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Putin's Russia
Medvedev was Putin's wingman for years - now Putin wants some distance
For four years, he acted as a seat-warmer, nominally president from 2008, but he was seen as weak and became unpopular.
- by Robyn Dixon
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Huawei ban
Theresa May's former chief of staff intervenes in Huawei debate
Nick Timothy's intervention is significant given his past positions at the highest levels of the UK government, serving as a special advisor to Theresa May.
- by Latika Bourke
Putin's Russia
Entire Russian government resigns after Vladimir Putin speech
The unexpected announcement came shortly after Putin proposed a nationwide vote on sweeping changes that would shift power from the presidency to parliament.
- by Bevan Shields
Royal family
Court documents show Meghan's father may testify against her
The Duchess of Sussex is suing British tabloid the Mail on Sunday for breach of privacy, copyright and data protection.
- by Camilla Tominey
Royal family
Questions of racism linger as Harry, Meghan step back
From the start, some in the media wrote about Meghan using racially loaded terms. One tabloid columnist referred to her "exotic" DNA.
- by Jill Lawless
Royal family
Meghan did not 'dial in' to the Sandringham summit
Instead, family talks about the Sussexes' future were left to her husband, Prince Harry, 35, to thrash out with his grandmother, his father and his brother.
- by Victoria Ward
Explosion
Explosion in northeastern Spain triggers chemical emergency
Emergency services for the Catalonia region called the blast a "chemical accident" and advised residents to refrain from going outside as a preventive measure.
Huawei ban
'It would be an issue': Malcolm Turnbull intervenes in UK's Huawei debate
The former prime minister warned Boris Johnson that allowing Huawei to build Britain's 5G network would compromise the ability of the Five Eyes countries to collect and share intelligence.
- by Latika Bourke
Vatican City
Pope Benedict orders his name be removed from controversial book on celibacy
The book has been viewed as an attempt to hijack the debate and force Pope Francis to reaffirm the status quo.
- by Bevan Shields
Royal family
The divided British royals can fix problems, Johnson says
Boris Johnson expressed confidence the royals would overcome their problems after the queen reluctantly gave her blessing to Prince Harry and Meghan.
- by Michael Holden
Opinion
Royal family
Meghan rewrites the rules of royal engagement
The royal rift is about much more than racism.
- by Celia Walden