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Donald Trump meets with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris
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'France is no longer France': Trump meets Macron to seek common ground
Despite Macron’s desire to stand near Trump at the G20 family photo in Hamburg last week, as he pushed his way through the world leaders to take the place beside the US president, he has repeatedly criticized Trump’s recent decision to pull out of the Paris agreement on climate change.
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Ukraine Keen To Begin NATO Entry Process, Russia worried
Ukraine’s entry in NATO would not be a mean feat
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G20 ‘family photo’ underscores key policy differences in new world order
IT IS an annual tradition renowned for throwing up spectacularly awkward moments — and this year is no exception.
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Macron seeks to cut number of France MPs by a third
French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed a radical overhaul of the country's government.
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Theresa May strikes $1.7bn deal for DUP support
BRITISH Prime Minister Theresa May has struck a deal to prop up her minority government by agreeing to STG1 billion ($A1.7 billion) in extra funding for Northern Ireland in return for the support of the province’s biggest Protestant party.
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Prince Philip health scare: Duke of Edinburgh rushed to hospital ‘with an infection’
THE Duke of Edinburgh, 96, has been taken to hospital for treatment of an infection from a “pre-existing condition”.
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Explosion at Brussels train station: One suspect reportedly shot
A SMALL explosion has rocked Brussels Central Station after a suspected suicide bomber detonated a bomb belt, sending terrified passengers fleeing.
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Death toll from London blaze rises to 30 with dozens still missing
At least 30 people have been confirmed killed and dozens more are feared dead in the London tower block fire, police said on Friday, as firefighters continued searching for bodies amid outrage over the use of cladding blamed for spreading the flames.
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6 confirmed dead in London tower inferno, figure ‘likely to rise’ – police
Six people have been confirmed dead in the massive fire which engulfed Grenfell Tower in west London overnight.
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EU door 'still open', France's Macron tells UK's May
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that the door of the European Union remains open to the United Kingdom as long as negotiations for Britain to leave the EU are not concluded.
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Moscow warns against provocations as opposition moves ‘very peaceful event’ to unsanctioned location
City authorities called his move a deliberate provocation.
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France election: Macron party set for big parliamentary win
The centrist party of French President Emmanuel Macron looks on course to win a landslide victory following the first round of parliamentary elections.
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Theresa May has ‘no intention of resigning,’ strikes deal with Democratic Unionists
Pundits predict May will be forced to resign, making her one of the shortest serving prime ministers in history.
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Election 2017: Exit poll predicts Tories to be largest party
The Tories will be the largest party but may not have a majority, according to the general election exit poll.
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Police shoot & injure attacker armed with hammer near Notre Dame in Paris
Police have shot and injured a man who attacked officers with a hammer near Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, injuring one of them. The attacker was also armed with two knives, according to French media.
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What we know about the London attack so far: 2 attackers ID'd
British PM says attacks were inspired by what she called a 'single, evil ideology of Islamist extremism'
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Ariana Grande headlines emotional benefit concert for Manchester attack victims
Ariana Grande returned to the Manchester stage two weeks after a suicide bombing killed 22 victims at her concert in the city, singing upbeat and motivational pop anthems as the audience cheered loudly for the singer.
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Is Londonistan calling jihadists back to the fold?
British Prime Minister Theresa May has promised tightened counterterror laws following the deadly London Bridge attack. But that band-aid is unlikely to address the root of the problem, which goes back decades.
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ISIS claims responsibility for London Bridge attack
Multiple groups on Telegram shared images calling for more attacks during Ramadan
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