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Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Trump set to sign executive order targeting visa program

Trump won't "telegraph" moves on North Korea

President Trump says he won't "telegraph" his moves on North Korea, but he's accused the country's Communist leader Kim Jong Un of "outplaying" successive American governments.

The North Koreans on Monday accused the US President of "gangster" tactics in his quest to derail Pyongyang's nuclear program.

Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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President Trump was speaking to America's Fox News Channel.

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After poll criticism, Turkish President slams Europe for "crusader mentality"

The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Europe of having a "crusader mentality" after European monitors faulted the fairness of the country's weekend referendum.

The Turkish Prime Minister has approved a three-month extension to the country's state of emergency after President Erdogan won sweeping new powers in the poll.

But Cezar Florin Preda, who led the European monitoring mission, says the vote did not live up to international standards.

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Arkansas Supreme Court blocks first two executions in state's killing spree

The Supreme Court in the American state of Arkansas has granted an eleventh hour reprieve to two death row inmates among seven the state hopes to execute over the next 10 days.

No state in the modern has ever attempted to execute so many inmates over such a short time-frame.

Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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Arkansas’ supply of death row drugs is approaching its expiry date…if the state doesn’t kill the men by the end of the month, it won’t get another opportunity until it finds a new supply.

Maya Foa of the “Reprieve” human rights group says one of the drugs is made by a British firm which cancelled its contract with Arkansas prison officials in 2013.

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The governor of Arkansas, Asa Hutchinson, is vowing to continue taking legal action in a bid to ensure the executions take place.

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Monday, April 17, 2017

White House Press Secretary: US won't draw lines on North Korea

Speaking to reporters on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer refused to draw a red line on North Korean weapons testing.

On Sunday, a missile test by Pyongyang failed seconds after its launch.

Giles Gibson reports from Washington:

White House Press Secretary: US won't draw lines on North Korea

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Monday refused to draw a red line on North Korean weapons testing.

He was speaking just hours after US Vice President Mike Pence said Washington was finished with its strategic patience policy towards North Korea, during a trip to the Demilitarized Zone on the Korean Peninsula.

On Sunday, a missile test by Pyongyang failed seconds after its launch.

Speaking to reporters in the White House briefing room, White House press secretary Sean Spicer wouldn't be drawn on potential US action going forward:

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Speaking to reporters in the White House briefing room, Spicer also highlighted China's role in applying pressure on Pyongyang:

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Speaking to reporters in the White House briefing room, Spicer also denied President Trump's reversal on labelling China a currency manipulator was directly linked to the situation in North Korea:

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More to be deported from US for crimes

British lawmakers threaten to strip Asma al Assad of UK citizenship

Lawmakers with Britain's governing Conservative Party are proposing to take steps to strip the British citizenship of Syrian President Bashar al Assad's wife.

Asma al Assad is a former investment banker who was born in London to Syrian parents.

Conservative Member of Parliament Nadhim Zahawi is urging the British government to act.

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Conservative Member of Parliament Nadhim Zahawi is urging the British government to act.

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North Korea accuses President Trump of "ganster-like" tactics

North Korea is accusing the United States of behaving like a "gangster" after Pyongyang's failed nuclear test over the weekend.

The country's Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations says nuclear war could break out on the Korean Peninsula "at any time".

Kim In Ryong was addressing reporters at UN headquarters in New York.

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Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks says the Deputy Ambassador's rhetoric may be viewed by Washington as an attempt to provoke President Trump.

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UN: Education for children in Yemen threatened by economic crisis

Suspected mastermind of St.Petersburg bomb attack detained

A man suspected of organising St.Petersburg metro blast earlier this month was detained outside Moscow. Russia's intelligence service says the suspected mastermind of the terror attack trained the suicide bomber Akbarzhon Jalilov, who carried out the attack. 14 people died and 50 more were injured in the result of the blast. Our correspondent Daria Bondachuk reports from Moscow.

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Jared Kushner in talks to sell stake in real estate tech firm

According to US media reports...Jared Kushner is in talks to sell his stake in real estate tech firm WiredScore.

Kushner has been stepping back from his business interests to focus on his role as a key advisor to US President Donald Trump.

In Washington, Giles Gibson has more:

Full US Supreme Court sits for first time in 14 months

The U.S. Supreme Court gets down to business on Monday with President Donald Trump's appointee Neil Gorsuch hearing arguments in his first three cases as part of a restored conservative majority.

The court will have its full complement of nine justices, five conservatives and four liberals, for the first time in 14 months.

Our Washington correspondent Kate Fisher reports

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Iraqi forces slowly gaining ground in Mosul

Iraqi forces have grained fresh ground in their battle to recapture the city of Mosul from Islamic State militants.

Reports say the US-backed offensive is closing on the al-Nuri mosque, from where IS leader al-Baghdadi declared a "caliphate" in 2014.

Harry Horton reports from Washington.

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United Airlines change seat-policy amid PR disaster

United Airlines says it is ending a policy which allowed crew members to take the seats of passengers already on the plane.

The rule change comes week after a passenger, Dr. David Dao, was bloodied and physically dragged from his flight after refusing to surrender his seat.

Our US correspondent Kevin McAleese reports

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US Marshal confident they will find Facebook killer soon

The US Marshal leading the search for an Ohio man accused of commiting murder live on Facebook says he's optimistic about finding him soon.

The video appears to show Steve Stephens shooting a 74 year old man dead in Cleveland. He then goes on to claim he's already killed 13 people and will continue until he's caught.

US Marshal Pete Elliott assured the public that he would be found quickly

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Britain's Prince Harry reveals he sought therapy for delayed grief over Diana's death

Britain's Prince Harry has revealed he sought counseling to deal with delayed grief over the death of his mother Princess Diana.

She died in a car accident in Paris in 1997 when Prince Harry was just 7 years old.

In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, he says he found life in his twenties was "complete chaos", and so sought professional help.

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Prince Harry told The Daily Telegraph that in the years immediately after his mother's death, he suppressed his grief.

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The interview was conducted by reporter Bryony Gordon of Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper.

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US Vice President Visits DMZ, Says ‘Strategic Patience’ Era Is Over

US Vice President Mike Pence has been visiting the so-called 'DMZ' or Demilitarised Zone between North and South Korea.

While there, Mr. Pence said Washington's 'era of strategic patience' with North Korea is over.

As our US correspondent Lorna Shaddick reports, the visit comes amid escalating tensions in the area.

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Vice President Pence warned that the US will meet any weapons use by North Korea with 'an overwhelming and effective' response:

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Retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis told US network MSNBC that he’d like to see more help from Beijing on the issue, to avoid the need for a military option:

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Turkish opposition parties demand inquiry into referendum result

Opposition parties in Turkey are calling for the results of a referendum on the country's constitution to be re-evaluated.

But Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he has won sweeping new powers that weaken the role of Parliament, and set the stage for the country to reintroduce the death penalty.

Correspondent Dorian Jones in Istanbul says the President scored 51.4% in the referendum which is a very narrow victory that the country's opposition parties are challenging.

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Hannah Lucinda Smith, a reporter in Istanbul for The Times newspaper of London, lists the opposition's concerns.

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On visit to DMZ, VP Pence issues fresh warning to North Korea

US Vice President Mike Pence has visited the demilitarized zone that separates North and South Korea.

He's also reiterated President Trump's claim that he'll "go it alone" in a bid to derail North Korea's nuclear aspirations unless China does more to help.

Mr. Pence is the first top US official to visit South Korea since a North Korean missile test failed over the weekend.

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Vice President Pence told South Korea's interim President that Washington will stand behind its treaty obligations to defend Seoul in case of any North Korean attack.

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Vice President Pence says America’s era of “strategic patience” with North Korea is at an end.

Paul Ingram of the independent think tank the British American Security Information Council says there are still few ways of resolving the crisis on the Korean Peninsula.

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