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Austrian Lawmakers Sack Conservative Chancellor Sebastian Kurz as Video Sting Crisis Rolls on
Kurz became the head of a caretaker government just days ago and hoped to use that position as a springboard to re-election, depicting himself as more of a victim of the current crisis than its enabler who brought the FPO into power.
German Court Orders Fines for 'Sharia Police' Group
Judges said the group's actions were aimed at achieving an "intimidating effect suggestive of militancy" by aping the sharia police that exist in some Middle Eastern countries as violent organisations.
China Strongly Opposes Official Talks Between US NSA and His Taiwanese 'Counterpart'
The US, along with many other countries, does not recognise Taiwan as a sovereign nation and officially adheres to the 'One China' policy.
Chinese Vice President Arrives in Pakistan; Holds Talks With Top Leadership
Pakistan President Arif Alvi also conferred its highest civilian award Nishan-e-Pakistan on Wang, 70, a member of the ruling Communist Party of China's (CPC) powerful Politburo Standing Committee.
Amid Rising Nationalism, Europe's Voters from 21 Nations Vote to Elect New Parliament
Britain voted Thursday, taking part in the balloting even though it is planning to leave the EU, after the government missed its March 29 deadline to approve withdrawal terms. Its EU lawmakers would lose their jobs as soon as Brexit happens.
After Unexpected Win, Australia PM Scott Morrison Sets Record by Appointing Seven Women to Cabinet
The ruling conservative coalition, led by Prime Minister Morrison, defied exit polls to deliver a shock defeat to the opposition Labor Party, forcing its leader Bill Shorten to resign.
Forget Trump, Will Have Tea at 10 Downing Street: Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei
Petrified at the Chinese dominance in the field of 5G - a technology that has the potential to grow from approximately $528 million in 2018 to $26 billion in 2022 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 118 per cent - Trump has imposed fresh restrictio...
Pakistan Ready to Hold Talks with New Indian Government for Resolving Issues, Says Foreign Minister Qureshi
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said both India and Pakistan should sit on negotiation table to solve issues for the sake of prosperity and peace of the region.
Contest to Replace Theresa May as British Prime Minister Hots Up, Boris Johnson a Clear Favourite
Boris Johnson is the clear favourite with bookmakers and he has said Britain should be prepared to exit the bloc without any deal if no acceptable agreement could be reached.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan Warns Against War in Region Amid Iran Tensions With US, Saudi Arabia
Strains have increased between Iran and the United States, which is a firm backer of Tehran's regional rival Saudi Arabia, in the wake of this month's attack on oil tankers in the Gulf region that Washington has blamed on Iran.
Protesters Demand End to Killings of Transgender Women, Trump Rollbacks
By coincidence, President Donald Trump's administration took action this week that would deny or reduce services to transgender people.
Several Injured in Suspected Package Bomb Blast in Lyon City of France
The area where the explosion occurred, on the narrow strip of land between the Saone and Rhone rivers in the historic city centre, has been evacuated
China Unveils Prototype of Magnetic Levitation Train Which Could Give Airlines a Run For Their Money
The engineering prototype is expected to roll off the production line next year and in 2021 to undergo comprehensive testing and be made ready for commercial manufacturing.
Pakistan Test-fires Ballistic Missile Capable of Hitting India But Stresses on Peace Talks With Neighbour
Pakistan announced that it has conducted a training launch of a Shaheen II, surface-to-surface ballistic missile, which it said is capable of delivering conventional and nuclear weapons at a range of up to 1,500 miles.
UN General Assembly Gives UK a Six-month Deadline to Stop Occupying Indian Ocean Archipelago
Britain, which has overseen the region since 1814, detached the Chagos islands in 1965 from Mauritius - a colony that gained independence three years later - to create the British Indian Ocean Territory. It is home to a joint British and US airbase.
China, Pakistan Agree to Enhance Communication and Co-op For 'Greater Progress'
Pakistan, a close ally of China, established diplomatic ties with Beijing in 1951, a year after India recognised the Communist nation 1950.