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UK's chief rabbi: Anti-Semitism 'taken root' in Labour Party

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Ephraim Mirvis warns of 'poison' in main opposition party as UK prepares for general election.
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Thousands gather on Beirut's streets for anti-government protest

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Protesters gathered at Martyrs' Square following smaller demonstration earlier in the day supporting President Aoun.
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Lebanon protesters seek to shut down key state institutions

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Lebanese stage sit-ins at ministries, banks and state-affiliated companies in a bid to force ruling elite to step down.
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Hezbollah head says gov't fall could push Lebanon into 'chaos'

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Hassan Nasrallah hails reforms won by protesters but says demands have been hijacked and calls supporters leave streets.
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Lebanon PM Saad Hariri to submit resignation after mass protests

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The announcement comes amid mass anti-government protests demanding the departure of the country's political elite.
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Lebanon: PM Hariri submits resignation to president, protests continue

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Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has submitted his resignation letter to President Michel Aoun at Baabda Palace after nearly two weeks of nationwide protests.
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Can Hariri's resignation defuse crisis in Lebanon?

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After nearly two weeks of popular protests, Prime Minister Saad Hariri has resigned.
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Lebanon deadlock remains after PM quits

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Prime Minister Saad Hariri asked to remain on caretaker capacity as army clears roads after weeks of mass protests.
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Could Anwar Ibrahim be Malaysia's next prime minister? | Inside Story

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Anwar Ibrahim says he has enough support in parliament to be PM.
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Is Narendra Modi undermining secularism in India?

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Indian Prime Minister has defended his controversial citizenship law and angry protests are sweeping the country
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How will Germany tackle racially motivated attacks? I Inside Story

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Politicians promise strong response after nine people aer killed in racially motivated attack
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EU says social media giants falling short on disinformation strategy | Raw Politics

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With less than 100 days to go until the European Parliament elections, a European Commission report has raised concerns about Russian interference. The report hit out at web giants Facebook, Twitter and Google for not being proactive...
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Raw Politics: 'Gilets jaunes' protesters announce candidates for European elections

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"Gilets jaunes" (yellow vests) protesters released a list of candidates for this year’s European Parliament elections on Wednesday. Their newly formed party is called the Citizen’s Initiative Rally and plans to put forward 79 candidates...
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What's next for Italy's economic and political crisis? | Inside Story

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Former European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi expected to form a non-political government.
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Raw Politics: May sells Brexit deal, Ukraine-Russia and womens rights

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On Raw Politics this Monday: May sells her Brexit deal The EU 27 met on Sunday and endorsed the draft Brexit deal. Meanwhile, in London, UK Prime Minister Theresa May faced fresh questioning by parliament. Ukranian-Russian relations hit...
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Your Call in full: Migration 'fake news', Women's Day strikes, and Brexit deal or no deal

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Hosts Tesa Arcilla and Méabh McMahon were joined by guest panellists on Thursday evening for the latest episode of Your Call. The call-in show sees viewers from across Europe phone and Skype in to have their say on the issues directly...
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Austrian far-right march, Ryanair plane 'seized' and four other stories from around Europe

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1. Far-right march ban overturned A court in the Polish capital Warsaw overturned the city mayor's decision to call off a far-right march scheduled for Sunday to celebrate the centenary of Polish independence. Mayor Hanna...
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Sunday Scrum: Liberal fundraiser flap

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Political panel discusses Finance Minister Bill Morneau's controversial $1,500 fundraising dinner in Halifax
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Protests held outside venue for Germany's far-right AfD party convention

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The Alternative for Germany opened a convention on Saturday after a strong performance in the recent European election, as protesters gathered outside.
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As Telangana gears up for polls, thousands of names of dead people still in voters lists

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Telangana electoral rolls marred by 19,000 dead voters, sparking concerns of polling day misuse.
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South Africa election: 28 million eligible to vote on Wednesday

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Polling stations across South Africa are set up and ready for what will only be the country's seventh fully democratic election.
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How Ireland's newest political parties responding to immigration issues

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Representatives from Ireland's newest political parties line-up to explain why immigration tops their policy platforms for the upcoming 2024 European elections.
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How are Ireland's newest political parties responding to immigration issues?

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Representatives from Ireland's newest political parties line up to explain why immigration tops their policy platforms for the upcoming 2024 European elections.
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What sparring between B.C. United and Conservatives means for voters: Political Panel

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The Early Edition’s political panel weighs in on cybersecurity and the rejection of a deal between B.C. United and the B.C. Conservatives to avoid vote-splitting in the fall provincial election.