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Premier League: Burnley 1-4 Manchester City

Over football news, Manchester City have bounced back from their draw against Newcastle after hammering Burnley 4-1 at Turf Moor.

Record number of 168 million people will need UN assistance in 2020

The United Nations says a record number of 168 million people will need assistance in 2020.

US judge orders removal of Huawei lawyer in sanctions case

A US judge on Tuesday disqualified James Cole, a lawyer for China’s Huawei, from defending the telecommunications equipment maker.

Trump lawyer to block ICC efforts to open war crimes probe

One of President Donald Trump’s personal lawyers plans to block efforts by the ICC to open an investigation into US war crimes overseas.

Death toll in Philippine typhoon rises to 10 as storm moves off

The death toll from a typhoon that hit provinces south of the Philippine capital rose to 10.

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Two farmers in Western Australia have turned a paddock into a flower field.

US House report accuses Trump of power abuse

US lawmakers at the House Intelligence Committee have accused President Donald Trump of abusing power.

US invasion has left Iraq devastated: Commentator

The US invasion of Iraq has devastated the country, an international lawyer tells Press TV.

Tuition Crisis

Iran, Russia, China to hold joint naval drills on Dec. 27: Iran Navy chief

Iran says it will hold joint naval drills with Russia and China in the Indian Ocean later this month.

Fisherman airlifted amid Kenya floods

Vincent Musila was out fishing when he got stranded on a small island near the small town of Thika on Friday.

Troubled waters for Egypt as Ethiopia pushes Nile dam

Mounting anxiety has gripped the already-strained farmers as the completion of Ethiopia’s gigantic dam on the Blue Nile draws nearer.

Protesters march to Buckingham Palace as NATO leaders attend reception

Several hundred protesters gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square on Tuesday in protest against NATO and US president.

US House shows bipartisan support for US military aid to Israel

US House of Representatives is showing bipartisan support for the US military aid to Israel.

Queen Elizabeth hosts NATO leaders at Buckingham Palace

NATO leaders attended a reception hosted by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.

German court annuls de facto armored vehicles export ban to Saudi Arabia

A German court has annulled a de facto export ban that prevented exporting armored vehicles to Saudi Arabia.

Erdogan urges NATO members to label groups in Syria as terrorists

Turkish president says he expected solidarity from the NATO members against threats that his country is facing.

Hundreds of Syrian refugees return home from Lebanon

Hundreds of Syrian refugees return from Lebanon to their home villages and towns, liberated from foreign-backed terrorist groups by the Syrian army, state media say.

Rockets hit Iraq military base gatecrashed by Trump, Pence

Rocket barrage hits a western Iraqi airbase accommodating American forces, which has notoriously hosted surprise visits by the US president and his second-in-command.

US Navy places order for 9 nuclear subs worth $22bn

The US Navy has signed a $22 billion contract for the building and delivery of nine nuclear-powered attack submarines.

Cousin of ex-Daesh leader Baghdadi captured in northern Iraq

Iraqi security forces have captured a cousin of the former leader of the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group in the country’s northern province of Kirkuk.

Londoners hold protest against Trump, NATO

Crowds gather in London’s Trafalgar Square for a rally against NATO and US President Donald Trump.

Israel whitewashing Palestinian suffering at UN: Analyst

Israel’s UN mission seeks to push through a resolution, which recognizes the Jewish refugees, who were taken in by Israel after its ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians in 1948.

Russia hints deeper OPEC+ cuts could be possible

Russia’s energy minister says the mood before an OPEC+ meeting on Friday is constructive.

Putin denounces NATO’s post-Soviet expansion as ‘pointless’

Russian President Vladimir Putin denounces NATO’s continued expansion following the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union as “pointless.”