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The Obama administration had a strained relationship with Egypt, but things look warmer under Donald Trump.
Ecuador election: Conservative demands recount as leftist claims victory
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German federal election: Angela Merkel warns migrants to respect laws and tolerance
Chancellor has come under pressure after allowing more than a million migrants into the country in 2015.
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Israel makes David's Sling missile defence system operational: 'Whoever seeks to hit us will be hit'
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Spain boosts Nicola Sturgeon's hope for Scottish Independence referendum
Alfonso Dastis said Spain would not block Scotland's bid from rejoining the EU.
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India and Malaysia to jointly fight Isis says Najib Razak
Indian and Malaysian PMs agree to boost counter-terrorism efforts and maritime security.
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Hamas threatens 'intensive action' against Israeli agents after top militant's killing
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Julian Assange could soon face eviction from Ecuador embassy refuge
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushners' finances revealed in disclosure documents
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Aung San Suu Kyi faces first test of popularity as Myanmar goes to polls for by-elections
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Venezuela's Supreme Court urged to review decision on Congress amid coup allegations and protests
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