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  1. Australian Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Given National Apology

    The sexual abuse was committed in schools, churches and charities as well as family homes

  2. Australia Apology: a Failure of the State

    Australia as a nation had 'failed to listen, to believe and to provide justice' - says PM

  3. Australia Apologises for 'Evil, Dark' Crimes

    Hundreds of Australian child abuse victims gathered in parliament to hear apology

  4. Australia Establishes Scheme to Address Historic Abuses

    An estimated 60,000 Australians are eligible for compensation over child sexual abuse.

  5. Australia Apologises to Child Abuse Victims

    Australian PM, Scott Morrison, has apologised to victims of institutional child sex abuse

  6. Strains Apparent in US/Saudi Relationship

    President Trump says Saudi Arabia could face 'severe consequences' over Khashoggi case

  7. Missing Journalist: The View From Qatar

    How is the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi viewed by another regional power: Qatar?

  8. Khashoggi Case: Trump Says he Believes Missing Journalist is Dead

    President says Saudi Arabia could face 'severe consequences'

  9. Controversy Continues Over Missing Saudi Journalist

    President Trump says he believes Jamal khashoggi is dead.

  10. Khashoggi case: International pressure on Saudi Arabia Mounts

    US Treasury secretary drops out of Saudi International investment conference

  11. Trump Says He Believes Saudi Journalist Jamal Khashoggi is Dead.

    US says evidence points to Saudi authorities being behind journalist's disappearance

  12. Brexit Could be Pushed Back to 2021

    British prime minister faces backlash from Brexit supporters over possible delay

  13. Brexit: Transition Period Extended for Another Year?

    Failure by Europe's leaders to agree a deal could see Brexit pushed back to 2021

  14. Brexit Transition Period Could be Extended

    UK is due to leave EU on 29th March but final deal remains elusive

  15. Jamal Khashoggi: Last Article Published

    The Washington Post has published the last article written by the Saudi journalist

  16. Trump Warns Honduran Migrants: Go Home

    Thousands of migrants head toward the US-Mexico border - despite warnings to turn back.

  17. Twitter Publishes 'Russia-Iran' Troll Tweets

    Twitter releases millions of tweets it believes are linked to Russian-backed accounts.

  18. EU Brexit Meeting In Brussels

    The European leaders are to discuss an agreement on Britain's divorce from the EU

  19. India: Tension Rises Over Women Entering Sabarimala Temple

    Adult women were not allowed into the religious building, until recently

  20. European Union Leaders To Discuss Brexit In Brussels

    The meeting is on sorting out an agreement on Britain's divorce from the EU

  21. Cannabis Is Legal In Canada

    It's the second country, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational marijuana

  22. Trump Defends Saudi Arabia Over Khashoggi's Disappearance

    The US president says it's a case of "guilty until proven innocent"

  23. Canada Legalises Cannabis

    It's the second country in the world to legalise recreational marijuana

  24. US Secretary Pompeo in Saudi Arabia

    He is to discuss the fate of Saudi journalist Khashoggi

  25. US Secretary Pompeo Lands in Saudi Arabia

    He is to meet the Kingdom's monarch over the fate of Saudi journalist Khashoggi

  26. Is America Catching Up With China's Overseas Investments?

    The US has earmarked a $60 billion plan to support Americans investing abroad

  27. Nigerian Militants Kill Female Aid Worker

    She was reportedly executed by a Boko Haram splinter group

  28. Can America Catch Up With China's Overseas Investments?

    The US has set up a $60 billion agency to support American investors abroad

  29. How Venezuelans Cope With Food Shortages

    The BBC reports from Zulia, one of the most affected areas

  30. Germany's Greens Outperform The Right In Bavaria

    Chancellor Merkel's conservative coalition has suffered its heaviest defeat in decades

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