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Unfazed by Sanctions, China Issues Stinging Rebuke of US at Beijing Defense Forum
Wei said China wouldn't accept or be intimidated by such an approach, which he extended to 'long-arm jurisdiction', China's pejorative term for US sanctions on countries such as China, North Korea and Iran.
Canada's Trudeau, His 'Sunny Ways' Darkened by Scandals, Seeks to Retain Power in Election
Trudeau, 47, the Liberal Party leader, was endorsed by former Democratic US President Barack Obama in the final stretch of the campaign and is viewed as one of the last remaining progressive leaders among the world's major democracies.
With Pan-Islamism & Quid Pro Quo Agenda in Mind, Turkey has Become One of Pak’s Strongest Allies
As Turkey’s negotiations to become part of the European Union hit a brick wall, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan turned his attention to the Islamic world. In these efforts, Pakistan emerged as a major strategic partner.
Canada Election Puts Spotlight on Oil-climate Divide, Voters Condemn Trudeau's Strict Green Policies
And many voters here feel the last four years of Justin Trudeau's Liberal government, with the stricter environmental policies it has rolled out, has hurt them.
Rohingya Refugees Living in Bangladesh Agree Move to Bay of Bengal Island, Says Official
Some 740,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar in August 2017 in the face of a military crackdown, joining 200,000 refugees already in makeshift tent settlements at Cox's Bazar.
India to Appeal against UK Move on Couple's Extradition for Murdering Adopted Son, Kin
India had made an extradition request for the couple, which had been turned down by London court. Now, Indian authorities have got permission from the UK High Court to appeal for the extradition on murder charges.
'Hopefully the First of Many to Come': Google CEO Sundar Pichai Hails All-woman Spacewalk
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir made history by embarking on the first ever all-female spacewalk, conducting a service task of replacing a damaged battery outside the International Space Station.
Oil Giant Saudi Aramco Plans to Delay Initial Public Offering: Report
The move could delay stock market trading of the oil giant to December or January instead of November, the person said. The company is expected to be valued at between $1.5 and $2 trillion, making it the biggest ever.
Jeffrey Epstein-linked French Modelling Agent Accused of Sexual Harassment
The Paris prosecutor's office said Thursday the woman is being questioned by investigators about her complaint against modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel.
Qatar Pledges to End 'Kafala' Employment Laws That Tie Foreign Workers to Employers
The ILO says workers in Qatar would be able to freely change employers under draft laws described as being 'expected to come into force by January 2020'.
Donald Trump Warns Ankara of 'Devastating' Sanctions if US-Turkey Meeting Fails
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said his department had given Pompeo and Pence a list of additional sanctions that could be imposed unless Turkey ended its assault.
US Carried Out Secret Cyber Strike on Iran in Wake of Saudi Aramco Oil Attack, Say Officials
The attack highlights how President Donald Trump's administration has been trying to counter what it sees as Iranian aggression without spiraling into a broader conflict.
Pakistan Court Acquits 15 Suspects in Jinnah's Balochistan Residence Attack Case
The Residency was originally used as the summer residence of the Agent of the British Governor-General. Jinnah spent the last days of his life there as he suffered from tuberculosis. It was later declared a national monument.
No 'Major' Breakout of Islamic State Militants in Syria, Says US
Anywhere between 50 and 150 wives and children of Islamic State prisoners had escaped in the chaos after Turkish forces attacked last week, a US official said.
Dog that Bit 25 in Karachi Dead as Pakistan Grapples With Shortage of Anti-Rabies Vaccine
Hospitals in the entire province have been facing an acute shortage of the vaccine after India and China halted the supply of cheaper anti-rabies vaccine to Pakistan.
Texas Police Officer Charged With Murder for Shooting 28-Year-old Black Woman in Her Home
Atatiana Jefferson was killed on Saturday at about 2:30 a.m. when officer Aaron Dean fired a single shot through a window into her home as she cared for her 8-year-old nephew.