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Theresa May chairing Brexit talks in Wales as backlash over Trump's travel ban rises

Calls for May to condemn Trump continue as Joint Ministerial Committee is held in Cardiff.

Jan 30, 2017

By Ian Silvera

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Theresa May tells Boris Johnson and Amber Rudd to contact US peers over 'Muslim ban'

The British prime minister has faced criticism for not taking action earlier.

Jan 29, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

Theresa May

Julian Assange on US extradition: 'The ball is in Department of Justice's court'

Wikileaks founder has yet to leave the Ecuadorian embassy, after Chelsea Manning was given clemency.

Jan 29, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

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Iraq-born MP says 'Muslim ban' is 'demeaning and sad' but fails to criticise Theresa May

Nadhim Zahawi said ban reminded him of schoolyard racism, but defended the PM.

Jan 29, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

Theresa May

Trump's state visit to UK at risk due to row with Prince Charles over climate change

Trump has called climate change a 'hoax' whereas Charles is an avid campaigner.

Jan 29, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

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Ex-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev warns that countries are preparing for World War 3

'It all looks as if the world is preparing for war,' said the former Russian president.

Jan 28, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

NATO

Despite a warm meeting with Theresa May Trump made no promises for a trade deal with Britain

Donald Trump met Theresa May face-to-face for the first time at the White House on 27 January.

Jan 27, 2017

By Jane Merrick

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Read Theresa May's speech to Republicans in Philadelphia in full

The British PM discusses Isis, Nato, Iran and a renewed 'special relationship'.

Jan 27, 2017

By Staff Reporter

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The days of intervening to remake the world in our image are over, May tells Republicans

The British prime minister signalled a shift in UK foreign policy.

Jan 27, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

Theresa May White House Brexit

Turkey fumes as Greece rejects extradition of 8 soldiers who fled after failed coup

A Greek court ruled in favour of the soldiers, who argued they will not receive a fair trial in Turkey.

Jan 26, 2017

By William Watkinson

Turkey

Trump wants 20% import tax on Mexican goods to pay for border wall

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said an import tax could fund construction.

Jan 26, 2017

By Harriet Sinclair

Donald Trump Mexico

'Sometimes opposites attract' – May to meet Trump for post-Brexit relationship talks

British PM will address senior GOP leaders in Philadelphia before heading to the White House.

Jan 26, 2017

By Romil Patel

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Shell wins UK High Court battle on Niger Delta pollution claims

UK court ruled that Nigerian communities devastated by oil spills cannot have claims against Shell heard in UK.

Jan 26, 2017

By Elsa Buchanan

Royal Dutch Shell

In pictures: The 'special relationship' between Britain and America through the decades

The historic bond between the countries has been a staple of Anglo-American politics for generations.

Jan 26, 2017

By Tareq Haddad

Defector says information access is turning North Korean elite against ruling despot Kim Jong-un

Former British deputy ambassador, Thae Yong Ho, believes dissenting voices are becoming more common.

Jan 26, 2017

By William Watkinson

North Korea South Korea

Who are the 5 candidates poised to replace Dlamini-Zuma at the African Union?

Elections for the top seat will be held during the 28th AU Summit held in Addis Ababa until next week.

Jan 25, 2017

By Elsa Buchanan

Thailand to get first Chinese-made submarine in almost 70 years

The deal to purchase the submarine has drawn criticism in Thailand as it is seen as a waste of money.

Jan 25, 2017

By Nandini Krishnamoorthy

Hong Kong to release 9 seized armoured troop carriers belonging to Singapore

However, an investigation into the matter may lead to criminal prosecution, Hong Kong said.

Jan 25, 2017

By Nandini Krishnamoorthy

Hong Kong

China orders tourists to boycott Japanese hotel over Nanjing massacre denial book

Up to 300,000 Chinese died when Japanese troops occupied Nanjing in 1937.

Jan 25, 2017

By Mark Piggott

United Nations urged to speed up deployment of peacekeeping troops to South Sudan

UN expressed fears the African nation "could slip into genocide" similar that of Rwanda in 1994.

Jan 24, 2017

By Elsa Buchanan

Rwanda

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