At least 640 people requested to be flown back home away from weeks of violence on foreigners living in South Africa.
Correspondent Phil Ihaza reports from Abuja.
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Thursday, September 12, 2019
Xenophobic attacks: 1st batch of Nigerians return from South Africa
Syrian rebels warn of Russian-backed offensive
Rebels in Idlib say Russian-backed forces are preparing to resume an offensive in northwest Syria. The warning comes ahead of a summit on Syria between Russia, Turkey and Iran. Julia Chapman reports from Moscow.
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Incoming EU Commissioner Criticised for new portfolios
The EU Commission's next President has come under fire for creating a new portfolio, for protecting our European Way of Life, which would oversee migration and security.
It has been criticised by many who believe it plays into right-wing rhetoric and goes against the European Union's policy of the free movement of people.
Correspondent Natalie Powell has more…
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India-China hold talks to de-escalate border stand-off
Indian and Chinese troops were involved in a stand-off earlier this week over patrolling along a shared border. Defence ministry officials in New Delhi say delegation level talks were held to de-escalate the situation.
The two nations share a 3000 kilometre long border. Disagreements remain unresolved in several areas and the neighbours even fought a war over a border dispute in 1962.
Neha Poonia has more from New Delhi.
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Trump Delays October 1st Celebration Spoiler Tariffs
Trade talks between Washington and Beijing took a positive turn after both sides made concession to deescalate tensions.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday delayed a planned tariff hike on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods due to kick in on October 1st.
The move came after China exempt some US goods from its tariffs.
Patrick Fok reports.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday delayed a planned tariff hike on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods due to kick in on October 1st.
The move came after China exempt some US goods from its tariffs.
Patrick Fok reports.
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Wednesday, September 11, 2019
UK PUBLISHES NO DEAL DOCS
The UK government's released documents on 'worst case planning' for a No Deal Brexit.
Lawmakers passed legislation to force the government to publish the reports which suggest possible food and medicine shortages, long delays at ports, and potential unrest.
Olly Barratt reports from London.
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NO DEAL 'WORST CASE' PLANNING REVEALED
The UK government's released documents on 'worst case planning' for a No Deal Brexit.
Lawmakers passed legislation to force the government to publish the reports which suggest possible food and medicine shortages, long delays at ports, and potential unrest.
Olly Barratt reports from London.
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Trump Considers Banning Flavored E-Cigarettes
The Trump administration is considering a ban on all non-tobacco flavored e-cigarettes.
This comes as health officials voice growing concerns about health hazards from vaping, and the rising use of e-cigarettes amongst teenagers.
Rachel Silverman reports from San Francisco.
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Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau call general election
Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau called a general election on Wednesday
Polls already suggest he faces a strong challenge from the conservative party
The vote is scheduled for October 21st.
Our North America correspondent Kevin McAleese reports
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Polls already suggest he faces a strong challenge from the conservative party
The vote is scheduled for October 21st.
Our North America correspondent Kevin McAleese reports
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US marks 9/11 anniversary amid Taliban talks anger
The United States is marking the 18th anniversary of the terrorist
attacks on September 11th 2001 in which almost 3000 people died.
This year's commemoration comes amid anger over President Donald
Trump's decision to hold now-cancelled talks with the Taliban in the
US.
Nick Harper reports from New York.
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attacks on September 11th 2001 in which almost 3000 people died.
This year's commemoration comes amid anger over President Donald
Trump's decision to hold now-cancelled talks with the Taliban in the
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Nick Harper reports from New York.
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UN calls for more assistance for Ethiopia
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The United Nations is calling for more Iinternational funding and support for Ethiopia's response to its high number of displaced people.
More than eight million people in Ethiopia need food, shelter, medicine or other emergency assistance.
The United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock is making the call - after a visit to Ethiopia which started on 8th September and wraps up on Wednesday.
Coletta Wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa:
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More than eight million people in Ethiopia need food, shelter, medicine or other emergency assistance.
The United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock is making the call - after a visit to Ethiopia which started on 8th September and wraps up on Wednesday.
Coletta Wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa:
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COURT RULES UK PARLIAMENT SUSPENSION 'UNLAWFUL'
A Scottish court has ruled UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament on Tuesday was unlawful.
Opposition MPs say the move was anti-democratic and reduced scrutiny on his Brexit plans.
Olly Barratt reports from London.
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Opposition MPs say the move was anti-democratic and reduced scrutiny on his Brexit plans.
Olly Barratt reports from London.
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TWO-GAME RESERVES INTO NATIONAL PARKS REVEALED
The Minister for Tourism Dr. Hamis Kigwangallah who lead the tabling of the resolutions to upgrade part of two-game reserves into national parks revealed that Tanzania has now a total of 24 national parks including two marine parks.
Daniel Kijo has more from Dar es salaam.
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The WHO Warns of Shortfall to Funding Contain Ebola Outbreak
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The World Health Organisation is warning of a shortfall in funding for operations to contain the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The WHO says the money they currently have will only take them until the end of September.
The global body has called on donors to fund the response to the outbreak that has killed more than 2000 people since August last year.
Chris Ocamringa has more from Kinshasa.
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UK TO CHANGE MIGRATION RULES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
International students will be able to stay in the UK for two years to look for work, under new proposals announced by the Prime Minister.
Currently, they must leave within four months of finishing their degree.
Stuart Smith reports from London:
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Merkel urges respect for human rights in Hong Kong
German chancellor Angela Merkel has urged China to respect human rights in the city of Hong Kong which has been rocked by protests for several months.
However, she was criticized by an opposition party leader for not meeting with Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong, who is visiting Berlin.
Ira Spitzer has more from the German capital.
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Spike in migrants trying to cross English Channel blamed on Brexit deadline
French NGOs are blaming a spike in migrants crossing the English Channel in dinghies on Brexit - saying smugglers are misleading desperate people into believing the crossing will become harder after the October 31 deadline.
86 people were intercepted by the UK Border Force on Tuesday, thought to be the highest number in a single day.
Elena Casas reports from Paris.
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Hundreds of Nigerians depart South Africa for home country
At least 640 Nigerians are expected to arrive Nigeria from South Africa starting from Wednesday as a result of Xenophobic attacks on foreigners in Johannesburg in the past two weeks.
From Abuja, correspondent Phil Ihaza reports
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Russia eyeing US treaty renewal after John Bolton ouster
The chances of an agreement to renew the last-remaining nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia have increased with the resignation of US National Security Adviser John Bolton.
That's according to a leading politician on the international affairs committee of Russia's upper house.
Ross Cullen has more from Moscow.
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Rwanda Agrees to Take in Refugees from Libya
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Rwanda has agreed to take in hundreds of refugees held in detention centers in Libya.
This follows an agreement with UNHCR and the African Union, allowing refugees to be transferred to safety in Rwanda on voluntary basis.
Isabel Nakirya reports.
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