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Articles by Morning Star

Editorial: Punishing Assange is about silencing criticism of a sick world order

PRITI PATEL’S decision to approve the extradition of Julian Assange is an attack on press freedom which will have grave consequences for journalist

Nato’s cracks are beginning to show

Men's Rugby Union Cipriani earns first England start in a decade

Time to call a halt to the outsourcing racket

Italy finally forms a new coalition government

ITALY finally has a new coalition government after tense negotiations saw pro-Europe compromise candidate Giovanni Tria chosen as the country’s fin

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SINCE Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico on September 20, 2017, US President Donald Trump and his right-wing scoundrels have done little to all

There should be no illusions about the underlying threats to world peace

DISCUSSIONS in New York between US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and General Kim Yong Chol revive hopes of progress towards a reduction of tension

Muslim Council of Britain calls for full investigation into Tory Islamophobia

THE Muslim Council of Britain is calling for a full investigation into Islamophobia in the Conservative Party.

Men's Football Lampard refuses to rule out signing Terry to Derby

FRANK LAMPARD refused to rule out a move for old Chelsea team-mate John Terry after he was appointed Derby manager.

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