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King Juan Carlos Abdication Gives Spain Golden Chance to Move On from Monarchy
Return of King was necessary in wake of Franco - but today's Spain has outgrown the monarchy.
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King Juan Carlos's Abdication Sparks Calls for Referendum on Monarchy
Spaniards hold rallies in Madrid and Barcelona urging government to hold referendum on monarchy.
Pipeline Politics and the Battle for Power in Iraq
Turkey's decision to export Kurdish oil alters the balance of power in Iraqi politics.
Ed Miliband's Labour Surge to 9pt Lead in Lord Ashcroft Poll as Ukip Set to Stall in Newark
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Ukraine Crisis: Pro-Russian Insurgents Attack Border Guards' Camp in Luhansk
Hundreds of armed insurgents attack a border guards' camp in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine
Japan Reaches Trade Sanctions Agreement with North Korea Pending Kidnapping Investigation
Japan has made some concessions but stopped short of removing trade sanctions
HS2: Church of England Opposes Plan that would 'Destroy Graveyards'
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King Juan Carlos I of Spain Abdicates: His Life in Pictures
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Government Won't Win Fracking Debate with Current Incentives
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Scottish Independence: Tories Promise More Tax Powers If Union Break is Rejected
Prime Minister David Cameron says Scots will have more power to set tax if independence rejected
Baghdad Warns Buyers of 'Stolen and Smuggled' Oil as Iraq-Kurdistan Dispute Escalates
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US Foreign Policy Has Erectile Dysfunction Problems, Says Chinese General
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Edward Snowden Says He Would be More Than Happy if Brazil Offers Asylum
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Russia Extends Ukraine Gas Payment Deadline
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Taliban Chiefs Arrive in Qatar from Guantanamo Bay after Swap Deal for Bowe Bergdahl
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Most of Ukip's 4 Million Voters Will Back Nigel Farage in General Election
New poll reveals that 86% of people who voted Ukip in Euro elections will also vote for them in 2015.
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Edward Snowden Questions Failure to Prevent 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
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Ukraine Pays Russia $786m Towards Huge Gas Debt
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