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Sergei Skripal's fate fits a similar pattern to that of over a dozen attempted or successful assassinations of both Russian and British citizens that could be traced back to the Kremlin.
In Perth, Western Australia, over 70 artists present their sculptures at the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition. Pictured here, "Looking for Sharks" by Danger Dave, Christian Rager and Damien Hirst 
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The new figures show the global burden is shifting from South Asia to sub-Saharan Africa.
The new owner of the Trump International Hotel in Panama City, Panama wanted the Trump brand gone. The president's family business refused. Cut to: Trump's name being chiseled off the hotel 12 days later.
Kim Jong Un expressed his desire to "write a new history of national reunification".
More than half of Italian voters cast their ballots for populist, anti-establishment candidates.
Wednesday's vote will pit up 16 candidates and it marks the first time the country's two oldest parties, which have dominated politics since independence in 1961, could realistically lose their grip on power.
The man, identified by the British media as Sergei Skripal, a former military intelligence officer, was convicted in Russia in 2006 on charges of spying for Britain.
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A Siberian chill, dubbed the 'Beast from the East,' continued to blanket Europe in snow and ice over the last few days. From Amsterdam's Prinsengracht canal, to Berlin's Spree river and surrounding lakes, or the banks of the Vistula in Warsaw, these are some of the landscapes Europeans witnessed over the weekend.
Chancellor Angela Merkel can now start appointing her Cabinet. And she is already facing discontent from her own party.
A 'Holocaust bill' in Poland is sparking international outrage. Some politicians accuse the Polish government of rewriting history.
Here's why people are so furious.
Introducing: The man who unseated the twenty-year leader of Italy's far-right party.
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A sea of thousands of Chinese legislators gathered in Beijing's Great Hall of the People today to launch China's 13th National People's Congress, the country's biggest political event of the year.
The ruling Communist Party's decision late last month to remove the two-term limit sets the stage for Xi to extend his power, and is set to be ratified during the two-week parliamentary session. Xi recently began his second five-year term.
"I would like to thank President Trump for leading the way. His courageous decision has encouraged us to do what is right."
