Move over Marine Le Pen and Francois Fillon, France wants Barack Obama for president
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Suspected Isis attacks force dozens of Egypt's Christian families to flee Sinai
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Arkansas lawmaker proposes bill to strip Clintons' name from airport
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Kim Jong-nam VX gas murder puts North Korea's 5,000-tonne chemical WMD stockpile in the spotlight
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Photos of violent anti-immigrant protests in Pretoria, South Africa
South African police fired tear gas, water cannon and rubber bullets to break up rival marches by hundreds of protesters in Pretoria.
'Trump slump': British tourists cut back visits in face of US travel ban
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HRW director Omar Shakir says Israel ban demeans 'democratic values'
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Gambia's former leader Yahya Jammeh 'stole' money from charity he founded
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White House request of report to support travel ban said to cause concern among intelligence officials
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Isis targets civilians returning to liberated al-Bab in deadly Syrian car bomb attack
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White House counters Trump's claim that deportations are 'a military operation'
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Duterte calms China irked by foreign minister's South China Sea comments
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From the far right to fake news, France's election is bitter, chaotic and wide open
Marine Le Pen, Emmanuel Macron and Francois Fillon all have chance of entering the Elysee Palace.
Violent anti-foreigner march underway in South Africa as President Zuma calls for calm
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Trump 'very angry' with North Korea missile launch but says too late to meet Kim Jong-un
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Leader of Central African Republic rebel group UPC, Ali Darass, 'forced to leave' Bambari
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