World
Father Beheads 14-yr-old Over Runaway Plan with Boyfriend. Even Then Women in Iran are Better Off
The women’s movement in Iran was dismantled as an organized effort in 2009, criminalized on grounds that it threatened national security.
Migrant Worker Virus Exodus Plunges India's Factories into Crisis
The big cities — once an attractive destination for workers from poor, rural regions — have been hit by reverse migration as millions of labourers flee back to their far-flung home villages, some uncertain if they will ever return.
Pakistan Court Issues Notice to Imran Khan in Shahbaz's Defamation Case
Prime Minister Khan in April 2017 alleged that Shahbaz offered him USD 61 million through a common friend to withdraw the Panama Papers case in the Supreme Court.
Global CO2 Measurement Hits Record High in May Despite Pandemic Induced Lockdown
Carbon dioxide recorded at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii reached 417 parts per million (ppm) in May, higher than the record of 414.8 ppm set last year.
Floyd Tested Positive for Covid-19 in April: Medical Examiner's Report Leads to Chaos Amid Protests
The report added that there is no indication that the virus played any role in his death.
George Floyd's Killing Shows 'True Face' of US, Says Iran's Supreme Leader
Protests sparked by Floyd's killing by a white police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota, have raged across the United States for a week and President Donald Trump has ordered the military to intervene.
New York Governor Says Police Failed to Do Their Job to Prevent Looting during Protests
Andrew Cuomo said Mayor Bill de Blasio has underestimated the scope of the problem.
Austria to 'Neutralise' Adolf Hitler's Birthplace with Redesign, Turn it into Police Station
The yellow corner house in the northern Austrian town of Braunau on the border with Germany, where Hitler was born on April 20 1889, was taken into government control in 2016.
SUV Hits 2 Officers at Floyd Protest in Buffalo, Speeds off
Buffalo Police spokesman Michael DeGeorge said two people were struck by gunfire during Monday's protest. It was not immediately known whether the shots came from police or others, he said.
What Do You Think About China? Amid Border Tussle & Covid-19 Spread, Here's a Poll to Know Your Stand
The biggest concern for Indian military has been the presence of Chinese troops around several key points including Indian Post KM120 along the Darbuk-Shayok-Daulat Beg Oldie road in Galwan Valley.
Italy Records Fewest New Coronavirus Cases Since February, Fatalities Low as Well
The official tally of new cases increased by 178 in 24 hours, bringing the total to 233,197.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Armenia, with a population of 3 million, had registered 9,402 confirmed cases of the coronavirus as of Monday and 139 deaths.
Man Murders 5 Family Members in Pakistan's KPK; Killed in Police Fire
The accused Jehanzeb Surkheli killed his two wives, daughter, son and daughter-in-law after a fight over a petty issue.
Reuters Cameraman Hit by Rubber Bullets as Police Disperse Protesters in Minneapolis
Footage taken by cameraman Julio-Cesar Chavez showed a police officer aiming directly at him as police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowd.
Sri Lanka to Impose Nation-wide Curfew on Sunday as Doctors Warn of Second Wave of Coronavirus
The country has recorded 1,559 infections as of Saturday with 10 deaths. Over 750 of the COVID-19 patients have been discharged from hospitals.
US 'Very, Very Saddened' by What Happened to Relationship With China, Says Trump
Trump said that China contained the virus within its own territory but did not stop it from spreading around the world.