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  1. Court Ousts S Korea's Scandal-Hit President

    Park Geun-hye loses presidential immunity and could face criminal proceedings.

  2. S Korea's President Removed From Office

    South Korea's President Park Geun-hye is stripped of her powers over a graft scandal.

  3. South Sudan's Leadership Criticised

    UN envoy in South Sudan says the country's leaders are failing their people.

  4. UN Criticises South Sudan's Leaders

    Accusations of ethnic cleansing in South Sudan.

  5. South Sudan's Leaders Criticised

    UN envoy to South Sudan criticises political leaders for failing to serve their people.

  6. Samsung Heir On Trial

    The boss of Samsung - one of the world's biggest electronics companies - goes on trial.

  7. Guatemala Congress Demands Inquiry Into Guatemala Care Home Fire

    Congress in Guatemala calls for inquiry into care home fire which killed 21 children.

  8. Guatemala Care Home Fire Kills 20 Girls

    Guatemala Congress demands inquiry into care home fire which has killed at least 20 girls

  9. Saudi Arabia Considers Deporting 5 Million Migrants

    Saudi's illegal migrants, most of whom hail from Asia and Africa, face deportation.

  10. China Seeks Compromise Deal Between South and North Korea

    China warns North and South are heading for a collision.

  11. Gunfire Heard Outside Largest Hospital in Afghan Capital

    Reports of an explosion and shooting at a military hospital in Kabul.

  12. Israel's Travel Ban: Boycotting the Boycotters

    Israel approves travel ban on activists who call for boycott.

  13. US Seeks to Reassure China on Thaad

    China warns of arms race after America deploys Thaad system in South Korea.

  14. WikiLeaks: CIA Spyware Targets Phones, Computers & TVs

    WikiLeaks publishes details of wide-ranging hacking tools allegedly used by the CIA.

  15. North Korea, Malaysia Trade Travel Bans

    Their dispute over the death of Kim Jong Nam escalates

  16. North Korea, Malaysia Ban Each Other's Citizens From Leaving

    Their dispute over the death of Kim Jong Nam intensifies

  17. Malaysia Urges North Korea To Release Its Citizens

    North Korea has banned Malaysians inside its territory from leaving

  18. US Deploys Anti-Missile System In South Korea

    The move comes a day after the North Korea launched four ballistic missiles.

  19. President Trump Signs Revised Travel Ban

    The new measure replaces the original executive order that was struck down in court

  20. President Trump Signs New Travel Ban

    The new executive order places a 90-day ban on people from six mainly Muslim nations

  21. France: Party Meeting over Fillon Presidential Candidacy

    France's Republicains are to decide the future of their presidential candidate

  22. WHO: Air Pollution Worse than Ebola or HIV

    Millions of deaths are linked to polluted air, every year

  23. Iraq: Operation in West Mosul Displaces Thousands

    Civilians have been fleeing fighting near a government complex

  24. North Korea Launches Missiles into Sea

    Pyongyang has fired four missiles into the sea off Japan.

  25. Air Pollution A 'Pernicious' Global Threat: WHO

    Air pollution kills thousands in major cities across the world

  26. Reports: North Korea Fires Missiles Into Sea of Japan

    Japan says the launch is a new kind of threat

  27. Democrats have accused the US Attorney General of perjury

    US Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, continues to face pressure to resign.

  28. President Trump Reiterates Support for Attorney General

    President Trump says Jeff Sessions is the victim of a witch-hunt.

  29. Immense Pressure on President Trump's Attorney General

    Embattled Jeff Sessions holds a press conference but fails to allay political scepticism.

  30. President Trump Continues to Defend Jeff Sessions

    A witch hunt against Jeff Session, says President Trump

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