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	Turkey invades Kurdish enclave in Syria Financial Times Turkish troops have launched a ground invasion of a Kurdish enclave in north-west Syria, drawing Ankara into a difficult new front in the seven-year civil war and placing further strain on its troubled ties with the US. On Sunday Turkish media reported Binali Yildirim, Turkey's prime minister, as saying that ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to use your investments to support women in the workplace CNBC The Women's March this weekend may have inspired you to see women get ahead, particularly in the workplace. But does your investment portfolio match that goal? A growing number of investments are aimed at companies that include and promote women. As of November, so-called "gender lens ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jordan's king delivers pointed public remarks to Pence in wake of Jerusalem decision Washington Post AMMAN — In pointed public remarks, Jordan's King Abdullah II told Vice President Pence on Sunday that he had repeatedly warned Washington about the risks of recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and that he hoped the United States would now "reach out" and find the right way to move forward. Flag as irrelevant
	Despite Trump tweet, McConnell opposes using 'nuclear option' in shutdown battle CNBC "The Republican Conference opposes changing the rules on legislation," a representative for McConnell said in a statement Sunday morning. The remark came not long after Trump, in a tweet, urged Republicans in the Senate to use the tactic, which would only require a simple majority to pass a ... Flag as irrelevant
	DRC: Protesters killed in anti-Kabila protests Aljazeera.com At least five people have been killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), according to the UN, as authorities cracked down on banned protests against President Joseph Kabila. Witnesses told news agencies that security forces on Sunday fired live rounds and tear gas in the capital, Kinshasa, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gunmen attack Intercontinental Hotel in Afghan capital Kabul Reuters The Intercontinental is one of two main luxury hotels in the city and had been due to host an information technology conference on Sunday. More than 100 IT managers and engineers were on site when the attack took place, Ahmad Waheed, an official at the telecommunications ministry, said. As Special ... Flag as irrelevant

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