Kim Jong-un bans sarcasm after North Koreans praise him 'ironically' using phrases like 'this is all America's fault'
Security officials in the country gave lectures to citizens on keeping their 'mouth shut'.
Angry Americans tell Obama to stay abroad after he calls them too 'lazy' to explore other cultures
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Maldives officials raid media house after documentary shows president's alleged corruption
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Duterte and Obama exchange pleasantries at the Asean summit
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Beijing admits having vessels around disputed reef in South China Sea but denies reclamation
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The 27 August polls have been marred by allegations of fraud, prompting deadly riots in the capital.
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Rudd faced the powerful Home Affairs Committee for the first time as Home Secretary.
Owen Smith jumps on Jeremy Corbyn's 'refusal' to back EU single market membership
'Jeremy seems happy to accept Brexit at any cost,' the Labour leadership challenger claimed.
Theresa May rules out 'running commentary' on Brexit negotiations with EU
PM issued statement after Brexit Secretary David Davis was slapped down by Number 10.
Jeremy Corbyn fails to grill Theresa May over grammar schools gaffe or Brexit at PMQs
Labour leader used all six questions on housing during the first exchange since the summer recess.
US says no to sanctions on Pakistan, but wants 'accountability and justice' for 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks
The US says it is pushing for greater counter-terrorism cooperation and sharing of intelligence between India and Pakistan.
Somalia's ban on Kenyan khat drug import linked to Kenyan politician's visit to Somaliland
Somalia accused Kenyan politician of using khat business to campaign for the break up of the country
Liberal Democrats insist party's Brexit referendum plan differs from Owen Smith's
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron will launch his party's policies around Brexit today.
South Africa: Newly elected opposition party mayor slams luxury cars acquisition by ANC predecessors
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PMQs: Tories hand Jeremy Corbyn ammunition for first clash with Theresa May after recess
Party leaders will go head-to-head across the dispatch boxes this afternoon.
US admits $1.7bn paid to Iran was made in foreign currencies to prevent violation of sanctions
The State, Justice and Treasury Department revealed the payment was made from a so-called Judgment Fund.
Donald Trump to give US military 30 days to create plan to defeat Isis if made president
The presidential candidate says cyber security will play an important role.
US navy patrol ship forced to change course after being 'harassed' by 7 Iranian vessels again in Persian Gulf
US defence officials say they tried to communicate with the Iranian boats three times but did not receive any response.
UK wants Australia to be its first post-Brexit trade partner
Countries to hold preliminary talks from early 2017 towards framing a bilateral free trade agreement.
China says US turned down Beijing's offer of red-carpet stairway for Obama at Hangzhou airport
Beijing laid blame at US for G20 Air Force One staircase snub, saying that it had offered red carpet treatment.
Zimbabwe: Opposition leader Tendai Biti urges for 'broad coalition' as 2018 poll approaches
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Number 10 slaps down Brexit Secretary David Davis just 24 hours after Commons debut
Davis, a Leave campaigner, told MPs it was 'improbable' that the UK would remain in the single market.
Charity Commission continues to examine Keith Vaz male prostitute claims despite 'lack of evidence'
Diabetes charity Silver Star has complained of being unfairly dragged into Labour MP's tabloid sex scandal.
'Cat out of the bag' as Downing Street gaffe reveals new grammar school plans
Labour claims the Conservatives are secretly plotting to 'return to the bad old days of grammars'.
Corbyn dodges questions on Keith Vaz as UB40 back Labour leader
'Whatever comes out of this will be a matter for him and others,' the Labour leader said.
France urges recount of votes in Gabon after days of rioting
Seven dead following contested re-election of President Ali Bongo.
Remainers want a glitch in Brexit negotiations so they can claim they were right all along
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Keith Vaz resigns as chair of Home Affairs Select Committee following male prostitute scandal
Labour MP says it is important committee work can continue 'without distractions'.
Japan to order more patrol ships and aircraft to Philippines amid maritime disputes with China
Japan earlier agreed to provide multi-role response vessels and mid-sized coastguard ships to the Philippines.
Kim Jong-un calls North Korea's latest missile drill 'perfect'
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Watch Home Affairs Committee grill immigration minister amid Keith Vaz scandal
Vaz is expected to resign as chair of the powerful group before the 3.30pm session this afternoon.
Hundreds of Buddhists protest against 'foreigner' Kofi Annan-led panel on Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar
The protesters claimed they were opposed to a foreigner 'interfering' in their country's affairs.
Keith Vaz 'to quit' as Home Affairs Committee chair following male prostitute allegations
Veteran Labour MP has served as head of the influential group since 2007.
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