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Indian-origin Imam Triggers Controversy in BBC's UK PM Debate, Challenges Boris Johnson and 4 Others
Imam Abdullah Patel challenged frontrunner Boris Johnson and the four others remaining in the Conservative Party leadership race over tackling Islamophobia in Britain during the debate telecast by the BBC Tuesday night.
US Pushes for 'Conditionality' in $6 Billion IMF Bailout Package to Pakistan
Pakistan last month reached an agreement with the IMF for a $6 billion bailout package aimed at shoring up its finances and strengthening a slowing economy.
'Slow, Deliberate Death': Muslim Brotherhood Blames Egyptian Authorities for Morsi's Demise
The former Egyptian President died during hearing in Cairo court on Monday.
New York Sex Cult Was 'Straight Out of A Horror Movie', Says Prosecutor
Keith Raniere, 58, is on trial facing charges including racketeering, sex trafficking and child pornography. Prosecutors said he used his organization, Nxivm, to hide a secretive sorority where young women were blackmailed into sex.
In Historic Shift, Vatican to Consider Ordaining Married Priests for Amazon Region
The recommendation, contained in a working document prepared by the Vatican for a synod of bishops from the Amazon scheduled for October, also called for some kind of 'official ministry' for women in the area, although it did not elaborate.
22-Year-old Pakistani Blogger and Journalist Known for Criticising Army Hacked to Death
Muhammad Bilal Khan was with a friend when he received a phone call after which a man took him to the nearby forest on Sunday night.
12 Killed in Indonesia Bus Crash After Argument Between Passenger, Driver
The passenger tried to wrest control of the steering wheel following an argument with the driver, police said.
Hong Kong Leader Carrie Lam Apologises to Public after Massive Protests over Extradition Bill
Carrie Lam's statement came after hundreds of thousands of people clogged the streets in central Hong Kong dressed in black to demand that she steps down, a day after she suspended the extradition bill.
After 80 Years, Indian Grey Wolf Spotted in Bangladesh Again, But Farmers Beat it to Death
Locals in a town near the Sundarbans, the world's biggest mangrove forest that straddles India and Bangladesh, captured and killed the wolf because it had attacked their livestock.
'I Felt Helpless': Former American Student Who Reported Rape on Campus Says College Betrayed Her
The victim maintained that despite the ongoing rape charges against the accused, the legal procedure and University protocol allowed him to stay on campus and continue to harass her.
Unsafe Medical Practices Lead to HIV Outbreak in Pakistan's Sindh, 31 Test Positive
A delegation of the United Nations bodies, including the WHO, UNAIDS and UNICEF, are already in Karachi to help the Sindh health authorities.
Two Oil Tankers Go Up in Flames in Suspected Attacks in Gulf of Oman, Crude Prices Hit the Roof
The mystery incident, the second involving shipping in the strategic sea lane in only a few weeks, came amid spiralling tensions between Tehran and Washington, which has pointed the finger at Iran over earlier tanker attacks in May.
Doing Business in India Was 'Tough': US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on His Chennai-Bengaluru Days
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addressed to a Washington audience that included Google's Indian-American CEO Sundar Pichai and top corporate executives from India and the US at the India Ideas Summit on Wednesday.
'Trump Not Worthy...': In Rare Broadcast, Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei Speaks His Heart Out to Shinzo Abe
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told Japan's PM that he doesn't consider Trump as a person worthy of exchanging messages with.
'My Kids Loved Him': Woman Seeks Mercy for Ex-husband Who Killed Their Five Children
A jury convicted Timothy Jones Jr. of five counts of murder last week for the killings in his Lexington home in August 2014.
Trump Jr Says 'Nothing to Correct' After Closed Interview with Senate Committee
The Senate committee, which is chaired by Republican Senator Richard Burr, is conducting a bipartisan investigation into Russian interference in U.S. politics, including the 2016 U.S. presidential election.