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Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Trump Refuses to Conclude Whether Saudi Crown Prince Ordered Murder

Donald Trump is refusing to conclude whether Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince ordered the murder of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The CIA has been widely reported to have reached the conclusion that he did, though Saudi Arabia says its a false allegation.

From Washington, Daniel Ryntjes reports.

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Trump: US will remain "steadfast partner" of Saudi Arabia despite Khashoggi murder

President Trump says Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia may have "had knowledge" of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but the US plans to remain a "steadfast partner" of the kingdom nonetheless.

In a statement, the President called the murder of Mr. Khashoggi "an unacceptable and horrible crime".

Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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US judge blocks Trump immigration order

A US federal judge blocked thr Trump administration from denying asylum to migrants crossing the southern border illegally.

San Francisco-based US District Judge Jon Tigar issues the temporary order after civil rights groups argued President Trump's actions were illegal.

Our US Correspondent Harry Horton reports.

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MAY TO HEAD FOR BRUSSELS FOR BREXIT TALKS AMID PRESSURE AT HOME

UK Prime Minister Theresa May will head to Brussels on Wednesday for talks on Britain's future relationship with the EU.

It comes as the stability of her government is in question after a warning from the DUP of Northern Ireland, which has been propping it up at Westminster.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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French government demands Renault name new interim CEO

The French government says it wants the board of Renault to announce an new interim CEO as soon as possible - after the arrest of Carlos Ghosn in Japan.

Renault's board is to meet on Tuesday evening in Paris.

Elena Casas reports from Paris.

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Theresa May under fire from DUP over draft Brexit agreement

British Prime Minister Theresa May is chairing a meeting of her new look cabinet after two resignations of her top team last week, over the draft Brexit withdrawal agreement.

It also comes as Northern Ireland's DUP party is warning her to keep her side of the bargain after it failed to support the government on key votes. From London, Catherine Drew reports.

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Police Officer Stabbed in Brussels

A Brussels police officer is recovering from a knife attack that happened Tuesday morning outside the city's main police station.

The attack happened as French President Emmanuel Macron is in Belgium for a state visit.

Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from Brussels.

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THERESA MAY SENT 'WARNING' BY DUP OVER BREXIT

UK Prime Minister Theresa May's been sent a 'warning' over Brexit by the DUP of Northern Ireland, which props up her government in London.

The DUP withheld support in a series of key budget votes, in protest at Mrs May's draft Brexit deal agreed with Brussels.

That raises the prospect of her having to run a minority government if the Brexit agreement remains in its current form.

The DUP say it effectively 'separates' Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK.

And DUP Brexit spokesman Sammy Wilson says it therefore threatens the 'confidence and supply' agreement it has with Theresa May's Conservatives.

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PNG: Parliament in Port Moresby stormed over pay

Kremlin-backed officer on cusp of winning presidency of world police agency Interpol

A Kremlin-backed officer looks set to become the next president of the police agency Interpol, as member countries prepare ahead of a vote on Wednesday. Campaigners warn it will lead to Russia using Interpol to hunt down Putin critics, as Dan Ashby reports.

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Indian government to fence railways tracks

A month after almost 60 people were killed by a speeding train in the Indian state of Punjab, the government is looking into ways to secure its railway tracks and also to protect its people.

In the last three years, nearly 50,000 people have been hit by trains across India, mostly in densely populated suburban areas.

Neha Poonia reports from New Delhi.

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Four dead in hospital shooting

Four people have died in a shooting at a hospital in the U.S. city of
Chicago. Officials say a police officer, doctor and pharmaceutical
assistant along with the gunman were killed.

U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports

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Ivanka Trump accused of using private e-mail to discuss US government business

President Trump's daughter Ivanka has been accused of using a personal e-mail account to conduct government business in violation of White House rules.

The revelation comes after former Democrat Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was faulted by President Trump for also conducting government business via private e-mail.

Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.

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Monday, November 19, 2018

AUSTRALIA: Three arrested in counter terror raids in Melbourne

Multiple people injured in Chicago hospital shooting

Multiple people have been injured in a mass shooting at a hospital in Chicago.

Authorities say one suspect has been shot, but few details have been made available so far.

A police officer is among those hurt and has been taken to another hospital with critical injuries.

Our US correspondent Steve Mort says eyewitness reports suggest the shooting began outside and continued inside the hospital.

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Tension in Tijuana, as migrants arrive to border

Tension is rising in Tijuana, Mexico, over members of the migrant caravan who have arrived to the border area — where they have begun seeking asylum in the U.S.

This comes as President Trump has sent thousands of active-duty troops to the U.S. side of the border.

Correspondent Mary MacCarthy has more from Los Angeles.

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California Fires: Hundreds Still Missing

Fire crews are still working to contain the fire which levelled the California town of Paradise. Dozens of people are dead and hundreds are still missing.

Rachel Silverman reports from San Francisco.

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IMF warns on South Africa growth

The IMF says South Africa's economic recovery efforts are lagging, despite efforts by the government to improve governance.

Preliminary findings of an IMF visit to South Africa found the economy had been knocked back by global trade tensions and warned "there is no room for complacency."

Harry Horton reports from Washington.

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UK PM Selling Brexit Deal to Business Leaders

UK Prime Minster Theresa May has launched a sales pitch to Business leaders over her draft Brexit deal.

It comes as the Prime Minister prepares to met EU leaders in Brussels at the weekend, despite many in the British Parliament voicing their concerns over the deal and threats to vote it down.

UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.

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Barnier doesn't confirm transition deal end point

European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier is still not announcing how long a transitional period can be extended until.

It's being touted as December 2022 and is the final part of the withdrawal deal with the UK but it's not being confirmed by the EU.

Members of Parliament in the UK are unhappy with the withdrawal deal as it outlines a so called backstop which is a safety net agreement for if the EU and the UK can't come to an agreement on a future relationship.

The backstop essentially keeps the UK in a deal which means that it's aligned with the same customs structures as the EU.

Brussels is currently drawing up a political declaration to launch the negotiations on the UK and the EU's relationship after the transition period ends.

It's all set to be agreed by EU leaders in Brussels on Sunday but could be voted down by the British parliament.

Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotator has indicated there is no room to renegotiate the deal on the table.

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