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The government is blaming a pro-Rohingya armed group for the violence, but people fleeing the violence accuse government authorities.
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"Does this mean Putin has picked a new US president?" one Twitter user asked.
Turkish President Erdogan calls indictment of his guards in US brawl 'a complete scandal'
The US indicted 15 Turkish security officials for allegedly causing violence during a peaceful protest outside the Turkish embassy in Washington DC in May.
China urges Vietnam to remain 'calm' after Hanoi protests against Beijing's South China Sea drills
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Duterte orders military to decide whether to bomb mosques along with hostages in Marawi
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Far-right 'Defend Europe' leader Martin Sellner to speak at Ukip youth conference
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Britain's international trade secretary said the UK should not be pushed into paying a high divorce bill in order to move onto trade talks.
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'I stand with the Dreamers,' Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg wrote.
North Korea calls US bombers flying over Korean peninsula as 'rash act'
Pyongyang also rejects the UN Security Council's condemnation of the missile launch by the Kim Jong-un regime.
Donald Trump to donate $1m of his own money to Harvey storm relief
Trump has previously been criticised over the veracity of his charitable donations.
US orders retaliatory closure of Russian consulate and two annexes
US State Department said the decision was "in the spirit of parity invoked by the Russians".
EU negotiator Michel Barnier sees 'no decisive progress' in tense Brexit talks
Britain's Brexit secretary David Davis urges EU to be "more imaginative and flexible".
North Korea threatens to execute South Korean reporters over bad book review
'The criminals hold no right to appeal and the execution will be carried out any moment,' Pyongyang's Central Court said.
'Utter imbecile': Twitter hits back at Trump for saying talking is 'not the answer' with North Korea
'It's like you're condemning me to death,' one Twitter user said.
US Defence Secretary James Mattis contradicts Donald Trump on North Korea crisis
Mattis and Trump appear to disagree over diplomatic solution in nuclear stand-off.
New young Tories group distances itself from 'gas chavs' Activate grassroots movement
Our Conviction hopes to copy Momentum's success while avoiding Activate's woes.
Rohingya crisis: Situation worsens in Myanmar as 18,000 Muslims flee in 5 days
Bangladeshi officials have recovered bodies of 20 Rohingya women and children whose boat capsized as they fled violence.
US deploys B-1B bombers and F35 fighter jets to Korean peninsula in warning to Kim Jong-un
Two B-1B bombers, flanked by four F35s and four F-15 fighter jets, have been sent to North Korea after its recent ICBM launch.
Iran rejects US demands for inspection of all nuclear sites within country
US envoy to the UN Nikki Haley said Iran should allow IAEA to inspect its military, nonmilitary and undeclared nuclear sites.
North Korea launched ballistic missile at half range, says Seoul
The South Korean defence ministry said the missile was fired at a regular angle and with an estimated range of about 2,700km.
Pentagon reveals revised troop numbers in Afghanistan based on new accounting method
The new accounting method, implemented by Defence Secretary James Mattis, will also include US soldiers deployed for short-term duration.
Majority of American voters think Trump is tearing US apart says Fox News poll
A 'record' 55% of voters disapprove of Trump's job performance as president, according to the poll.
Theresa May says she'll fight the 2022 election vowing 'I'm not a quitter'
The prime minister pledged she would be a 'long term' leader while on a trip to Japan.
Ivanka Trump backs plans to ditch Obama anti-pay discrimination policy
Obama-era policy was meant to address pay imbalances based on race, gender and ethnicity.
Aston Martin unveils £500m UK-Japan deal as Prime Minister Theresa May begins state visit
British Prime Minister is in Japan to discuss post-Brexit trade with counterpart Shinzo Abe.
Artists put 'KKK hoods' on sale in Trump Tower Gift Shop
Items included posters of Vladimir Putin as "the 45th President of the United-States" and pee-proof sheets.
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As trade union membership has declined, executive pay has soared.
Calls for removal of US nuclear weapons from Germany
There are estimated to be 20 nuclear weapons in Germany.
'Sickening': Twitter rips Trump apart for marvelling at 'turnout' during visit to storm-torn Texas
"Honestly, what is wrong with him?" one Twitter user wrote.
Beijing lambastes Theresa May's comments on China playing 'key role' to stop North Korea
The British Prime Minister's comments came after the Kim Jong-un regime conducted a ballistic missile test over Japan.
William Hague: 'Britain will get worse Brexit deal' as a result of general election
Former foreign secretary also warns conflict with North Korea would have serious consequences.
US warship shoots down medium-range missile in interception test amid North Korea tensions
The Standard Missile-6 (SM-6) intercepted a ballistic missile off the Hawaii coast.
GOP lawmaker setting up Trump meeting to relay 'outrageous' info from WikiLeaks' Assange on DNC hack
'If the information comes out, there will be an outrage among the American people,' Representative Dana Rohrabacher said.
North Korea warns Guam is next target after ICBM launch
Kim Jong-un says the latest missile launch is the first step in its Pacific operation.
President Trump comments on crowd 'turnout' during a visit to Harvey-ravaged Texas
On Monday, he said he expected the Harvey coverage to provide 'far higher' ratings for his pardon of Joe Arpaio.
Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale quits saying: 'I've thought long and hard about this'
Dugdale, a critic of Jeremy Corbyn, was elected leader in 2015 - after 4 years in Holyrood.
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