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Zakir Naik, Wanted in India, Banned from Making Speeches in Malaysia to 'Preserve Racial Harmony'
Zakir Naik is alleged to have made controversial remarks against Malaysian Hindus and Malaysian Chinese during a talk in Kota Baru on August 3, prompting calls for him to be deported to India.
Donald Trump Says Not Ready for China Trade Deal, Dismisses Recession Fears
'We're doing tremendously well, our consumers are rich, I gave a tremendous tax cut, and they're loaded up with money,' Trump said on Sunday.
Under New PM Boris Johnson, UK to End EU Free Movement Immediately After Brexit
Earlier, Theresa May's government had said in January that it would end free movement as soon as possible after a no-deal Brexit, but keep allowing EU arrivals 'for a transitional period only'.
Canada Slams UK Decision to 'Off-load' Islamic State Fighter 'Jihadi Jack'
A statement from Canadian Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale's office confirmed a British media report from Saturday, which said that Letts' UK passport had been torn up.
Didn't Feel Any Fear, Says Russian Pilot Who Smoothly Landed Plane in a Cornfield After Bird Hit
The experienced captain, 41-year-old Damir Yusupov, said when one of the plane's engines shut down after the bird strike upon taking off from Moscow's Zhukovsky Airport that he had hoped to circle the airport and land normally.
Detained Nigerian Cleric Ibrahim Zakzaky Leaves Indian Hospital, Likely to Return Home for Trial
The leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) had been in custody in Nigeria along with his wife Zeenah Ibrahim since their arrest in December 2015 after violence that saw the army kill some 350 of his followers.
'Longer It Goes, Stronger We Get': Trump Says China Doing Very Poorly as a Result of Trade War
Asserting that the United States is 'having a very good discussion' on a trade deal with China, Trump told reporters at the Morristown airport in New Jersey that he will speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping 'very soon'.
All Communication from Tax Dept to Assessees to Carry Document Identification Number from Oct 1: CBDT
Prime Minister Narendra Modi had assured honest and law-biding taxpayers that they will not be harassed by the tax department.
6 Killed, 18 Injured as Wall Collapses Amid Independence Day Celebrations in Northern Pakistan
The incident occurred at a helipad in Gilgit-Baltistan where an event under the supervision of the Pakistan Army was underway to mark the country's 73rd Independence Day.
Satellite Photos Appear to Show Chinese Armoured Personnel Carriers Near Hong Kong
Some have interpreted it as a threat from Beijing to use increased force against pro-democracy protesters across the border in Hong Kong.
Scottish Court to Hear No-Deal Brexit Suspension Case Against Boris Johnson Next Month
A group of about 70 lawmakers from opposition parties are backing a bid to have Scotland's highest civil court rule that Johnson cannot ask Queen Elizabeth to prorogue, or suspend, parliament before Britain leaves the European Union on Oct 31.
Woman Injured in Downtown Sydney Knife Attack, Accused Taken Into Custody
The unidentified man had also tried unsuccessfully to stab other people, police said, in an incident that brought the central business district in Australia's largest city to a standstill in the early afternoon.
US to Deny Green Card, Citizenship to Immigrants Using Public Benefits Like Food Stamps, Health Care
The new rules threatened to set back the citizenship hopes of millions of mostly Hispanic migrants who work for low wages and depend in part on public services to get by.
Pakistan to Observe its Independence Day as Kashmir Solidarity Day
Pakistan downgraded its diplomatic ties and snapped trade relations with India, besides suspending the Samjhauta Express and Thar Express train services between the two countries.
5 Dead, 24 Missing as Kathmandu-bound Bus Plunges into Trishuli River
The bus was going from Malangwa town to Kathmandu. The security personnel rescued 16 passengers and recovered the bus, which was carrying nearly 50 passengers.
China Issues 'Red Alert' as Super Typhoon Approaches Mainland, Flights Cancelled Amid Shutdown
The National Meteorological Centre said the typhoon, the strongest since 2014, was expected to hit the mainland in early on Saturday and then turn north. It has issued gale warnings for the Yangtze river delta region, which includes Shanghai.