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Pakistani Rescuers Pull 8 Bodies From Collapsed Mine, More Miners Feared Trapped
Rescue crews using heavy machinery pulled eight more bodies on Tuesday from a collapsed marble mine in northwestern Pakistan, raising the death toll from the incident to 16, officials said.
Slim Majority Of Economists Bet On Malaysia Central Bank Rate Cut This Week: Poll
Economists are split on whether Malaysia's central bank will cut interest rates this week, with a slim majority in a Reuters poll betting on a rate reduction, as policymakers balance the need to support a virushit economy with a pickup in exports.
China's Xi Honours COVID-19 'heroes', As Focus Shifts To Economic Recovery
President Xi Jinping honoured the "heroes" of China's "people's war" against COVID19 at a ceremony on Tuesday, lauding the country's resilience as well as the decisive role played in containment efforts by the ruling Communist Party.
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi Vows Victory In Election As Campaign Starts Despite Virus Surge
Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi launched her reelection bid on Tuesday ahead of polls set for November, vowing victory at a scaleddown ceremony in the capital after her original plans were scuppered by a surge in coronavirus cases.
Bhumi Pednekar on All-Girls Team Leading 'Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitaare'
The idea of an all-girls team spearheading a film makes a big statement in the Hindi film industry, says Bhumi Pednekar.
News18 Afternoon Digest: Chinese Troops Fire in Air in Another Attack Bid, Sushant Singh's Sisters Charged With Abetment to Suicide
These are the top stories we are covering right now: Chinese troops tried to close in on Indian positions and fired shots in the air, government says; a Noida cab driver allegedly beaten after being forced to chant 'Jai Shri Ram'; and Mumbai police files...
Russia’s Alexei Navalny is Out of Coma, Being Weaned Off Ventilation, Hospital Says
The attack on Navalny was met with widespread international condemnation, while the Kremlin has remained defiant in the face of global unease over Russia's role in the incident.
Bengal Woman Who Went Missing 15 Years Ago Reunited with Family
On the direction of Chhattisgarh High Court Chief Justice P R Ramchandra Menon, who is the patron-in-chief ofCGSLSA, and Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra, the executive chairman of CGSLSA, efforts were made to find her family.
VIRUS DIARY: One Midnight Moment In Taiwan's Virus Battle
Get back in the car! the masked people shouted at me. Get back in!
Exclusive: Exxon Downsizes Global Empire As Wall Street Worries About Dividend
Illtimed bets on rising demand have Exxon Mobil Corp facing a shortfall of about $48 billion through 2021, according to a Reuters tally and Wall Street estimates, a situation that will require the top U.S. oil company to make deep cuts to its staff and p...
Sushant Singh Rajput Case: Neither My Brother Nor I Ever Sold Drugs, Rhea Chakraborty to NCB
In her questioning, which began at 10 am on Sunday and lasted over eight hours, Rhea Chakraborty reportedly informed the NCB that neither she nor her brother Showik was involved in drug selling.
South African Retailer Clicks' Stores Face Protests Over Ads Seen As Racist
Demonstrators damaged seven of South African drug retailer Clicks Group's shops on Monday and forced more than 400 to close during protests over what they said was a racist advertisement.
FAA Investigating Manufacturing Flaws In Boeing 787 Jetliners
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said Sunday it is investigating manufacturing flaws involving some Boeing 787 Dreamliners but said it was too early to say if it will require new inspections.
Trump Says He Would Support Investigation Of Postmaster General
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he would support an investigation into campaign contributions involving Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.
IAG Airline's Walsh Hands Control To Gallego With Crisis In Mid-air
Willie Walsh will pass the controls of IAG to Luis Gallego at the British Airways and Iberia owner's annual meeting on Tuesday, where shareholders will be asked to stump up billions of euros to help it through the coronavirus crisis.
Japan's Economy Shrinks More Than Expected In Second Quarter, Heightens Woes For New Leader
Japan's economy shrank more than initially estimated in the second quarter as capital expenditure took a hit from the coronavirus crisis, highlighting the challenge policymakers face in averting a deeper recession.