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A judge rules that the lawsuit over allegations made about the ex-US president could not continue.
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US Senator Tom Cotton repeatedly asks Shou Zi Chew about his links to the Chinese Communist Party.
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The multi-billionaire says the electric car maker will move immediately to hold a shareholder vote on the matter.
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The former councillor has been openly critical of the Kremlin and of Russia's war in Ukraine.
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President Ruto says it will start "as soon as next week" despite courts declaring it unconstitutional.
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The courts say Move Forward's campaign to amend harsh royal insult laws is a threat to Thai governance.
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This is the latest twist in the stunning downfall of the military-backed Chinese mafia in Myanmar.
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A state of emergency is declared after a truck crash releases sulfonic acid into the Rio Seco.
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This was the second anti-hijacking operation in two days by India's navy off Somalia's coast.
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An official said arson was to blame for the blaze at the park which is a Unesco World Heritage site.
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Video shows circus animals being led to safety after their trailer caught fire in Indiana.
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It's a show about the life of foreigners in Hong Kong - but has aired everywhere except the city itself.
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Jannik Sinner lands the Grand Slam title he has long promised with an extraordinary fightback to beat Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open final.
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Passengers say they had been kept on the tarmac for four hours without air conditioning or water.
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Protesters have thrown soup at the glass-protected Mona Lisa painting in Paris.
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To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, the German chancellor voices concern about "neo-Nazis and their dark networks".
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Gruesome killings and rising violence prompt hundreds to join protests in cities across the country.
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There's a chasm between what Gaza needs and what it's receiving, writes Quentin Sommerville.
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Following weeks of bitter rows, two separate courts have ruled against the government.
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Every year, the country celebrates the day its constitution came into effect with a grand spectacle.
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