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I'm Alex Ritzen and in the early hours of Sunday the 18th of January these are our main stories.
Demonstrations in Greenland as Donald Trump threatens export tariffs on eight European countries which oppose his plan to take control of the semi-autonomous Danish territory.
Uganda's electoral authorities declare Yuri Misevani,
president for a seventh term, despite opposition accusations of widespread voter fraud.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Haminayi admits, as he puts it,
a few thousand people died in the recent anti-government protests.
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Get off the fence.
We will identify you and come arrest you.
Get off the fence.
We will come arrest you."
A US federal judge in Minnesota has ruled that 3,000 ICE agents sent to Minneapolis should face restrictions on what tactics they can use.
Ever since his first presidency, Donald Trump was keen to get hold of Greenland.
But since the audacious US raid on Venezuela,