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US allies express hope for fresh start after four years of Trump

World leaders congratulate Joe Biden on his victory in presidential election

Typhoon Goni weakens as it crosses the Philippines leaving four dead

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Fierce criticism as editor of influential Rappler website faces up to six years in jail

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