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World's 'Toughest' Sanctions on North Korea

The 'toughest' sanctions in the world are being imposed on North Korea.

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Brazil's Economic Slump

Brazil sees an almost 4% contraction in its economy.

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'Prepare for Global Recession Again'

Veteran investor Jim Rogers says that the global economy is in for a rough ride.

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Migrant crisis: EU and Turkey delay decision as summit ends

The EU and Turkey have delayed a decision on how to ease the migration crisis.

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Nigeria to Stop Importing Petroleum

Nigeria is to stop importing petroleum within 18 months

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Myanmar to Choose President

Myanmar is due to choose the first president of a new democratic age

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More Financial Stimulus for Europe

The European Central Bank announces measures to speed up Europe's economic recovery

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Fukushima: Five Years After Nuclear Disaster

Five years on - have lessons been learned from the Fukushima nuclear disaster?

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Putin Orders Troop Withdrawal from Syria

Russian president Vladimir Putin has ordered his troops to start withdrawing from Syria

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Crucial Vote in US Primary Elections

Five US states are holding primary elections for November's presidential election

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Brazil's Lula To Be President Rousseff's Chief of Staff

She dismissed claims it part of a strategy to shield him from a corruption investigation.

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Brazil Judge Blocks Lula Appointment to Government

Judge blocks former president's appointment as chief of staff to incumbent Dilma Rousseff

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Migrant Crisis: Turkey and EU Reach Deal on Returns

Under the deal, some Europe-bound migrants will be returned to Turkey.

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Barack Obama: 'Change is Going to Happen in Cuba'

President Obama makes the first Cuban visit by an incumbent American leader in 88 years

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Brussels in Shock After Bombings

The Belgian government announces three days of mourning, after bombs explode in Brussels.

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Exxon-Mobil Hit by the Rockefeller Family Fund

Exxon-Mobil accused of morally reprehensible behaviour by the Rockefeller family charity

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Ethiopia in Drought Crisis

The Ethiopian government struggles to cope in the face of a drought gripping the country.

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Terrorism's 'Financial Pressures'

US defence chiefs claim they have killed Islamic State group's finance minister.

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Fidel Castro Scorns Obama's Cuba Visit

Fidel Castro has broken his silence over President Obama's visit in a damning letter

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Brazil Coalition Party Quits Government

The PMDB has voted for an 'immediate exit' from President Dilma Rousseff's government

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Foxconn Agrees to Buy Sharp

Taiwan's Foxconn has agreed a deal to take over struggling electronics firm Sharp.

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GSK to 'Drop Patents in Poor Countries'

GlaxoSmithKline wants to make it easier for manufacturers to copy its medicines

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California Agrees Highest Minimum Wage

Lawmakers in New York and California agree to the highest minimum wage in America.

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The Latest From the Panama Papers Scandal

The latest details to emerge from the leaked Panama Papers deal with sanctions dodging.

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Icelandic PM Quits Over Offshore Firm

The 'Panama Papers' scandal has claimed its first political scalp in Iceland.

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Pfizer Abandons $160bn Allergan Deal

The deal to make the biggest drugs company in the world is off.

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Panama Papers: Argentina Leader Mauricio Macri Faces Probe

Could the president of Argentina be the next political victim of the Panama Papers?

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Panama Papers: Argentina President Denies Wrongdoing

We have more on the "Panama papers" revelations about Argentina's president.

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Panama Papers: The British Virgin Islands Under Pressure

The top tax haven identified in the Panama Papers is facing pressure to be more open.

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Coal giant Peabody files for bankruptcy protection

Peabody Energy, the world's biggest coal miner, has filed for bankruptcy protection.

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