warns 'little time left' as Brexit stalemate drags on

By AFP News

If no deal is found and implemented before December 31, Britain will end up trading with the EU on bare bones WTO regulations.

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EU leaders tell London to budge on post-Brexit deal, drawing UK anger

Britain left the European Union on January 31, but Barnier and Frost have been locked in months of inconclusive talks...

By Dave Clark, Alex Pigman

Saudi hosts G20 talks on virus recovery, debt relief

The World Bank on Monday said the debt of the world's 73 poorest countries grew 9.5 percent last year to a record $744...

By Anuj Chopra

North Korea flouting nuclear sanctions: UN Report

Pyongyang is subject to a range of restrictions imposed since 2017 that limit its oil imports and ban exports of coal,...

By AFP News

EU-UK trade talks resume under Brexit bill cloud

Chief negotiators Michel Barnier and the UK's David Frost met last week.

By Alex Pigman, and Clement Zampa

China says US biggest threat to peace in South China Sea

US-China rivalry is expected to dominate discussion at this year's ASEAN conference.

By AFP News

Foreign ministers to attend Southeast Asia Summit

US-China tensions set to dominate Southeast Asia Summit

The summit comes just days after China launched ballistic missiles in the flashpoint waters as part of live-fire...

By Tran Thi Minh Ha in Hanoi and Martin Abbugao in Singapore

UK PM gives October 15 deadline for Brexit Deal

Britain remains bound by EU rules while it tries to thrash out new terms of its relationship.

By Phil Hazlewood

Avdullah Hoti (L) and Aleksandar Vucic (R)

Trump to host summit between bitter enemies Kosovo and Serbia

More than two decades after their bloody ethnic conflict, Serbia refuses to recognize the independence that its former...

By Francesco Fontemaggi

Washington Zoo welcomes 'precious' new baby panda

Under the US-China agreement, the National Zoo pays $500,000 per year towards panda conservation efforts in China.

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New Zealand passport becomes most desirable travel document in the world

Australia along with 11 other nations come in second to New Zealand and Japan as world's most valuable passports

By Nina Siena

Controversial moustache of US ambassador to South Korea finally gets the razor blade

The ambassador shaved off his moustache, which has offended South Koreans because it reminds them of brutal Japanese...

By Nina Siena

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Barnier warns 'little time left' as Brexit stalemate drags on

EU leaders tell London to budge on post-Brexit deal, drawing UK anger

Saudi hosts G20 talks on virus recovery, debt relief

North Korea flouting nuclear sanctions: UN Report

EU-UK trade talks resume under Brexit bill cloud

China says US biggest threat to peace in South China Sea

US-China tensions set to dominate Southeast Asia Summit

UK PM gives October 15 deadline for Brexit Deal

Trump to host summit between bitter enemies Kosovo and Serbia

Washington Zoo welcomes 'precious' new baby panda

New Zealand passport becomes most desirable travel document in the world

Controversial moustache of US ambassador to South Korea finally gets the razor blade

Japan defence review slams China's virus 'disinformation'

UN won't vote electronically in Security Council election

Does virus crisis stoke case for united Ireland?

China expels Wall Street Journal reporters over 'racist' headline

Brazil's Bolsonaro to walk diplomatic tightrope at BRICS

Prince William, Kate Middleton to reach Pakistan Monday

Brexit talks' fate hangs in balance at EU Summit

UK, Ukraine to sign Post-Brexit 'partnership agreement'

Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

Why governments should pick up the phone faster

Why governments should pick up the phone faster

How to build resilience for a post-COVID-19 world

How to build resilience for a post-COVID-19 world

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Here is exactly why Trump's supporters like him

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