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British opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, right and his wife Laura Alvarez leave after voting in the general election in Islington in Islington, London, England, Thursday, Dec. 12, 2019 .U.K. voters are deciding Thursday who they want to resolve the stalemate over Brexit in a parliamentary election widely seen as one of the most decisive in modern times. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)

UK Election: live updates with Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn set for tight battle

December 12, 2019
An European Union flag flies in front of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels on December 3, 2019. / AFP / Aris Oikonomou

Europe punching vastly below its weight in Middle East, says report

December 12, 2019
Boris Johnson bills himself as the man to finally end the Brexit impasse. AFP

Polls narrow as UK political leaders enter final campaigning day

December 11, 2019
Pigeons fly outside the courthouse in Istanbul during the trial of Metin Topuz, a US consulate staffer accused of spying and attempting to overthrow the government. AFP

US consular worker to remain in Turkish jail on espionage charges

December 11, 2019
Boris Johnson has apologised for Islamophobia within his party.

UK Election: Will British Muslims back Boris Johnson?

December 11, 2019
Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi attends the second day of hearings at The Hague in a case filed by The Gambia against Myanmar alleging genocide against the minority Muslim Rohingya population. Reuters

Aung San Suu Kyi calls Rohingya genocide allegations 'misleading'

December 11, 2019
French President Emmanuel Macron called Iran's detention of two academics 'intolerable'. AFP

Macron calls for immediate release of French nationals held in Iran

December 11, 2019
Greece has become the main point of entry for migrants trying to reach Europe. EPA

Bodies of six migrants found on Greek-Turkish border

December 11, 2019
Omani student Mohammed Abdullah Al Araimi was killed  in a knife attack early on Friday as he returned from a restaurant in London. Met Police

London robbers mingle with shoppers to target wealthy buyers

December 10, 2019
Labour's Jeremy Corbyn has been critical of Nato. Getty

Britain Decides: Senior Labour figure said his party could not win election

December 10, 2019
Aberdeen Harbour. Getty Images

Britain Decides: UK’s parties go head-to-head over oil and gas in Scotland

December 10, 2019
Politicians in Sweden called for the closure of a leading Islamic school in Gothenburg, Sweden. Kjell Holmner

Swedish Islamic school closed over radicalisation fears

December 10, 2019
New Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin has important decisions to make over 5G. AFP

Chinese and Russian spies showing interest in Finland, security officials warn

December 10, 2019
David Davis, Philip Hammond and Boris Johnson listen to Theresa May's Brexit speech in Florence in 2017. Mr Hammond says Mr Johnson must bring hard Brexit colleagues in to line after the election. Alessandra Tarantino / Reuters

Boris Johnson must shun hard Brexit 'ideologues' and strike trade deal with Europe, ex-chancellor says

December 10, 2019
Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi attends a hearing at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands December 10, 2019. Reuters

Aung San Suu Kyi attends Rohingya genocide hearing at The Hague

December 10, 2019
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Saudi Arabia announced spending of 1.02 trillion riyals for 2020, setting a higher year-on-year deficit as it expects lower revenue due to oil production cuts. AFP

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In this picture taken on November 8, 2018, Scottish novelist Irvine Welsh poses during an interview with AFP in Hong Kong. - Twenty-five years ago Irvine Welsh's debut novel "Trainspotting" burst out of the housing schemes and back alleys of post-industrial Scotland in a whirlwind of drugs, sex and violence that horrified and delighted critics alike. Scotland's most famous ex-heroin addict is still delivering the goods, and is as far as ever from settling for "carpet slippers and a cottage on the coast." (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP)

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A Peshmerga foot soldier defending an outpost in the Qara Chokh mans a gun looking out to the plain where ISIS is using tunnels and caves to evade capture. Jack Moore / The National

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The number of children we have is also a question of how we can provide food, shelter, water and goods for the ever expanding global population. Getty 

Beyond the Headlines: How many children is too many?

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