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Trump: 'Clinton created ISIS with Obama'
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump blasted the Obama administration on its relationship with Iran and its handling of the Islamic State group. He also said Hillary Clinton "created ISIS with Obama."
Talks prompt Indian airbase attack
Four gunmen and two troops have been killed in an attack on an Indian Air Force base near the border with Pakistan.
Obama beats Pope as NZ's chosen VIP
Barack Obama is the person New Zealanders most want to visit New Zealand this year, according to a Herald-DigiPoll survey.
Let's look back at Bill's past
On Twitter this week, Donald Trump, the GOP presidential frontrunner, lashed out at Hillary Clinton, directly attacking her husband.
Charles should say what he likes: poll
Prince Charles should be allowed to speak up on matters dear to him, a poll of New Zealanders indicates.
Dr Joshua Freeman, Dr Hayley Bennet: TPP could trump climate accord
Trade deal gives polluters power to sue governments who try to implement the Paris agreement.
UK honour in store for 'dirty tactics' election guru
Australian election strategist Lynton Crosby is in line for a British knighthood, sparking a fresh row over cronyism in the British honours system.
Study shows Trump has hidden supporters
Polls may be underestimating Trump's support as according to new research, the Republican who plan to vote for him are too embarrassed to admit it.
The CIA's future is now
Here's a look at what the CIA's predictions in 2000 got right and wrong about the world of today.
The future according to the CIA
In the year 2000, the CIA commissioned a report on what global trends will be in 2015. Here's what they got right and wrong.
Trump: Clinton's loo break 'disgusting'
Donald Trump said Hillary Clinton's restroom break was 'too disgusting to talk about' and that she was 'schlonged' by a male opponent.
Regime to monitor deportees stalled over funding, lack of information
Criminals were deported to New Zealand this year with no monitoring or supervision regime in place because work on a scheme stalled.
The great Margaret Thatcher fire sale
Margaret Thatcher's daughter has sold off the Iron Lady's belongings for a neat $10 million.
The world according to Putin
Many of Putin's comments circled back to relations with the United States, including a bit of look-ahead musing on the White House race. Putin said Russia would work with "whomever the American voters choose", but he singled out Trump.
Debate offers no clarity for Republicans
Lack of clear winners echoes uncertainty over who will claim party nomination.
Phil Quinn: Don't push Trump panic button yet
Donald Trump does not herald some frightening new dawn of neo-fascism set to dominate US politics, writes Phil Quin. His extreme anti-Muslim and anti-immigration platform is not noticeably gaining ground.
Britain's 'best informed lobbyist'
Documents reveal Prince Charles access to top-level Cabinet documents, making him a formidable lobbyist for his own agenda