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What's ahead in 2017

The issues, people and events that could shape the news this year.

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What's ahead in 2017

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  1. What's in store in 2017

  2. SYRIA'S SHAKY PEACE: A ceasefire bargain facilitated by Russia and Turkey confronts challenges as conflicts amongst revolt and government strengths proceed. An enduring peace arrangement could demonstrate subtle as the huge number of warring groups look to ensure their own particular advantages and regions. REUTERS/Khalil Ashawi

  3. ISIS-INSPIRED ATTACKS CONTINUE: Following the exceptionally organized Islamic State assaults on Paris and Brussels, the world has seen a spate of assaults by people who seem, by all accounts, to be propelled by the aggressor bunch, as opposed to in direct contact with them. 2017 looks set to see a continuation of these sorts of assaults as the year started with a mass shooting at a Turkish dance club where the thought process still remains unclear.

  4. NORTH KOREA NUCLEAR GOALS: "It won't occur!" Trump composed on twitter about North Korea testing an intercontinental ballistic rocket however averting such a test is far less demanding said than done. The world will at the end of the day look to China, North Korea's neighbor and just partner, to contain Pyongyang's atomic desire. REUTERS/KCNA

  5. THE TRUMP BARGAIN: As President Trump takes office, the white average workers that pushed him to the White House will observe nearly to check whether he can bring back employments as guaranteed all through the crusade. It stays to be checked whether the divisive governmental issues that portrayed the intense battle will proceed as Trump assumes control over the steerage of an isolated country. REUTERS/Mike Segar

  6. MERKEL'S POLITICAL FUTURE IN JEOPARDY: German Chancellor Angela Merkel's support for tolerating evacuees dangers costing her re-decision when Germans go to the surveys later in 2017. Taking after the Berlin Christmas advertise assault and in the keep running up to the decision, Merkel will keep on facing requests to take a much harder line on migration and security. REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke

  7. BREXIT IN REALITY: Britain should explore how and when to trigger article 50 starting the procedure to leave the European Union. How the choice influences movement, exchange and British residents living in the EU part states ought to end up clearer this year. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

  8. VENEZUELA CRISIS DEEPENS: The oil-rich yet destitute country confronts a desperate financial scene of intensifying nourishment and pharmaceutical deficiencies as its communist framework keeps on unwinding. With few indications of money related alleviation not too far off, President Nicolas Maduro faces heightening road dissents as persistence wears thin even among his supporters. REUTERS/Carlos Eduardo Ramirez

  9. RACE RELATIONS IN FOCUS: With the retrial of previous cop Michael Slager in the shooting passing of Walter Scott slated for March, the Black Lives matter development and different gatherings challenging racial foul play will look for a decision. REUTERS/Jonathan Bachman

  10. MIGRANTS ON THE MEDITERRANEAN: As temperatures rise, the quantity of transients making the hazardous intersection to Europe could increment again notwithstanding a record number of passings of those navigating the Mediterranean in 2016. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis

  11. PIPELINE DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES: The accomplishment of the Standing Rock dissenters to end the Dakota Access pipeline has set a point of reference for how natural gatherings could upset arranged pipeline ventures. REUTERS/Stephanie Keith

  12. VIRTUAL REALITY IN REALITY: Will virtual the truth be received in the standard or will it go the method for the laser plate? REUTERS/Albert Gea

  13. CLIMATE CHANGE DISCORD: Top researchers say Trump's pledge to haul the United States out of the Paris atmosphere warming accord would make it far harder to create techniques to diminish the effect of an Earth-wide temperature boost. In spite of the fact that temperatures in 2017 are relied upon to plunge from the record highs of 2016, how the world perspectives environmental change and what to do about it will remain a hotly debated issue. REUTERS/Alister Doyle

  14. RIGHT-WING RISING: France's National Front pioneer Marine Le Pen will probably contend in a presidential keep running off decision in May that will test whether her image of populism reverberates in a country that has been hit with assaults on Paris and Nice. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol

  15. RAQQA OFFENSIVE ESCALATES: An operation by a U.S.- upheld organization together of Syrian equipped gatherings' to retake the northern city of Raqqa, the accepted capital of Islamic State in Syria, looks set to proceed couple with the hostile on the activist gathering's Iraq fortress of Mosul. Trump's crusade guarantee of a mystery plan to battle Islamic State will be constrained into the spotlight. REUTERS/Rodi Said

  16. THE DOW'S CLIMB: U.S. stocks saw strong picks up in 2016, floated by a post-decision rally that filled the Dow Jones Industrial Average to approach 20,000 focuses however whether the rally will contine in 2017 is easy to refute. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

  17. A NEW ARMS RACE: With both Putin and Trump wanting to modernize their country's atomic arms stockpile, the possibility of an approaching weapons contest is back on the table. At the point when requested that clear up a tweet on atomic abilities, Trump said "Let it be a weapons contest. We will outmatch them at each pass and outlive them all." REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

  18. DROUGHT THREATENS FAMINE: Charities have over and over cautioned about the risk of restored starvation as Somalia keeps on being tormented by poor rains and strife, and also deficiencies of help. REUTERS/Feisal Omar

  19. TURKEY'S MEDIA CRACKDOWN: Turkey now detains a greater number of writers than some other country taking after a crackdown in the wake of the country's upset endeavor, as indicated by the CPJ. The degree of the crackdown has stressed rights gatherings and huge numbers of Turkey's Western partners, who fear President Erdogan is utilizing the crisis govern to annihilate contradict. REUTERS/Murad Sezer

  20. SNAPCHAT DEBUT: Snapchat petitioned for a first sale of stock in 2016 putting the informing application a stage nearer to the greatest U.S. securities exchange make a big appearance since 2014. The Venice, California-based organization could open up to the world when March and be esteemed at $20 billion to $25 billion, making it the biggest IPO since Chinese online business mammoth Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

  21. RUSSIA'S GROWING INFLUENCE: Russian pioneer Vladimir Putin hopes to position his country as a substitute partner to nations, for example, the Philippines and Turkey who have been customarily aligned with the U.S.. Putin's Russia, blamed for affecting the U.S. presidential decision, could look to bond their impact by giving backing to different populists confronting races this year. REUTERS/Yuri Kochetkov/Pool

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