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- Police, govt condemn violence in Sunday Hong Kong protests September 16, 2019Police blame 'radical protesters' for unrest as government reiterates that violence is no answer to city's problems.
- Outsiders claim lead after Tunisia presidential poll first round September 16, 2019Kais Saied and Nabil Karoui say exit polls show they’ve made it to runoff, with preliminary results due on Tuesday.
- Saudi oil attack reignites fears of Iran-US conflict in the Gulf September 16, 2019Iran's Revolutionary Guard warns it is ready to respond saying its missiles could hit US bases and ships within 2,000km.
- N Korea leader Kim invites Trump to Pyongyang in new letter September 16, 2019Letter from Kim Jong Un was passed to Trump in August and talked of his willingness to resume stalled nuclear talks.
- Hong Kong protesters clash with riot police September 16, 2019Tens of thousands take to the streets demanding greater freedoms from Beijing in the former British colony.
- What does Israel's election mean for Palestinian factions? September 15, 2019The Palestinian Authority has not hidden its desire to see the back of long-term Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
- How will Saudi Arabia respond to attacks on its oil plants? September 15, 2019Drone attacks have forced the world's largest oil exporter to cut production in half.
- Dozens of people missing after boat sinks in DRC September 15, 2019Seventy-six people survived after the vessel went down but dozens are feared drowned in the Congo river.
- Tunisians vote in unpredictable presidential contest September 15, 2019No clear frontrunner in race involving 24 candidates vying for the presidency with the struggling economy a main focus.
- UK's PM Johnson likens himself to The Incredible Hulk September 15, 2019Defiant British leader vows Brexit on October 31 saying if Bruce Banner was bound by manacles, Hulk exploded out.
- Hong Kong protests: Police use tear gas on demonstrators September 15, 2019Tear gas and water cannon are police tactics which have only so far emboldened protesters to keep surging forward.
- Hong Kong violence flares after banned march September 15, 2019Police fire tear gas, water cannon and rubber bullets to disperse activists.
