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Tuesday, November 20, 2018

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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French government not backing down over fuel tax rise after protests

The French government says it's not backing down on a planned fuel tax rise, after almost a quarter of a million people protested against it at the weekend.

Some roads were still blocked on Monday morning, as police tried to move the demonstrators on.

Elena Casas reports.

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MAY STANDS BY BREXIT DEAL

UK Prime Minister Theresa May says she won't reopen negotiations with Brussels over the Brexit deal she agreed last week.

Some of her own cabinet ministers are pressing for changes to the Withdrawal Agreement ahead of an EU summit to sign it off this weekend.

Theresa May could still face a vote of confidence this week if enough of her MPs submit letters calling for her to be removed as leader.

Bernard Jenkin MP says he hasn't yet written one.

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Macron calls for greater Franco-German unity

French president Emanuel Macron called for closer Franco-German ties
during a speech before Germany's parliament, saying Europe has an
obligation to prevent the world slipping into "chaos".

Since his election last year, Macron has pushed for Eurozone reforms,
something which requires help from Berlin.

Ira Spitzer has more from the German capital.

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S. Korean gov't still hopeful Kim visits Seoul this year

The South Korean government says it's still possible North Korean leader Kim Jong-un may visit Seoul this year despite a delay in nuclear talks between Washington and Pyongyang.

Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.

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South Korea's Unification Ministry says it's still preparing for the trip.

Leader Kim Jong-un promised President Moon Jae-in he'd visit Seoul within the year.

But delays in U.S.-North Korea talks have led to speculation the trip may be postponed.

Moon's government has been questioning whether a fourth Moon-Kim summit should come before or after Kim and President Donald Trump meet for a second time.

Trump's government says he'll meet Kim again after the new year.

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India's central bank holds key board meeting amid government dispute

India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, is holding a closely-watched board meeting.

There are hopes that this could bring an end to a fierce public dispute that it has been having with India's government.

Our correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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EU ministers draw up political declaration on future relationship with UK

European Union ministers are meeting in Brussels to draw up a so called political declaration on a future trading relationship with the UK after Brexit.

It's the next step on after the UK and the EU agreed a withdrawal agreement.

But as our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports, that deal is far from being approved in the UK parliament.

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Occupy Nine Plead Not Guilty in Hong Kong Umbrella Movement Trial

Key figures including the co-founders of Hong Kong's Occupy movement have pleaded not guilty to charges in connection with the 79-day protest.

The nine are facing the biggest trial by far related to the Occupy campaign, which brought the city to a standstill from late September to the middle of December in 2014.

Patrick Fok reports from Hong Kong.

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DEFENCE: Australian Senator questions reliance on the US as an ally

Australian Liberal Party senator Jim Molan, a former major general in the Australian Army, has warned against relying too heavily on the United States for military support.
He's questioned whether the US has the intention or willingness to send forces to its allies' defence, or the capacity to meet its worldwide commitments.
Arthur Stevens has more

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BUSINESS: Fairfax to be swallowed by Nine Entertainment

In Australia, Fairfax shareholders have voted in favour of a proposed merger with Nine Entertainment, after a late bid to save the Fairfax Media name failed.
The move brings the curtain down on the 177 year-old history of the independent publisher of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and the Australian Financial Review.
Arthur Stevens reports

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Devotees continue to obstruct entry of women at Indian temple

In the Indian state of Kerala, thousands of male devotees have continued to obstruct the entry of women into an 800-year-old temple.

Earlier this year, the country's highest court ruled that a centuries old tradition that keeps women of menstruating age out is a violation of the fundamental rights of women. Devotees claim that preventing the entry of women is essential since the temple's chief deity is celibate.

Our India correspondent Neha Poonia reports.

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