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Pak Army Chief General Bajwa Accompanies Imran Khan at Key Meetings during China Visit
Gen Bajwa, who has been given a three-year extension by Khan, is now taking increasing interest in the decision making process.
2 Suspicious Packages Found Outside US Supreme Court Building, Probe on
Police cleared the plaza and the sidewalk in front of the court, which had been filling with people ahead of arguments over LGBT rights.
Al-Qaeda's South Asia Chief Killed in Afghanistan, Officials Deny He Was Born in India
Asim Umar, who led Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) from its inception in 2014, was killed along with six other members of the terror outfit.
Focus on Definition of 'Sex' in Major Gay, Transgender Employment Rights Case in US Supreme Court
The arguments present the court with its first major test on gay and transgender rights since Trump appointed conservative Justice Brett Kavanaugh to replace Kennedy, with the four liberal justices sympathetic to LGBT rights.
Ahead of Turkish Assault, US Troops Start Pullout from Along Turkey's Border in Syria
Syrian Kurdish fighters warned that Washington's abrupt decision to stand aside — announced by the White House late Sunday — will overturn years of achievements in the battle against IS militants.
Lahore Court Issues Notice to Punjab Govt for Plea Challenging Hafiz Saeed's Arrest in Terror Funding Case
Saeed, a UN designated terrorist whom the US has placed a USD 10 million bounty on, was arrested on July 17 in the terror financing case.
Death Toll in Iraq Unrest Passes 100 as Govt Issues New Promises
The protests pose the biggest security and political challenge for Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi's government since it took power a year ago, and have revived fears of a new spiral of violence that could suck in influential militia groups.
North Korea Breaks Off Nuclear Talks with US in Sweden
The North's chief nuclear negotiator, Kim Myong Gil, who spent much of the day in talks with an American delegation, cast the blame on what he portrayed as US inflexibility.
US Firms Falter, Announce Layoffs But White House Insists Economy Like a ‘Rock', Support for Trump on Rise
Auto plants and steel mills in United States are shutting down, companies are announcing layoffs and furloughs and factory output is in the red.
Nepal Police Registers FIR Against ex-Speaker for Raping a Parliamentary Woman Staff
Police lodged an FIR after receiving a formal complaint from the woman, according to a media report. Police said it has filed the case against the former Speaker under attempt to rape and acts of violence.
On Pakistan Visit, Prince William, Kate Middleton to Focus on Response of Locals to Climate Change
The couple will also spend time understanding the complex security picture in Pakistan. They will learn more about the challenges and opportunities, both of the past and today.
British Sikh Peer Leaves BBC Radio Show Protesting Its Decision to Censor Segment on Guru Tegh Bahadur
The 87-year-old accused the BBC of 'prejudice and intolerance' in the way it handled a script referring to Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom for fear of 'Islamophobia'.
At Least Four Crew Members Killed as Cargo Plane Crash Lands in Ukraine
The Soviet-designed four-engine plane vanished from radar at 7:10 am when it was 13.7 km from the airport.
Justin Trudeau's Main Political Rival Holds US Citizenship, Says He is Renouncing It
Conservative party leader Andrew Scheer said he visited the US Embassy in Ottawa just before the election began in August to say he was renouncing his citizenship and is currently awaiting confirmation from the embassy.
Trump Says Could 'Certainly' Ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to Investigate Joe Biden
Trump told reporters at the White House that Ukraine should probe the frontrunning Democratic presidential hopeful and his son, Hunter Biden — and that China should follow suit.
'Very Hygienic': Spokesperson Defends Philippine President Duterte after 'Dishevelled' Pictures with Russian PM
The 74-year-old Duterte was in Russia on a working visit and sat down for the talks with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Wednesday. In pictures of the meeting, Duterte was seen in a rumpled suit with his tie hanging loose as the two posed for pictures a...