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Tunisia President Beji Caid Essebsi in 'Critical Condition', Attacks Rock Capital
Beji Caid Essebsi, the country's first democratically elected president, came to power in 2014, three years after the Arab Spring uprising toppled longtime dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and sparked revolts in several Arab nations.
Earthquake Hits Costa Rica-Panama Border, May Cause 'Significant Damage': US Geological Survey
The quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometers (6 miles), about two kilometers from the nearest town of Progreso in Panama, USGS said.
Lack of Predictibility, Coherence in Ties, Congressmen Tell Mike Pompeo Ahead of India Visit
Congressman Eliot L Engel urged Pompeo to not only strengthen the US-India strategic partnership, but also convey a coherent set of objectives and predictability to the new Indian government.
Trump Makes 'Very Simple Request' to Iran, Tells Other Countries to Protect Their Own Gulf Shipping
As for Tehran, Trump said, his only demand is that the country not pursue nuclear weapons and halts what the United States claims is backing for terrorist groups.
I Once Had 'Bhang' Lassi: UK PM Hopeful Jeremy Hunt Reveals His Naughtiest Time in India
Jeremy Hunt, who challenged Johnson to engage in more open debates with him, said it was important for both candidates to lay out their agenda clearly.
Ex-ISI Chief Asad Durrani Files Contempt Case for Not Removing His Name from No-fly List
The decision was taken a day after Durrani visited the Pakistan Army Headquarters in Rawalpindi to explain his stance on his controversial book - 'The Spy Chronicles'.
Donald Trump to Visit South Korea After Exchange of Letters With Kim Jong Un Boosts Hopes For Talks
US President Donald Trump is set to start his two-day visit on June 29, and hold a summit with President Moon Jae-in on June 30.
Britain Falling Behind in Race to Engage With India, Warns UK Parliament Inquiry
The report 'Building Bridges: Reawakening UK-India ties', released to coincide with the first-ever India Day in the Houses of Parliament to mark the launch of UK-India Week 2019.
Ethiopia Army Chief of Staff Shot After Foiled Coup Attempt, Says PM Abiy Ahmed
Tensions have been surging tensions between various ethnic groups in the diverse country — usually over land and resources — leading to deadly violence in the nation of more than 100 million people.
Have Indisputable Proof: Iran Adamant That US Drone Breached Its Airspace
The Pentagon claimed the navy drone was 34 kilometres from Iran when destroyed by a surface-to-air missile while Iran provided different co-ordinates of its location at the time of the attack.
About the Idea That You're Growing Horns from Looking Down at Your Phone…
The area of concern is the back of the skull where it meets the neck, a place that already has a slight, normal bump that’s easy to feel.
Trump Approved Military Strikes Against Iran Over Drone Downing, But Pulled Back Abruptly
It was not clear whether Trump simply changed his mind or whether the administration altered course because of logistics or strategy.
US Looking at Taking 'Some Action' Against Unfair Indian Moves, Says Trade Representative
Robert Lighthizer remarks came days after India announced a hike in customs duties on as many as 28 US products, including almond, pulses and walnut, in response to higher tariffs imposed by Washington on Indian products like steel and aluminium.
Russian President Vladimir Putin Says US Attack on Iran Would be a Catastrophe
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow believed Tehran was in full compliance with its nuclear commitments and called sanctions against Iran groundless.
Mexico Ratifies New North American Trade Deal With United States and Canada
The new USMCA trade deal resembles the original NAFTA, which President Donald Trump calls 'the worst trade deal ever made', but is intended to boost US-made content in cars and increase wages for Mexican workers in the automobile sector.
Amid Strained Ties With Iran, US Envoy Says Donald Trump Wants to Negotiate
Brian Hook briefed lawmakers at a House panel Wednesday amid concerns from some in Congress that the situation in the Middle East could escalate into military conflict.