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Boris Johnson points finger at Putin over ex-spy poisoning

Boris Johnson points finger at Putin over ex-spy poisoning

In a rapid escalation of a diplomatic crisis, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said the UK's problem was not with the Russian people but with the Russian leader.

  • by Thomas Penny

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Brazil mourns the murder of a rare political hero

All indications are that she was killed because she was bothering all the right people.

Mac Margolis

Robert Mueller just stepped over Donald Trump's red line. Now what?

The Special Counsel's team has subpoenaed the Trump Organisation for records pertaining to business deals – including some related to Russia.

Timothy L. O'Brien

    How Russia poisoned the myth of sovereignty

    Britain is now learning that it has less power and fewer ironclad allies than it thinks.

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      Andrew McCabe, target of Trump’s FBI scorn, fired before retirement

      Andrew McCabe, target of Trump’s FBI scorn, fired before retirement

      Andrew McCabe, the former FBI deputy director and a frequent target of US President Donald Trump's scorn, has been fired by Attorney-General Jeff Sessions.

      • by Matt Apuzzo & Adam Goldman
      Trump attorney accuses Daniels of violating nondisclosure agreement 20 times

      Trump attorney accuses Daniels of violating nondisclosure agreement 20 times

      Stormy Daniels may face more than $US20m in damages for violating a "hush agreement" to remain silent about an affair she alleges with Trump.

      • by Edvard Pettersson

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      He was Malaysia's 'snake whisperer' - until a cobra fatally bit him

      He was Malaysia's 'snake whisperer' - until a cobra fatally bit him

      Hussin said he inherited his skills from his father, whom he called a "snake charmer", and started training with snakes in 2007.

      China's feared anti-corruption crackdown is widening its net

      China's feared anti-corruption crackdown is widening its net

      For the first time the Chinese President's anti-corruption drive is a legal, not political, tool, but it still may not be a fair process.

      • by Kirsty Needham

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