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Unaoil bribery scandal: Samsung, Hyundai, Rolls-Royce implicated in $1tn oil industry corruption
Emails show hundreds of companies paid bribes to Unaoil to secure contracts in the Middle East and Africa.
Tata Steel crisis: Sajid Javid finally faces fury of Port Talbot workers
Business Secretary will visit the South Wales plant after cutting short his trip to Australia.
Nuclear terror attacks should not be ruled out, warns atomic energy agency head
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Rattled Japan blasts Trump's call to arm itself with nuclear weapons to replace US military presence.
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North Korea fires surface-to-air missile into Sea of Japan
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Barack Obama and Xi Jinping narrow differences during 'candid' talks on sidelines of nuclear summit
Presidents of the US and China agree to push more for denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signs controversial immigration bill
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Robert Mugabe is 'clearly senile' for claiming Zimbabweans will be angry if he retires
Political opposition says the ageing President Mugabe is 'suffering from cognitive dissonance'.
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Myanmar government creates new post to give special powers to Aung San Suu Kyi
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