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US students launch walkout against gun violence

"Prayers don't fix bullet holes," read one protester's sign.

14/03/2018

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Fluttering butterflies take over San Diego Zoo

Thousands of butterflies floated and fluttered around an aviary at the San Diego Zoo on Friday March 9th For the opening of the zoo's annual butterfly jungle.

11/03/2018

World News

Euroviews. Populism in the West is thriving. Get ready for a new normal | View

The speed and the disruption of globalization has resulted in a new post-Cold War political context.

11/03/2018

USA

Video: nightclub slammed after horse taken onto dancefloor

Officials say the incident at a Florida nightclub was an “abhorrent and vile act of animal cruelty”.

10/03/2018

USA

Three women killed after siege at US home for war veterans

The gunman, who was said to have been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, was also found dead, as well as his three female victims.

10/03/2018

USA

USA-North Korea relationship: 'It's complicated'

Perplexed by Trump's plan to visit Kim Jong Un, the man he threatened – just months ago – of "fire and fury like the world has never seen"? Here's some useful historical context.

09/03/2018

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International condemnation over Trump trade tariffs

President Trump’s trade tariffs provoke condemnation for some of the US’s main international trading partners.

09/03/2018

South Korea

News of Trump-Kim meeting greeted with hope and caution

"I don't know what's in Trump's head, and I have doubts as to whether he's serious," says one Tokyo resident.

09/03/2018

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Asia-Pacific trade agreement signed

Japan, Canada and nine other countries sign a landmark Asia-Pacific trade agreement without the United States.

09/03/2018

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Fears of trade war grow over Trump's planned tariffs

Beijing warns Washington of a "necessary reponse" as tensions over tariffs mount.

08/03/2018

USA

'Thundersnow' wreaks havoc in northeastern USA

A second winter storm in under a week has battered the northeastern United States, grounding planes, closing schools and knocking out electricity.

08/03/2018

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24 hours in Miami

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08/03/2018

USA

Trump gives cautious welcome to North Korea negotiations

US President Donald Trump cautiously welcomes reports that North Korea is open to negotiations over its nuclear programme.

07/03/2018

USA

Man reportedly shoots himself to death near White House

The man died at the scene after suffering a "self-inflicted gun shot wound" near the fence of the White House's north lawn.

03/03/2018

USA

Two shot dead at Central Michigan University

The suspect, a 19-year-old man, is still at large and has been described as “armed and dangerous."

02/03/2018

USA

US church holds blessing ceremony for couples with AR-15 rifles

The ceremony came just weeks after a mass shooting at a school in Florida killed 17 people.

01/03/2018

USA

Hope Hicks resigns as Trump’s White House communications chief

Trump's longtime aide quit a day after she appeared before a congressional committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, and acknowledged she sometimes told "white lies" for the president, according to lawmakers.

01/03/2018

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Classes resume in Parkland, Florida

Students and teachers have gone back to their lessions at the Margery Stoneman Douglas High School, two weeks after 17 people died in a shooting rampage.

28/02/2018

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USA: Flooding damages 200-year-old town in Indiana

The worst flood to hit the U.S. State of Indiana in the last 20 years has devastated the 200-year-old town of Utica in the southern portion of the state.

28/02/2018

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U.S. intel: Russia compromised seven states prior to 2016 election

US officials say systems in the seven states were compromised in a variety of ways, with some breaches more serious than others, from entry into state websites to penetration of actual voter registration databases.

28/02/2018