US-Born Iranian Journalist Marzieh Hashemi Detained In Washington: Report
Marzieh Hashemi, a journalist and anchor for Press TV, was visiting her brother, who was unwell, when she was detained at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
Brexit Chaos: Theresa May's Deal Defeated In UK Parliament
Theresa May's Brexit divorce deal was defeated in Britain's Parliament by 230 votes Tuesday, pushing the prime minister and the country into political chaos.
Brexit diet could lead to 5,600 deaths a year as fresh fruit and veg prices shoot up
Brexit-related increase in trade costs will make it harder to get hold of foods that are critical components of healthy diets and chronic-disease prevention.
We must stop a minority of Brexit fanatics from holding the United Kingdom to ransom
The hard Brexit wheels are coming off. We know it, the EU knows it, May knows it.
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The Khashoggi affair proves America's waning influence over Saudi Arabia
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Theresa May's trip to Austria has made it even harder to argue that Chequers is really the answer to the Brexit question.
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If Trump were a CEO, his board would have fired him by now
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Donald Trump meets the Karate Kid: A social parable for our times
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Theresa May in Africa: Cynical post-Brexit development agenda smacks of desperation
May is the latest in a long line of prime ministers who have evoked the potential of "Africa" for their own political purposes.
How Boris Johnson could incite more Muslim women to don the burqa
Burqa comments like Boris Johnson's are pushing Muslims to reassert their identity.
Is Palestine's 'Pay to Slay' Israelis program being bankrolled by the European Union?
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Jeremy Corbyn, antisemitism and the problem of nothingness
Antisemitism demands open reflection, a vision for the future and, most of all, political leadership.
Brexit: champagne, parmesan, prosecco and feta could soon be at the centre of negotiations
Brussels have expressed fear that British producers will start exploiting previously protected European food names.
Greece wildfires: How corruption fanned the flames of the Greek tragedy
Inferno blamed on dishonest political class shopping for votes, of builders making a living, of hands getting greased.
Giant Trump baby blimp: Why humour is such a powerful form of protest
An inflatable "baby" Donald Trump is expected to be the star attraction in London as protesters take to the streets to oppose the visit of divisive US president.
Can the bond between France and Germany keep the rest of the EU united?
A renewed bilateral Franco-German bond is a necessary condition to counter the centrifugal forces currently testing the European Union.
Singapore summit: Did Donald Trump give away too much for too little?
We should not be surprised if one or both parties back-pedals from the joint statement at some stage.
British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer
If the government is truly committed to keeping executive pay in check, it shouldn't leave it to companies to distribute their wealth more fairly.
Fake news spreads significantly faster than the truth - but don't blame Russian bots
An MIT report shows how false news spreads "faster and deeper" than real news items on Twitter.
Are Americans in favour of armed teachers? Now we know the answer
An NBC poll shows 56% of Americans are against guns in the classroom - but there's a deep split between Democrats and Republicans.
Ryanair CEO threatens to ground planes post-Brexit and warns there will be no more cheap holidays
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary says his airline may ground flights after Brexit to make voters "rethink".
'Don't let the Tories divide children up according to religion' experts warn
A group of 70 faith leaders and academics have urged the government not to lift a 50% cap on admitting children due to religion.
Guatemala follows Trump and announces plan to move embassy to Jerusalem in May
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Matteo Renzi set to quit as Italy's ruling Democratic Party leader after dismal election results
Former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi is poised to stand down as leader of his party today (5 March) after a dismal showing in the country's elections.
'Looks like she's stuck in a chimney': Theresa May's speech panned for set design blunder
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Kim Jong-un meets South Korean delegates in Pyongyang for first time since becoming leader
It is the first time that South Korean officials have met with Kim since he came to power in 2011.
US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson makes historic port call in Vietnam
This is the first time in nearly four decades a US aircraft carrier is visiting Vietnam since the war ended in 1975.
Italy election 2018: Five-Star movement is largest party in exit polls that suggest hung parliament
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Anti-Semitic attacks condemned in race for Labour powerbroker
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South Korea sending high-ranking delegation including spy chief to Pyongyang
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Donald Trump on Xi Jinping's power grab: 'I think it's great'
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Michelle Obama says she will not run for President in 2020
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White House lock down as man shoots himself on front lawn; Trump in Florida
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