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China to 'cut US car tariff to 15%'The reported proposal would make tariffs on US cars the same as those from other countries.
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Michael Kovrig: Canadian ex-diplomat 'held in China'
Reports of Michael Kovrig's arrest come days after a top Huawei executive was detained in Canada.
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Grace Millane: Police in search for long-handled shovel
A body believed to be that of British backpacker Grace Millane was found on the outskirts of Auckland.
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Time Magazine Person of the Year 2018 honours journalists
Jamal Khashoggi and others "in pursuit of greater truths" are named 2018's Person of the Year.
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Truck drivers face prison in Singapore for $1 bribes
The two migrant workers face five years in prison and a $100,000 Singapore dollar fine if convicted.
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Delivery driver sacked for eating orders
A Zomato delivery driver was filmed eating food meant for customers and resealing the boxes in India.
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US Marines: Five missing after Japan crash declared dead
A massive search operation had been launched after two planes collided off Japan on 6 December.
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Thailand election date set and campaign ban lifted
After many delays, the military has committed to a date as a first step to restore democracy.
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Refugee footballer fights extradition to Bahrain
Bahraini Hakeem Al-Araibi, who has refugee status in Australia, was detained in Thailand last month.
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Grace Millane: Solo backpacking didn't kill her, say bloggers
Three women who have travelled the world share their experiences of solo backpacking.
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Indian rupee hit by central bank chief's shock resignation
The country's central bank chief Urjit Patel stepped down abruptly on Monday, citing "personal reasons".
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India election results show Narendra Modi's BJP trailing in key states
India's ruling party trails in assembly elections in three key states where they were in power.
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New $1 million reward offered over Scott Johnson's gay hate killing at Sydney cliffsThe 27-year-old's naked body was found at the base of Manly's North Head — a known gay beat — on December 10, 1988. After authorities for years...