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Exit poll: Three-way tie in Irish general election
The two main centre-right parties see decline in voter demographics, have said they will not work with Sinn Féin but opinion polls may make them reconsider
Irish elections are expected to produce a leftist surge
Sinn Fein is poised to make a historical breakthrough as country swings away from traditional parties
Coronavirus: iPhone maker to quarantine staff to stop spread
Taiwan's Foxconn will reopen its factories inside China on February 10
Syrian air defences intercept missiles
Several missiles targeted multiple areas around Damascus and near the Golan killing 12 militia members
Saudi Arabia begins screening of travellers from China as Chinese city is locked down
Checks introduced as China places city of Wuhan, where cases were first detected, under lockdown
Coronavirus reaches the US
The exact cause of the virus has yet to be found, but the city of Wuhan has been locked down
Iranian MP announces $3 million award for 'whoever kills Trump'
Politician who announced the bounty is from same province as Qassem Suleimani
Libya conference: what each party wants
In Berlin, Haftar and the GNA have goals, but so do Turkey, Russia, and the EU
Libya peace conference begins in Berlin as players seek to avoid another Syria
Several countries will be trying to broker a deal between the opposing sides
US and China poised to sign 'Phase One' of a trade deal
This signing would be the first step in reducing mutual tariffs and calming economic and trade tensions
Chinese delegation to go to US to sign 'Phase One' of trade deal
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will lead China's delegation from January 13 to 15
Greta Thunberg named 'Time' Person of the Year
Greta Thunberg tops poll in shortlist including US President Donald Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Hong Kong Protesters
Heavy rains claim 22 people in Uganda
Relentless rains have inundated East Africa in mudslides and flooding
