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Clashes erupt at rally as Chinese flag burnt in support of Uighurs
Clashes broke out yesterday between Hong Kong police and protesters at a rally in support of China's Uighur minority.
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Trump leaves governors to decide if states take refugees
An executive order by US President Donald Trump giving states the right to refuse to take refugees is putting Republican governors in an uncomfortable position.
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Starliner's perfect touchdown is consolation after ISS mission flop
Boeing safely landed its crew capsule in the New Mexico desert yesterday after an aborted test flight to the International Space Station (ISS).
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Iraq on knife edge as protesters reject 'pro-Iran' al-Suhail
Thousands poured into the streets of Baghdad and Iraq's southern provinces yesterday to protest against a potential prime minister accused of being too close to Iran.
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Banksy highlights conflict with his 'Scar of Bethlehem' nativity
Street artist Banksy has brought a sombre Christmas spirit to his hotel in Bethlehem, with a nativity scene evoking the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
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13 injured in shooting at memorial party for gun victim
Thirteen people have been injured, four of them critically, in a shooting at a memorial party in Chicago.
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