International edition
British Prime Minister Theresa May narrowly survives a vote of no-confidence in Parliament a day after suffering a historic defeat over her plan to leave the European Union. What is her next step to find a way forward for Brexit?
Meanwhile, Brazil’s new far right president signs a decree making it easier for citizens to keep a firearm at home in a country with one of the world’s highest murder rates.
Also, is ISIS really defeated and has the caliphate crumbled? While the US has taken nearly all of the organization’s territory away, ISIS still has about 30,000 fighters left.
Stay with us as these are some of the stories we have in store retracing the major current events covered by our various editorial teams presented by Elayne Wangalwa
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Brazilian police indict Bolsonaro for alleged attempted coup, threatening his political career
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Britain to appeal court decision that UK asylum law should not apply to Northern Ireland
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Brazil: Indigenous people gather for week-long protest in Brasilia
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UK Prime Minister and opposition spar over Rwanda deportation deal
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Brazil: 'Rebirth' in Rio as carnival street parties return
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Brazil: Thousands of indigenous people demonstrate for their land rights