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Donald Trump has stressed that there will be no impact on national security from his decision to allow US companies to resume sales to the giant Chinese telecoms firm Huawei. Mr. Trump’s comment on tweet came a day after he and the Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed that the world’s two biggest economic powers should resume trade negotiations.

President Trump is now in South Korea where he’s due to meet US troops and visit the de-militarized zone between the North and the South. But in tweets about his schedule, he made no mention of any meeting with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

One of the main groups demanding civilian rule in Sudan has accused the military of breaking up a news conference on the eve of a planned demonstration. The protest scheduled for Sunday will be the first mass rally there since a demonstration at start of the month was met with deadly force.

Several thousand people have been marching through the Spanish capital Madrid in protest to plans to suspend measures to cut car pollution. From next month, the new conserve council will not impose fines on drivers if they take older and more polluting vehicles into the city center.

Venezuela has deported 59 Columbian nationals who have been detained for three years. They are part of a large group of Columbians accused of joining in a right-wing coup attempt against President Nicolas Maduro in 2016.

Sri Lanka has recruited two hangmen as it prepares to carry out four executions, the first in 43 years. More than 100 candidates responded to an advert for executioners with strong moral character.

At the women’s football world cup, Sweden have become the last team to qualify for the semi-finals. They came from behind to beat Germany 2:1.

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