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China's next-gen ICBM, which can strike targets anywhere in the world, set to be operational soon

The People's Liberation Army is expected to induct the three-stage, solid-fuel Dongfeng-41 in the first half of 2018.

Facebook 'won't protect us by itself': Ex-employee says lawmakers must strictly regulate the company

Mark Zuckerberg And Other Business Leaders Oppose Trump’s Order To End DACA

"What I saw from the inside was a company that prioritized data collection from its users over protecting them from abuse," former platform operations manager Sandy Parakilas said.

Pentagon had warned Russian security firm Kaspersky was a potential 'threat actor' back in 2004

The US Department of Homeland Security only recently banned the use of Kaspersky's software by federal agencies and departments, citing potential risks to national security.

Theresa May told to exploit Merkel crisis in Germany to lower Brexit divorce bill

UK PM Theresa May is urged to exploit Angela Merkel's weakness after German elections to lower Britain's Brexit divorce bill.

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'Grow up Donnie': Trump blasted for saying he should have left UCLA basketball players in jail

Trump's "petty" remarks immediately triggered furious reactions on Twitter with many slamming the president as a "small, small individual."

Australia's PM gets a musical education after he was unable to name a single AC/DC song

Turnbull could not name a single song by rock gods after guitarist Malcolm Young died. His office asked for help creating a playlist for him, with hilarious results.

Forget kissing babies, this Australian politician is campaigning on Tinder

An independent politician in Queensland has created a Tinder account to grow her campaign and hopefully pick up extra voters.

From jail to jobs: The budget needs to focus on getting ex-cons back in work

Tax breaks for companies that make a concrete effort to employ released prisoners would benefit both jails and the economy.

'What the hell is that?' Ivanka Trump roasted over this 'nightmare-inducing' Thanksgiving centrepiece

"Wow, even the pumpkins are white," one Twitter user wrote.

U.S. Withdraws From UNESCO Citing 'Anti-Israel Bias'

Israel's ultimatum to 40,000 African asylum seekers — go to Rwanda or face jail

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet approves plan to deport as many as 40,000 Africans to Rwanda under special arrangement.

Pakistan Defence's verified Twitter account suspended over photoshopped picture of Indian student

The account was earlier accused of spreading propaganda, conspiracy theories and running campaigns against Pakistani journalists and activists who are critical of the government.

All 50,000 US troops in Japan banned from buying or consuming alcohol after fatal drink-driving incident

A US marine, under the influence of alcohol, rammed his two-tonne military vehicle into a civilian mini truck, killing a 61-year-old Japanese national.

Did Robert Mugabe read the wrong speech after he vowed to stay on as Zimbabwe president?

Robert Mugabe gave no hint he would step down as president of Zimbabwe in a TV address on the country's TV network in which he said the country needed to "return to normalcy".

Christian MP tells Australia to forget about gay marriage and focus on catching killer crocodiles

Bob Katter said a person was 'torn to shreds' every three months in his constituency, which deserves more attention than marriage equality.

Philip Hammond promises 'new industrial revolution' with driverless cars on UK roads

Chancellor Philip Hammond wants UK to be at the forefront of technology after leaving the European Union.

On Moody's, Modi and Tom Moody: How an Australian cricketer was mistaken for a credit rating agency

When Moody's upgraded India's sovereign credit rating recently, former Australian cricketer Tom Moody became an unlikely target of trolls.

More trouble for 7th Fleet as Japanese tug boat collides with US warship

Guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold suffers minor damage in fifth incident involving the 7th Fleet.

China wants to 'steadily develop traditional friendly relations' with North Korea, says Beijing envoy

Song Tao, special envoy of China's President Xi Jinping, is on a visit to Pyongyang.

Zimbabweans watched their families tortured and murdered – they have had enough of Mugabe

Zimbabweans have been called cowards for not standing up to Mugabe. This would be unfair. Many people have paid the price of opposition.

'Perfect': The internet is making hilarious memes of Donald Trump's awkward water bottle moment

The incident triggered a fierce meme battle, with people creatively doctoring pictures of Trump's water sip in various ways.

Extreme porn found on Damian Green's computer became illegal weeks later

Extreme pornography found on the Commons computer of First Minister of State Damian Green was made illegal just a few weeks after it was discovered by police.

'WTF': Sarah Sanders furiously slammed over her 'bizarre' defence of Trump on sexual misconduct

"Today's lesson from the White House, kids: Never apologize or take responsibility for your actions," one Twitter user wrote.

Lebanese PM Hariri refutes Saudi Arabia house arrest claims calling it 'a lie'

Prime Minister Saad Hariri tweeted that his stay in Saudi Arabia was to consult security situation in Lebanon.

Ohio governor candidate boasts of having sex 'with approximately 50 very attractive females'

Bill O'Neill wrote that he was speaking up "on behalf of all heterosexual males" after calls for Senator Al Franken to resign.

Kenya: At least two shot dead in clashes with police as Raila Odinga returns to Nairobi

Police fired live rounds and tear gas to prevent Odinga's convoy from making its way to Nairobi's main park so he could address supporters.

Christian Republican lawmaker had sex with man in his office

Ohio Republican state lawmaker Wes Goodman resigned after being caught having inappropriate relations with another man in his office.

Philippines military rubbishes Amnesty International report on Marawi human rights allegations

Rights group Amnesty International earlier said there have been serious human rights violations committed by Filipino soldiers in Marawi.

Robert Mugabe attends graduation ceremony in first public appearance since army takeover

First public appearance comes one day after the 93-year old leader was pictured shaking hands with army commander Constantino Chiwenga, the general who ordered his arrest.

Goodbye Robert Mugabe – from democratic liberation hero to despotic tyrant

Robert Mugabe is an intellectual and liberationist, but he is also a self-made villain.

India PM Narendra Modi's star undimmed despite demonetisation debacle

Poll suggests Modi is more popular than ever, with seven out of 10 Indians saying they hold a "very favourable" view of the prime minister.

'Priceless': Pentagon 'erroneously' retweeted post urging Trump to resign and the internet went nuts

"Nobel Peace Prize is now a contest between Pentagon retweeter and Twitter Trump account deleter," one Twitter user wrote.

Saudi Princes Held at Ritz Hotel In Corruption Crackdown

Israel ready for close cooperation with 'moderate' Arab states like Saudi Arabia, says military chief

IDF chief says Israel would be willing to share intelligence with Riyadh in order to rein in Iran, the arch-rival of both Saudi Arabia and Israel.

North Korea rules out negotiations on nuclear programme ahead of Chinese envoy visit

Pyongyang's mouthpiece says North Korean nuclear programmes are only deterrent against the US' military assertions in the region.

Russian troll farm employee: Work at the Internet Research Agency was a 'merry-go-round of lies'

Vitaly Bespalov said IRA employees working in the "American department" were paid about $1,300 to $2000 per month to create inflammatory content.

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