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Japan PM Fumio Kishida To Step Down Amid Sinking Poll Ratings
Japan's unpopular Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to quit after announcing on Wednesday he will not seek re-election as party chief.
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"Scandalous": European Council On Russian Blockade Of Ukraine Ports
The Kremlin has since asked Turkey to help Russia export its grain to African countries without any involvement from Ukraine.
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Ukraine To Replace Defence Minister After Corruption Scandals
Ukraine's defence minister will be preplaced by the chief of the military intelligence ahead of an expected Russian offensive and following corruption scandals, a senior lawmaker said on Sunday.
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"Scandalous Headlines, Unverified Footage": Government Note To Channels
Taking exception to television coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Delhi riots, the government today issued a strong advisory to news channels asking them to abide by the programme code laid down by the relevant laws.
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Historic Trump Impeachment Trial To Begin Today In US Senate
President Donald Trump's historic impeachment trial begins in earnest Tuesday in the Senate, with Democrats calling for his removal from office and Republicans determined to acquit him- and quickly, if possible.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky Says Ukraine Getting "Tired" Of Trump Scandal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday that his country is "tired" of questions related to the Trump scandal, amid a critical week of public impeachment hearings in Washington.
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Donald Trump Has Admitted To Bribery, Says Nancy Pelosi
House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday President Donald Trump already has admitted to bribery in the Ukraine scandal at the heart of a Democratic-led inquiry, accusing him of an impeachable offence under the U.S. Constitution.
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Republicans Fumble As New Details In Impeachment Hearings Corner Trump
The first day of public impeachment hearings unearthed new evidence potentially implicating President Donald Trump more directly in a scheme to center American policy toward Ukraine on political investigations, heightening the stakes of upcoming proceedings that will include a set of critical witnesses.
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White House Official Who Heard Trump-Ukraine Call Was Told To Keep Quiet
Several days after President Donald Trump's phone call with the leader of Ukraine, a top White House lawyer instructed a senior national security official not to discuss his grave concerns about the leaders' conversation with anyone outside the White House, according to three people familiar with the aide's testimony.
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"China Should Start An Investigation Into The Bidens," Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump on Thursday again invited foreign interference in a U.S. presidential election by publicly calling on China to investigate Democratic political rival Joe Biden, the kind of request that has already triggered an impeachment inquiry in Congress.
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"Wasting Everyone's Time": Trump Blasts Democrats Over Impeachment Probe
President Donald Trump accused the Democratic Party on Wednesday of wasting time on the impeachment probe sparked by the Ukraine scandal engulfing the White House, dismissing the inquiry as "bullshit."
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Democrats Threaten To Subpoena White House For Ukraine Scandal Documents
Democrats leading an impeachment inquiry of Donald Trump Wednesday threatened to subpoena the White House if it fails to turn over documents related to the president's efforts to get Ukraine to probe a political rival.
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"I Deserve To Meet My Accuser": Trump On Ukraine Scandal Whistleblower
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday he wants and deserves to meet the anonymous whistleblower at the center of the fast-moving scandal that has triggered an impeachment probe against him.
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Top Aides To Trump Claim He's True "Whistleblower" In Ukraine Scandal
Top aides to Donald Trump sought Sunday to turn the tables on Democrats pushing for his impeachment, insisting the president was the true "whistleblower" in pushing Ukraine to probe the son of rival Joe Biden for corruption.
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Russia Tells US Not To Release Trump-Putin Transcripts
Russia on Friday urged the United States not to publish Donald Trump's conversations with Vladimir Putin after a growing scandal led the White House to release a transcript from a call with Ukraine's leader.
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Japan PM Fumio Kishida To Step Down Amid Sinking Poll Ratings
Japan's unpopular Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to quit after announcing on Wednesday he will not seek re-election as party chief.
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"Scandalous": European Council On Russian Blockade Of Ukraine Ports
The Kremlin has since asked Turkey to help Russia export its grain to African countries without any involvement from Ukraine.
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Ukraine To Replace Defence Minister After Corruption Scandals
Ukraine's defence minister will be preplaced by the chief of the military intelligence ahead of an expected Russian offensive and following corruption scandals, a senior lawmaker said on Sunday.
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"Scandalous Headlines, Unverified Footage": Government Note To Channels
Taking exception to television coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Delhi riots, the government today issued a strong advisory to news channels asking them to abide by the programme code laid down by the relevant laws.
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Historic Trump Impeachment Trial To Begin Today In US Senate
President Donald Trump's historic impeachment trial begins in earnest Tuesday in the Senate, with Democrats calling for his removal from office and Republicans determined to acquit him- and quickly, if possible.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky Says Ukraine Getting "Tired" Of Trump Scandal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday that his country is "tired" of questions related to the Trump scandal, amid a critical week of public impeachment hearings in Washington.
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Donald Trump Has Admitted To Bribery, Says Nancy Pelosi
House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday President Donald Trump already has admitted to bribery in the Ukraine scandal at the heart of a Democratic-led inquiry, accusing him of an impeachable offence under the U.S. Constitution.
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Republicans Fumble As New Details In Impeachment Hearings Corner Trump
The first day of public impeachment hearings unearthed new evidence potentially implicating President Donald Trump more directly in a scheme to center American policy toward Ukraine on political investigations, heightening the stakes of upcoming proceedings that will include a set of critical witnesses.
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White House Official Who Heard Trump-Ukraine Call Was Told To Keep Quiet
Several days after President Donald Trump's phone call with the leader of Ukraine, a top White House lawyer instructed a senior national security official not to discuss his grave concerns about the leaders' conversation with anyone outside the White House, according to three people familiar with the aide's testimony.
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"China Should Start An Investigation Into The Bidens," Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump on Thursday again invited foreign interference in a U.S. presidential election by publicly calling on China to investigate Democratic political rival Joe Biden, the kind of request that has already triggered an impeachment inquiry in Congress.
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"Wasting Everyone's Time": Trump Blasts Democrats Over Impeachment Probe
President Donald Trump accused the Democratic Party on Wednesday of wasting time on the impeachment probe sparked by the Ukraine scandal engulfing the White House, dismissing the inquiry as "bullshit."
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Democrats Threaten To Subpoena White House For Ukraine Scandal Documents
Democrats leading an impeachment inquiry of Donald Trump Wednesday threatened to subpoena the White House if it fails to turn over documents related to the president's efforts to get Ukraine to probe a political rival.
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"I Deserve To Meet My Accuser": Trump On Ukraine Scandal Whistleblower
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday he wants and deserves to meet the anonymous whistleblower at the center of the fast-moving scandal that has triggered an impeachment probe against him.
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Top Aides To Trump Claim He's True "Whistleblower" In Ukraine Scandal
Top aides to Donald Trump sought Sunday to turn the tables on Democrats pushing for his impeachment, insisting the president was the true "whistleblower" in pushing Ukraine to probe the son of rival Joe Biden for corruption.
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Russia Tells US Not To Release Trump-Putin Transcripts
Russia on Friday urged the United States not to publish Donald Trump's conversations with Vladimir Putin after a growing scandal led the White House to release a transcript from a call with Ukraine's leader.
