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Lord Heseltine: Theresa May is wrong – Brexit diminishes UK on the world stage
Former Conservative deputy prime minister spoke to IBTimes UK after May invoked Article 50.
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Former PM David Cameron: 'I always disliked EU flag and Parliament'
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UK must maintain strong Nato presence despite Brexit says Labour's Nia Griffith
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The war in Syria is expected to be a point of discussion in the meeting between the Nato allies.
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The deployment in Iraq is expected after the ongoing offensive in west Mosul ends.
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Ukip deputy leader Peter Whittle says party has 'incredibly bright future' as Brexit talks begin
Whittle spoke to IBTimes UK after the government invoked Article 50 and triggered EU divorce talks.
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African students in India to file formal complaint with African Union after string of racist attacks
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Japan's ruling party calls for Thaad deployment to counter North Korea threats
Key defence panel wants Japan to develop capabilities to strike North Korean bases.
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Bridgegate case: Chris Christie's former allies Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni sent to jail
Baroni and Kelly were handed sentences of 2 years and 18 months, respectively.
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China building biggest amphibious assault ships to boost naval forces in East and South China seas
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Nandini Krishnamoorthy Mar 30, 2017
Iran poses greatest threat to peace in Middle East, says US Central Command chief
General Joseph Votel highlighted the challenges in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Egypt and Pakistan.
Ananya Roy Mar 30, 2017
US Energy Department tells staff not to use words like climate change and Paris agreement
A spokeswoman insisted that 'no words or phrases have been banned'.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Mar 30, 2017
Duterte slams US for not sending the armada to stop China's constructions in South China Sea
Recent reports claim construction has been completed on 3 of the man-made islands in the disputed waters.
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US State Department official charged for hiding alleged contacts with Chinese agents
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Deal struck to repeal North Carolina's anti-transgender 'bathroom bill'
It comes after a failed attempt to repeal the controversial measure in late 2016.
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South Korea's Park Geun-hye appears in court amid possible arrest
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FBI director tried to go public with information on Russian interference before the election
Sources said James Comey was stopped by White House officials.
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13 dead as church bus collides head-on with truck in Texas
The bus was carrying elderly church members returning from a three-day camp retreat.
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Hawaii judge extends temporary halt on new Trump travel ban
District Judge Derrick Watson made the decision after hearing the argument on Wednesday.
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UK government to pick and choose which EU laws to keep without scrutiny
Brexit Secretary David Davis will set out how laws are transferred in the Great Repeal Bill.
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We still want to work with EU on counter-terrorism says Boris Johnson
UK foreign secretary's comments come as May is condemned for remarks on security cooperation.
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Seattle files federal lawsuit against Trump administration's attempt to defund 'sanctuary cities'
'Seattle will not be bullied by this White House or this administration,' declares Mayor Murray.
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Democrat senator calls Mexico border wall 'poison pill' for US budget
Fresh hints that Trump could agree to a budget without funding for wall.
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Republicans don't blame Trump for healthcare bill's failure polls suggest
President's loyal supporters also back him up on Russia and wiretapping allegations.
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Merkel deals May body blow on Brexit trade talks
German chancellor says negotiating trade deal must wait until Britain leaves the EU.
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Trump's approval rating plummets to record 35% low
Gallup's finding is the lowest rating ever recorded by a US president in his first year.
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Airline boss divorced from Kuwaiti ambassador jailed for adultery after claims she cheated on him
Hind El-Achchabi gets two-year sentence and is reportedly barred from seeing her children.
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Trump declares healthcare reform is 'easy' despite failure to pass bill
President contradicts previous comment that issue is 'complicated' as Spicer claims he was 'joking'.
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Mexico: 2 teen girls killed by landing plane as they take video selfie
Victims were standing on pick-up truck filming themselves and did not hear approaching aircraft.
Mark Piggott Mar 30, 2017
Italy may become first Western country to offer women paid 'menstrual leave'
New bill put forward by centre-left Democratic Party proposes up to three days off per month.
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Brexit: Theresa May accused of 'blackmailing' EU over cooperation on counter-terrorism
European politicians stress that security must not be used as a UK bargaining chip.
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