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“I just hope some life returns to the city so we can live peacefully, at least for a little while,” says a Yemeni. https://t.co/G1ayXSICAP

Safe in her job for now, Theresa May is back fighting another Brexit battle, this time in Brussels. So far there are no signs anyone will grant her the concessions her critics want back home https://t.co/j11UtJeguX

After China's Parliament lifted term limits and allowed President Xi Jinping to serve past his term, Pastor Wang Yi's sermons became more scathing. The church leader now faces up to 15 years in prison for "inciting subversion" https://t.co/32YxrBefbr

Theresa May had to take some drastic steps to ensure victory in a no-confidence vote, including reinstating two lawmakers suspended over sexual misconduct allegations https://t.co/mDxqFkMJdq

The warring parties in Yemen have agreed to pull their forces back from Hudaydah, the port city that is the main conduit for humanitarian aid to reach a country stricken by famine https://t.co/1Me0YAksJ4

Dancing Russian robot exposed as a human being in a costume https://t.co/eSD4Rrh4sw

More than a third of Theresa May's own party wanted someone else leading Brexit negotiations https://t.co/cH32mVCocG

Yemen's warring parties have agreed to a ceasefire in the key port city of Hudaydah, offering a glimmer of hope to end the three-year-old war. https://t.co/rw2565r7L9

Russia advertised it as a cutting-edge robot, but he appeared to be just a man in suit https://t.co/tm4By4ciWA

The end of quantitative easing is a milestone for the euro. And it is a signal that the central bank is confident enough about the eurozone’s health to begin removing life support. https://t.co/tBo3PeSQ6a

Theresa May saw off a leadership challenge. So did Margaret Thatcher, her critics recall - just before she resigned. https://t.co/D1O3yHK5Az

“I am aware that in the eye of the average French person, I embody many fears and delusions," said Médine. "I am a rapper, I have Algerian roots, I am Muslim, and I grew up in housing projects.” https://t.co/3DRNogrGPZ

The Israeli military said it was deploying additional battalions to the West Bank to defend against potential copycat attacks https://t.co/gWnPySY7x6

It spoke like a robot, and danced like a robot. But it was just a man in a plastic suit. https://t.co/1S0yJJgrN5

“This means Hungary becomes an authoritarian regime, in which opposition is allowed to exist, but not allowed to fundamentally challenge, let alone change, the regime," said an expert on populism and the far-right https://t.co/SwuUgsvreo

Turkey suffered its second serious railroad accident in less than six months, as a passenger train and a locomotive crashed into each other, killing at least nine people https://t.co/srNHTOxuQ0

The second case involves Michael Spavor, who operates a cultural organization that promotes trips into North Korea. He gained prominence for helping arrange the visits there by Dennis Rodman. https://t.co/h7qdcvbRQH

More than 250 journalists have been jailed worldwide for the third consecutive year, an advocacy group said, calling it a sign that an authoritarian response to critical news coverage is “more than a temporary spike” https://t.co/w0GlXS2MVd

Prime Minister Theresa May survived the gravest threat yet to her embattled leadership, winning a confidence motion called by Conservative Party lawmakers angry at her handling of the country’s troubled departure from the European Union. https://t.co/v19AVU1Vf5