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In today’s briefing update, we cover the white supremacists reaffirmed support for Trump following his racist tweets.
We head to Portugal following the news the Portuguese have suspended Iranian visas citing ‘security reasons.’
And find out what an elected cabinet means for Thailand bringing about the end of five years of military rule.
All in today’s WORLD News Briefing – A daily roundup of all the news headlines that you need to know, summarised as part of WTX News Briefing.
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TRUMP: ‘MANY PEOPLE AGREE’. THE WHITE SUPREMACISTS CERTAINLY DO
CNN reveals President Trump’s racist tweets have won him renewed support from the white supremacists. The group had begun to lose faith in the US President over his failure to build the wall and lack of a promised immigration crackdown. 
One of the most highly trafficked Neo-Nazi websites, Daily Stormer said:
“Man, President Trump’s Twitter account has been pure fire lately. This might be the funniest thing he’s ever tweeted. This is the kind of WHITE NATIONALISM we elected him for,” wrote Andrew Anglin.
When asked if he was concerned that white nationalists found common cause with him because of his racist attack on congresswomen, Trump said: “It doesn’t concern me because many people agree with me. And all I’m saying, they want to leave, they can leave.”
You can also read the full story of how Trumps racist tweets unfolded here on WTX News
Read the full story on CNN
We always provide all the sources, so you can decide what is the truth and what is propaganda.
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PORTUGAL SUSPENDS IRANIAN VISAS CITING ‘SECURITY REASONS’
Arab News reports, the Portuguese Foreign Minister has said Portugal does not play around with entry into its territory. Portugal has suspended issuing visas to Iranian nationals on the grounds of ‘security reasons’. They have failed to specify the exact security reasons or when the decision was made. 
The news comes following Tuesday’s parliamentary committee, which was televised. The Minister has said he will provide explanations at a later date but would not do it publically.
Read the full story on Arab News
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THAILAND: ELECTED GOVERNMENT FINALLY IN, ENDING 5 YEARS OF MILITARY RULE
Russian broadcaster, RT News leads with the newly sworn-in cabinet in Thailand. The elected cabinet marks the end of a five-year military ruling over the country. The Army commander who seized power in the 2014 coup, will serve as Prime Minister again.
36 cabinet members were sworn-in on Tuesday. Critics suggest the vote was engineered to prolong rule by the military and its conservative allies.
Read the full story on RT News
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