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German journalist calls for solidarity with others detained by Erdogan regime

GERMAN journalist Mesale Tolu, who has been detained in Turkey for the last 15 months on terror charges, was allowed to fly to Stuttgart with her s

World | Friday 09th Feb 2018

EU Brexit boss Barnier revives threat of hard border with Ireland

World | Thursday 08th Feb 2018

Korean Peninsular Pence pressures South to take harder stance with North

World | Wednesday 07th Feb 2018

Pence threatens to step up sanctions against North Korea

Monday 15th Jan 2018

Northern Ireland Sinn Fein leader defends handling of the McElduff Twitter scandal

The West Tyrone MP resigned today, 10 days after his social media post appeared to make light of the Kingsmill massacre

Thursday 11th Jan 2018

North America Canada claims Washington is violating international trade law

A TRADE row has erupted between Canada and the US amid talks on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta).

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

El Salvador US congress urged to allow nearly 200,000 Salvadoran refugees to stay

EL SALVADOR urged the US Congress on yesterday to allow almost 200,000 refugees from the country to stay in the United States.

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Asia North and South Korea achieve breakthroughs at border talks

NORTH and South Korea made progress today in talks at the former village of Panmunjom in the demilitarised border zone.

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

NRA moots ‘small concession’ in gun control debate

THE US government and the gun lobby mooted restrictions on purchase of the “bump stock” device used by the Las Vegas massacre gunman on Thursday –

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Saudi killing ‘not as bad as other states doing it’

Riyadh taking steps to improve protection of children, says UN despite deaths

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Iran and Turkey pledge to oppose independence bid

The presidents of Iran and Turkey pledged yesterday to oppose the independence bid by Iraq’s Kurdistan region.

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Havana slams Washington over its ‘sonic attack’ claims

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the United States on Tuesday of “politicising” unfounded allegations that it had carried out “sonic

Sunday 01st Oct 2017

Palestine Envoy rebuked for West Bank clanger

US ambassador to Israel draws ire after claiming that Tel Aviv only occupies 2 per cent of the West Bank.

Sunday 01st Oct 2017

South-east Asia 60 Rohingya die in boat sinking

Articles by Our International Desk

German journalist calls for solidarity with others detained by Erdogan regime

GERMAN journalist Mesale Tolu, who has been detained in Turkey for the last 15 months on terror charges, was allowed to fly to Stuttgart with her s

EU Brexit boss Barnier revives threat of hard border with Ireland

Korean Peninsular Pence pressures South to take harder stance with North

Pence threatens to step up sanctions against North Korea

Northern Ireland Sinn Fein leader defends handling of the McElduff Twitter scandal

The West Tyrone MP resigned today, 10 days after his social media post appeared to make light of the Kingsmill massacre

North America Canada claims Washington is violating international trade law

A TRADE row has erupted between Canada and the US amid talks on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta).

El Salvador US congress urged to allow nearly 200,000 Salvadoran refugees to stay

EL SALVADOR urged the US Congress on yesterday to allow almost 200,000 refugees from the country to stay in the United States.

Asia North and South Korea achieve breakthroughs at border talks

NORTH and South Korea made progress today in talks at the former village of Panmunjom in the demilitarised border zone.

NRA moots ‘small concession’ in gun control debate

THE US government and the gun lobby mooted restrictions on purchase of the “bump stock” device used by the Las Vegas massacre gunman on Thursday –

Saudi killing ‘not as bad as other states doing it’

Riyadh taking steps to improve protection of children, says UN despite deaths

Iran and Turkey pledge to oppose independence bid

The presidents of Iran and Turkey pledged yesterday to oppose the independence bid by Iraq’s Kurdistan region.

Havana slams Washington over its ‘sonic attack’ claims

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the United States on Tuesday of “politicising” unfounded allegations that it had carried out “sonic

Palestine Envoy rebuked for West Bank clanger

US ambassador to Israel draws ire after claiming that Tel Aviv only occupies 2 per cent of the West Bank.

South-east Asia 60 Rohingya die in boat sinking

UN fear the worst as vessel carrying Rohingya refugees capsizes

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