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Germany tried to deport Tunisian man wanted for the murder of 12 at Christmas market
Last-gasp private rescue plan for the world’s oldest bank looks set to fail
Sevil Shhaideh is close to PSD leader Liviu Dragnea, who is barred from office
America’s second biggest trade partner fears upheaval if trade deal is ripped up
New split in former militant wing reveals bitter feud in South Africa’s ruling party
Spanish premier takes advantage of political fragmentation
Millions still burn solid fuel indoors preparing food but also producing deadly fumes
Russian president can look back on a successful year but domestic issues are pressing
CCTV to be expanded but no requirement on authorities to install cameras
The president’s decision to say derails democracy in the region
The wall of fear that was so dramatically shattered is back up, stronger than before
Security firm accuses Russian intelligence’s ‘Fancy Bear’ hackers
Blow to government efforts to turn the country into a world-beating GMO power
China hawk Peter Navarro to lead new White House National Trade Council
Deloitte’s insight into government Brexit pains and its penalty have set a precedent
Recriminations begin over private sector rescue bid, as state prepares bailout
Parliamentary and public opposition must stand up for their rights
US president tries to shore up his legacy by making large area ‘indefinitely’ off-limits
Consultants go into self-imposed purdah as penance for leaking memo on Brexit
New sanctions risk becoming flashpoint between Europe and incoming US government
Moscow agreement part of deepening ties between Kremlin and far-right and left groups
A British diplomat wrote a paper three years ago — and it is striking how many of his insights are being proved correct
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Use of cleaner stoves resisted despite health and environmental concerns
Debate hardens on whether country should continue to use stockpile to support renminbi
The Wallonian parliament will still have a say on future agreements, writes Alan Beattie
Move comes after 62 people in Siberia die from drinking contaminated liquid
