Newshour Podcast
Interviews, news and analysis of the day’s global events.
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Syrian civil war: Damascus condemns Turkey convoy for Idlib
Today
Syria condemns the convoy and says it's heading for the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun
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Islamic State claims Kabul wedding bombing
Yesterday
The Islamic State group says it was behind the wedding bombing attack in Kabul
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Bomb rips through wedding in Kabul
Saturday
A suicide bomb attack on a wedding in the Afghan capital has caused many casualties.
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Sudan army and civilians seal landmark deal
Saturday
Sudan conflict: Army and civilians seal power-sharing deal
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Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF party defends its economic policy
Friday
Spokesman Xavier Zavare defends the policy, despite protests in the capital Harare
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North Korea launches blistering verbal attack on South
Friday
North Korea has called President Moon delusional and reportedly held a missile test.
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Israel will deny entry to two US Congresswomen
Thursday
Israel bars Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib from visiting
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US moves to stop Iranian tanker release
Thursday
The US Department of Justice has made a last-minute request to authorities in Gibraltar
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US to China: leave Hong Kong alone
Wednesday
US House Foreign Affairs Committee warns China against military intervention in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrators apologise for airport chaos
Wednesday
Police in Hong Kong criticize pro-democracy activists for detaining two people
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Hong Kong protesters cripple airport for second day
Last Tuesday
Flight check-in at Hong Kong airport suspended for a second consecutive day
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Hong Kong leader issues fresh warning to protesters
Last Tuesday
Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam warns protesters not to push city 'into abyss'
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Hong Kong airport to resume flights after after a day-long sit in by protesters
Last Monday
Protesters occupying Hong Kong Airport have left after a dire warning from Beijing
The New Silk Road
How China is launching a major new trade route via the ancient Silk Road
70 Years On: Partition Stories
Memories and stories of Partition in 1947 and the legacy Partition leaves with us today
China, the Party and the People
Clips, reports and highlights on a society in flux
Inside The Philippines’ Deadly War On Drugs
A brutal crack-down on drugs that has claimed more than 7000 lives
