Murder inquiry launched after man found dead in County Armagh
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Police arrest 39-year-old after man in his 40s discovered with serious head and facial injuries in Mountnorris
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Scottish councils halt removal of saltire flags after workers threatened
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Aberdeenshire and Falkirk suspend operations and seek Police Scotland support as flags placed in towns and cities following a social media campaign
Soldier accused over Bloody Sunday killings to stand trial in September
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Pre-trial hearing in Belfast clears way for former paratrooper’s trial on murder and attempted murder charges related to 1972 Bogside shootings
South Yorkshire PC admits blackmail after posing as 'paedophile hunter'
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Marie Thompson pleaded guilty at Leeds Crown Court to blackmail and perverting the course of justice after anonymously demanding £3,500 from a suspect in a child-image investigation
Australia-Israel ties hit new low amid mass protests, but officials say business continues
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Tens of thousands rallied across Australia after a diplomatic fallout that included visa cancellations and accusations of foreign interference, even as diplomats maintain day-to-day cooperation.
Kim Jong Un Brings Young Daughter to Beijing as North Korea Signals Possible Heir
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Kim Ju Ae, whose age and exact role remain unclear, has appeared increasingly at public state events and was pictured alongside her father during his visit to China.
'A bullet went through my skull': Tanzania abduction survivor
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Social media activist Edgar Mwakabela, known as Sativa, says he was kidnapped from Dar es Salaam, flown more than 1,000km and beaten; he blames security operatives while the government denies targeting critics.
India chooses geopolitical signals and export support instead of direct retaliation to US 50% tariffs
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Tariffs took effect 27 August as trade talks stalled; analysts warn prolonged measures could shave up to 0.8% off India's GDP
From 'We can do it' to the drawbridge: Europe’s migration shift since 2015
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After more than a million arrivals in 2015, European states have tightened borders, struck external deals and reshaped asylum policy, leaving island communities wary of another surge.