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Breaking Internetional News: 2018-01-23 08:23:35

• Amid Yemen's conflict, child marriage is on the rise
It was her first assignment as a North Korean secret agent.
• Ex-spy recounts Olympic plot to bomb plane
CNN's Paula Hancocks speaks with a former North Korean agent who is responsible for the Korean Air Flight 858 bombing in 1987.
• Swedish bookseller Gui Minhai 'abducted' by Chinese agents
A Swedish book publisher under house arrest in China was seized by plainclothes police on a train Saturday in front of diplomats, his daughter said, reigniting international criticism of Beijing's treatment of its critics.
• US government shutdown is over
The Senate is scheduled to have a key vote at noon Monday on a bill to reopen the government and fund it for three weeks, though it's unclear if this plan will win over enough Democrats to pass.
• China blasts Trump's new trade tariffs
Scott Jennings says that Democrats damaged their prospects by shutting down the government without broad public support for their action
• World's rich, powerful gather in sleepy Swiss village
The crew gently digs around the dark, matted hair protruding from the rubble. As they pull away bits of debris, the stench of rotting flesh grows more pungent.
• Mexico reports highest murder rate ever
Soaring levels of drug-related violence made 2017 Mexico's most murderous year on record, according to government statistics released Sunday.
• Is the end nigh for Palestinian Christians?
A church service begins in Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity.
• Mayon volcano alert as lava spills out
More than 27,000 people have been evacuated in the Philippines as the country warned a hazardous volcanic eruption might be imminent.
• US slaps tariffs on foreign solar panels and washing machines
Entertainer Neil Diamond has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, prompting the singer to retire from touring.
• Alexis Sanchez completes controversial Man United transfer
It's been rumbling on for months but the transfer saga involving Chilean international Alexis Sanchez has finally come to an end.
• Liberia's 1st democratic handover in 70 years
Football star George Weah was sworn in as President of Liberia Monday, in the country's first democratic transfer of power for more than 70 years.
• Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: What is her legacy?
This is a significant year for people who believe in the limitless power of transcendent leadership to change the world.
• Pence: US embassy to open in Jerusalem before end of 2019
US Vice President Mike Pence arrived at a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, saying that it was an honor "to be in Israel's capital, Jerusalem."
• Turkish attack in Syria brings threat of broader conflict
With Vice President Mike Pence receiving a hero's welcome in Jerusalem from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but a cold shoulder from Arab leaders from Palestine to Jordan, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas heads to Brussels to meet Europe's foreign ministers. It's a clear end run around Trump's flailing efforts to broker peace in that corner of the Middle East.
• N. Korean pop star finds fame in South Korea during Games tour
The lead singer of Kim Jong Un's favorite girl band toured Seoul Monday to scout venues for North Korea's art troupe when they perform at next month's Winter Olympics.
• The free-for-all in Syria will make your head spin
News bulletins from the Middle East often depict a litany of tragic events. But one woman, backed by a phalanx of talented photographers, is on a mission to broaden perceptions of the Arab world.
• USA Gymnastics' leaders step down
As gymnast after brave, young gymnast took a podium to lambaste serial molester and former gymnastics physician Larry Nassar, the national governing body for the sport announced Monday its top executives were stepping down.
• Destinations to avoid in 2018
Tourism backlash has been in full affect over the last 12 months, with several destinations announcing they'd had enough of foreign visitors flooding their streets or disrupting their fragile ecosystems.
• The 1% grabbed 82% of all wealth created in 2017
A Titian painting once owned by King Charles I of England and given to his plumber is set to hit the auction block in New York.