Police fire tear gas at Narcisse supporters ahead of Haiti election result
Haiti voted in presidential, parliamentary and local elections on 20 November, which was meant to end a year of political and economic uncertainty.
Alt-right fury after Donald Trump 'disavows and condemns' Nazi salutes
Supporters posted 'Donald isn't alt-right, never was. He's a hell of a step in the right direction though'.
Advertisers shun Breitbart as content categorised as 'hate speech'
Ad management company demands right-wing website clean up its content.
John McDonnell urges Philip Hammond to face 'extreme Brexit fanatics' in UK government
Shadow chancellor also attacked Hammond for failing to mention social care during speech.
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No-frills Hammond breaks from Osborne with new fiscal rules and Spring Statement
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Boys school teacher 'surprised' after Milo Yiannopoulos talk is cancelled
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South Korea and Japan agree to share military intelligence on North Korea's nuclear programmes
Seoul had postponed signing the pact, proposed in 2012, due to domestic opposition to close relations with Tokyo.
New peace deal between Colombian government and Farc rebels to be signed on 24 November
The revised agreement will be directly presented before the Congress for approval.
'Election results were hacked' say activists urging Clinton to challenge count in three swing states
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Boris Johnson and David Davis accused of 'unbelievable arrogance' over Brexit
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Galloway glitterbombed: 'Gorgeous' George attacked with gold powder at Aberdeen University
The outspoken politician insisted that 'the struggle continues' following the incident.
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Donald Trump disavows alt-right supporters days after white nationalists chanted 'Hail Trump'
Trump defended his chief strategist, Steve Bannon, and denied Bannon was a racist or member of the alt-right.
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Opposition warns of 'insurrection' in DRC as President Kabila's term ends
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Marine Le Pen tries to banish far-right demons in quest to woo voters sick of 'politics as usual'
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Californians plot 'Calexit' secession from the Union after Trump win
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Belgium PM urges 'smart Brexit' from Theresa May at Number 10 summit
Charles Michel said Europe needs unity to deal with terrorism, Russia and the civil war in Syria.
Democrats mount bid to deny Donald Trump the White House
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Netanyahu forbids cabinet from contacting Trump and his team
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