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US President Donald Trump has ambushed his South African counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa by playing a video and amplifying false claims that white South Africans have been victims of a genocide.
Mr Trump largely dismissed Mr. Ramaphosa's attempt to describe the situation in his own country.
Kate fisher reports from Washington
Kate Fisher reports from New York.
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Ira Spitzer reports.
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The first of the seven delegations of Indian MPs will travel to the UAE on Wednesday as New Delhi launches a global campaign to communicate its message of zero tolerance for terrorism.
It comes after India launched military strikes on Pakistani territory earlier this month blaming it for a terrorist attack on Indian soil that killed at least 26 people.
Islamabad has denied the allegation.
Ishan Garg tells us more.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is due to meet his US counterpart Donald Trump on Wednesday with relations between the two allies at their lowest point in decades.
The crunch talks come amid ideological differences, geopolitical alliances, and domestic policy conflicts.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington
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The UK Government has suspended negotiations with Israel for a new free trade agreement over what British Foreign Secretary David Lammy called the "indefensible and cruel" blockade of aid into Gaza and Israel's expanded military operations.
Speaking to Parliament on Tuesday Lammy said that the conflict had entered a "dark new phase" with the humanitarian catastrophe intensifies in Gaza.
The announcement follows a joint statement by the leaders of the UK, France and Canada condemning the Israeli government's actions in Gaza which was met with anger by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
David Lammy also announced that the Israeli ambassador in London was being summoned to convey the demand to end the renewed Israeli military actions and the end to the blockade of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
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The first flight carrying migrants who have chosen to self-deport has left the US for Central America.
The Department of Homeland Security has offered $1,000 and a free flight for anyone wanting to leave.
Nick Harper in Washington has the details.
The UK, France and Canada have threatened Israel with 'concrete actions' over expanding military operations in Gaza.
The joint statement condemns the humanitarian crisis in the besieged enclave, and Israel's response to what it calls the intolerable level of human suffering.
The statement has been met by fierce criticism from the Israeli government.
Simon Gaitán reports.
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