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- Meng Wanzhou: Oil paintings and books for detained Huawei executive December 2, 2019Meng Wanzhou's experience contrasts with two Canadians detained in China shortly after her arrest.
- Amazon pulls Auschwitz-themed Christmas ornaments December 2, 2019Poland's Auschwitz Memorial called on the retailer to halt sales of the "disturbing" merchandise
- Climate change: COP25 talks to open as 'point of no return' in sight December 2, 2019Politicians and diplomats meet in Spain as scientists and charities say urgent steps are needed.
- White House: Trump 'will not participate in impeachment hearing' December 2, 2019The president won't be able to "participate fairly" at Wednesday's hearing, the White House says.
- Yang Hengjun: Australia criticises China for detainment of 'democracy peddler' December 2, 2019Australian citizen Yang Hengjun, a former diplomat, has been detained in China since January.
- Reform and repression go hand in hand in Saudi Arabia December 2, 2019Sweeping social reforms have been accompanied by a crackdown on dissent, says Sebastian Usher.
- Letter from Africa: Is Kenya building bridges to nowhere? December 2, 2019Politicians have been given key recommendations to heal Kenya's deadly divides.
- In pictures: Bhopal 35 years on December 2, 2019Judah Passow's pictures of those living with the after-effects of the Bhopal chemical disaster of 1984.
- Home for Christmas: Jailed Norwegian spy released from Russia December 2, 2019A pensioner convicted of spying in Moscow says he shouldn't have trusted the Norwegian agent.
- Poland: Thousands rally to support country's judges December 1, 2019Protesters demanded the reinstatement of a judge, dismissed last week by the justice minister.
- Burkina Faso: Attack on church kills at least 14 December 1, 2019The victims were attending a church service on Sunday when gunmen opened fire.
- Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta prime minister Joseph Muscat to resign in new year December 1, 2019Joseph Muscat makes the announcement amid anger over the inquiry into a journalist's murder.
- Daphne Caruana Galizia: Why Malta’s prime minister had to go December 1, 2019The corruption scandal that swept Joseph Muscat from office after six years of prosperity and reform.
- Three jailed in Bangladesh over crash that sparked mass protests December 1, 2019Three transport workers are jailed for life in Bangladesh over a bus crash that killed two students.
- Iraq unrest: Parliament approves PM Abdul Mahdi's resignation December 1, 2019It comes after two months of protests in which security forces have killed about 400 people.
- India vet murder: Outrage mounts over Hyderabad rape killing December 1, 2019The 27-year-old's death in the southern city of Hyderabad has sparked furious protests.
- 'Nato is changing as the world is changing' - Secretary General December 1, 2019Jens Stoltenberg also spoke to the BBC's Andrew Marr about making sure Nato's members pay their fair share.
