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What's going on with the UK Royal Family?

Reported differences between members of the British Royal Family have complicated the beginning of the reign of King Charles III. We examine whether …

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Inside Trump’s legal strategy

Former US President Donald Trump has been criminally indicted four times and will have a series of trials to attend in 2024 as he pursues a comeback …

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Will Argentina's new president nicknamed 'The Madman' deliver his radical promises?

Javier Milei is far from your average politician. His critics call him ‘El Loco’, meaning The Madman and he certainly plays up to that reputation hav…

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What we know about Hamas and its military capacity

Israel has vowed to eliminate the perpetrators of the October 7th attack, which killed more than 1,200 people and saw around 240 taken hostage.

Hamas…

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A risky escape from North Korea

North Koreans are forbidden from making contact with the outside world. But what happens when one family decides they want to leave?

Our Seoul Corresp…

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Elon Musk’s global satellite ambition

Elon Musk is the world's richest person. He leads Tesla, Twitter and SpaceX and he owns half the satellites in Earth’s lower orbit; with over 5,000 a…

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Could Europe defend Ukraine on its own?

With the war in Ukraine dragging on, continuing military aid has become a contentious political issue in the United States. So, if support from Kyiv’…

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Is Europe a hotbed for the far-right?

After populist politician Geert Wilders wins the most seats in the Netherlands election, we ask if his success is part of a broader European pattern.…

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Inside COP28: a climate summit in an oil state, a BBC exclusive and a UAE fightback

World leaders are arriving in Dubai for COP28 – the most significant annual climate summit.

The BBC’s climate editor, Justin Rowlatt, takes us behin…

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How did tiny Qatar become a global hostage negotiator?

How has a small country in the Middle East managed to become a key player in the negotiations between Israel and Hamas? Today, with the BBC’s securit…

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