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South Korea's Bong in Oscars race marked by lack of diversity
Bong Joon-ho secures nomination for the film, 'Parasite', but women and ethnic minorities overlooked.
Trudeau: Plane victims would be alive if not for US-Iran tensions
Trudeau says Canadians feeling 'tremendous grief and loss' and need 'clear answers' about what happened to the aircraft.
Microsoft CEO Nadella criticises India's citizenship law
Nadella, who grew up in Indian city of Hyderabad, said he is saddened by the new law that discriminates against Muslims.
Melbourne chokes amid warning gigantic fires could become routine
Scientists say severity of fires in Australia and elsewhere will only be reduced with efforts to reduce global warming.
North Korea 'remains open to talks' with US: South Korea's Moon
South Korean leader says US President Trump's birthday greetings to Kim Jong-un a 'good idea' to help break impasse.
'Good progress' but Libya ceasefire deal awaits Haftar signature
Commander of eastern-based Libyan National Army asks to be given until Tuesday to decide whether to sign deal or not.
Stardust: Oldest material on earth found inside meteorite
Stardust found to be as old as 7 billion years, and provides evidence about the way stars were formed in our galaxy.
Guatemalans demand arrest of outgoing president for corruption
Jimmy Morales' immunity will lapse for just a few hours on Tuesday before he's sworn into Central American Parliament.
‘Pushing boundaries’: The rise of Samizdat publishing in Vietnam
Liberal Publishing House publishes and distributes books Vietnam's government does not wants its citizens to read.
Political vacuum in Haiti could let president rule by decree
Protesters have vowed to return to the streets to demand President Jovenel Moise step down.
France, Sahel nations to bolster military cooperation
French President Macron commits to extra 220 troops in push against fighters in the Sahel.
US Attorney General Barr: Soleimani killing was 'legitimate'
Comments come as critics question Trump's claim that Iran's Soleimani was planning an 'imminent attack' against the US.
Iran signals Canada will play active role in downed flight probe
Officials say Iran has indicated Canadian investigators will be more involved than required by int'l law.
US expels 21 Saudi cadets after Florida naval base attack probe
US says 21 didn't have prior knowledge of shooting, but did have contact with child pornography or anti-American content
How does the US impeachment process work?
What does it take to impeach a United States president? What does it take to remove a US president from office?
Has campaign against armed groups in West Africa's Sahel failed?
France hosts summit of Sahel's regional leaders following 'unprecedented' attacks that killed more than 4,000 people.
Britain secretly funded Reuters in 1960s and 1970s
Declassified documents illustrate gov't involvement, which outlet says it would not allow today according to principles.
US troops clear rubble from Iraq base days after Iran strike
Journalists touring the Ain al-Asad base saw large craters on the ground but sources say US forces knew what was coming.
Frustrations grow over bank restrictions in Lebanon
Capital controls have been in place since anti-establishment protests against the political class began in mid-October.
Hardline Hindus protest huge Jesus statue in India's Karnataka
Hindus linked to ruling BJP rally against planned statue that will rival Rio de Janeiro's Christ The Redeemer for size.

