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UK election: Ruling Conservatives win majority
Result alllows Prime Minister Boris Johnson to push through his vision for Brexit
Over 9 million facing food shortages in the Sahel amid worsening violence
The number of people facing food crisis in the region could near 15 million in 2020
US warship seizes Iranian missile parts destined for Yemen
Mike Pompeo meets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss Iranian aggression
Macron to seek African approval for French military presence in Sahel
French President calls for reassessment of country’s involvement in region after deadly helicopter crash
Emiratis in the UK gather for National Day celebration
Guests in London enjoyed traditional music, dancing and food as they celebrated an important year for the Emirates
Iraq's political elites ‘doubling down’ in defence of the status quo
Chatham House expert views the protests as an ‘existential threat’ to the country’s political system
France honours its fallen in fight against extremists in the Sahel
Hundreds lined avenues in Paris to pay their respects to the soldiers as support for France’s military presence in Africa remains strong
Coalition future in doubt as Angela Merkel’s party closes door on renegotiation
Christian Democrat leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said the new SPD leadership ‘must decide whether they want to stay in this coalition or not’
UN to stop providing food at Libya centre for most vulnerable migrants
Nearly 1,200 migrants rely on humanitarian assistance at the UN-run Gathering and Departure Facility
Britain Decides: Conservatives fail to gain foothold in key marginal seats despite poll surge
With recent polls predicting near landslide win for Conservatives, party should be doing well in Bristol bellwether seat it held until two years ago
Support pours in for UK’s first British Palestinian MP after Twitter attack
Layla Moran is standing for re-election in the Oxford constituency she won in 2017
Bloodshed in Baghdad as Sweden investigates Iraq minister for 'crimes against humanity'
Estimated 350 people believed to have been killed in largest demonstrations since fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003
Greece to shut three largest island camps in migration overhaul
The government has committed to relocating 20,000 migrants to the mainland by next year
Italy's Salvini investigated over migrant rescue standoff
The former interior minister has frequently clashed with rescue organisations and barred ships from Italian waters and ports
UK business leaders call on incoming government to restore public trust
The Institute of Directors has issued its own manifesto ahead of the general election on December 12
