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EU divided over top job after polls redraw political map

Top European leaders applauded the Sunday election results but the battle for top European Union jobs continues following a summit of member-state leaders in Brussels on Tuesday.

Kushner renews push for Middle East peace

RABAT, Morocco - US President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, met Morocco's King Mohammed VI on Tuesday as part of a fresh push on a long-promised peace plan for the region.

US may suspend training Turkish pilots for F-35 jets

WASHINGTON - The United States is seriously considering suspending training for Turkish pilots on advanced F-35 fighter jets as Ankara moves ahead with plans to purchase a Russian missile defense system despite objections from Washington, sources told Reuters on Tuesday.

Pressure builds on Labour for 2nd Brexit referendum

Thousands of grassroots members of the United Kingdom's Labour Party have begun an intensive lobbying campaign aimed at persuading their leaders to get behind the idea of a second Brexit referendum.

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Rail project broadens horizons in Indonesia

Using GPS survey equipment to conduct rail track measurements is one thing Vernando Tinambunan finds fascinating about his job.

Candidates told not to leave EU without pact

Two of the front-runners in the battle to replace United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May have been told they will not be allowed to preside over the nation crashing out of the European Union without a divorce deal.

30 dead in DR Congo boat accident

At least 30 people died and dozens more were missing on Sunday after a boat accident on a lake in western Democratic Republic of Congo, a local mayor said, Agence France-Presse reported.

Expert: Iran-US disputes won't develop into war

Teheran - The recent military buildup by US regional forces has increased the danger of conflicts between Teheran and Washington and has worried regional and international players.

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UK leadership hopefuls vow to succeed where Theresa May failed on Brexit

The race to succeed British Prime Minister Theresa May is heating up, the field of Conservative contenders is quickly growing and the focus is squarely on how to handle Brexit, The Associated Press reported.