Angela Merkel vs Donald Trump – what they've said about each other
Ahead of their meeting on Friday, IBTimes UK looks at what the pair are quoted as saying.
UK government dodges question on cost to Scottish economy from IndyRef2
Treasury Secretary David Gauke claims it will cause 'huge economic uncertainty' but fails to address analysis query.
DRC gets Debout Congolaises!, a new 'feminist' web magazine to promote women's rights
Magazine a novelty in a country where women and girls suffer disproportionately from high rates of violence.
Donald Trump asks Americans how to reorganise government
As he looks to gut federal agencies, Trump calls for Americans to come up with a plan.
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French presidential candidate François Fillon under formal investigation for 'fake jobs' scandal
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Theresa May unveils next Brexit steps after Article 50 bill passes UK parliament
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Trump approval rating falls to lowest point with most favourable pollster Rasmussen Reports
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'There are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately,' Conway said.
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French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron files legal complaint over 'anti-Semitic' cartoon
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Barroso doctrine: Why Scotland would have to apply for EU membership after UK split
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Donald Trump's travel ban prompts Canada's Girl Guides to cancel US trips
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At least a dozen Myanmar soldiers killed in nearly 48 clashes with ethnic rebel groups
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In the Field Podcast: How Trump beat Clinton to the White House - and why it is a good thing
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Ethnic minorities in Holland look for a political home after 40 years of being labeled as foreigners
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Dutch Muslims 'will not be silenced' by Geert Wilders and the politics of fear
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Jeremy Corbyn vows to fight 'bargain basement' Brexit – but fails to show at pro-EU national rally
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Donald Trump reportedly gave CIA new authority to conduct drone strikes
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Nato chief calls for redoubled efforts as only 5 members meet 2% defence target in 2016
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Malaysia deporting dozens of North Koreans for overstaying their visas
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UK Home Office staff warned not to tweet negative posts about US President Donald Trump
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President Trump signs Executive Order aimed at federal reorganisation
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Malaysia: Beauty and the Beast screening indefinitely postponed after 'minor' gay scene censored
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US Justice Department asks for more time to gather evidence on Donald Trump's 'wiretapping' claims
The House Intelligence Committee said it wanted to see the evidence by 20 March.
Merkel-Trump meeting postponed due to snowstorm in Washington
The two leaders were scheduled to meet at the White House on 14 March, but will now meet on 17 March.
British parliament needs to pass seven controversial post-Brexit bills to confirm EU departure
Theresa May faces daunting legislative hurdle in race to meet the two-year Brexit timetable.
Niger's main opposition leader Hama Amadou jailed in absentia for baby trafficking
Amadou stood against President Mahamadou Issoufou in elections in March, 2016.
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