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North Korea meets Russia: Putin and Kim Jong Un to discuss arms and nuclear tech
A meeting of two isolated leaders, usually too afraid of leaving home. North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un left his country by armoured train for the first time in four years to meet President Putin in Eastern Siberia.
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How will spy claims affect UK-China relations?
We analyse what impact the recent spy claims will have on UK-China relations
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China has ‘no incentive at all to get involved’ in British politics, says Victor Gao
We spoke to Victor Gao, the vice-president of the Centre for China and Globalisation, who previously worked closely with former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping.
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‘I don’t believe [China] should be at the AI summit’, says Iain Duncan Smith
We spoke to Conservative MP and former party leader, Iain Duncan Smith, who is a long-time critic of China’s activities in the UK, and has been sanctioned by the Beijing government.
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Parliamentary researcher arrested over suspicion of spying for China says he is ‘completely innocent’
The news that a parliamentary researcher has been arrested on suspicion of spying for China has caused consternation amongst MPs.
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Gabon coup: military places president under house arrest
Just minutes after the President of Gabon was declared the winner of the recent elections in the Central African country, members of the military declared that they’d seized control and annulled the poll.
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‘Warmer oceans created by climate change have made hurricanes worse’, says Professor of Thermal Sciences
We spoke to John Abraham, a climate scientist and Professor at the University of St.Thomas in the United States, and asked him to what extent hurricanes like the one we’re seeing in Florida are caused by rising temperatures in the oceans.
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Hurricane Idalia: ‘Catastrophic’ storm hits Florida
By the time it came ashore on the Florida coast, Idalia was a Category 3 hurricane – deemed ‘extremely dangerous’ by experts.
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7m
Narco gang violence overshadows Ecuador presidential election
Presidential elections in Ecuador are going to a run off – after no candidate managed to get enough votes in the first round to be declared the winner.
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8m
‘Jenin has transformed into a city of terror’, claims Israel’s Deputy Ambassador to the UK
We spoke to Oren Marmorstein, deputy ambassador and charge d’affaires at Israel’s embassy in the UK.
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‘Israelis have taken us back 20 years’, says Palestinian artist
The Freedom Theatre is a cultural centre in the Jenin camp – and its artistic director, Ahmed Tobasi, was born and raised there.
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At least eight Israelis injured in Palestinian attack in revenge against military operation in Jenin
At least eight Israelis have been injured after a Palestinian attacker rammed his car into a crowded bus stop in Tel Aviv, before stabbing people at random.
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Titanic sub: crew believed dead after ‘catastrophic implosion’ – US Coast Guard
Debris has been found on the seabed close to the wreckage of the Titanic according to the US coast guard that is ‘consistent’ with a ‘catastrophic implosion’ of the Titan sub.
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Titanic sub: ‘debris field’ found in search for missing vessel
Debris has been found on the seabed close to the wreckage of the Titanic according to the US coast guard.
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Titanic submersible search latest: US Coast Guard not sure what banging noises are
Time for the five men who have gone missing during an expedition to the Titanic wreckage in the North Atlantic ocean is running out.