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Italian Court Acquits 2 Former Bosses of Defence Company in Bribery Case Related to VVIP Chopper Scam
Giuseppe Orsi, former chief executive of the Italian state-controlled defence group previously known as Finmeccanica, and Bruno Spagnolini, former head of its helicopter business AgustaWestland, were both cleared of corruption charges.
Jakarta Governor Says Six Dead After Unrest Following Indonesia Election Result
Civil unrest followed the confirmation of President Joko Widodo's victory by election commission.
Donald Trump Nominates Former Ambassador Barbara Barrett as Head of US Air Force
If she is confirmed, Barbara Barrett will succeed another woman, Heather Wilson, in the position of secretary of the air force.
Austrian Far-right Ministers to Resign en Masse Amid 'Ibiza-gate' Fallout
The corruption scandal in Austria has ended a coalition many on the European right had held up as a model ahead of key European Parliament polls later this week.
Newly-elected Ukrainian President Zelenskiy Announces He Will Dissolve Parliament, Calls Snap Elections
Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman resigned in protest shortly the announcement, saying Zelenskiy had rejected his proposals and chose another path.
Nepali Girls Lured By Job Prospects in Kuwait Sent Back by SSB Officers
The girls were told that they will get their passports and visa in Delhi and were promised an attractive salary, the SSB officer said.
Widows of Iraq's War Pick Up the Threads of Fragmented Lives
Nearly 2 million Iraqis remain displaced due to the war against jihadi group Islamic State, claimed a survey conducted by REACH, a non-governmental organisation.
Muslims in Riot-hit Sri Lanka Attend Friday Prayers Amid Tight Security
Anti-Muslim riots have killed one person and caused extensive damage to homes, businesses and mosques in the island nation this week.
With 17 Workers Trapped in Flooded Mine, China Continues to Face Occupational Challenges
This accident befalls a day after 10 people got killed when a building being refurbished in the financial hub of Shanghai collapsed.
'He is the Right Person to Probe Easter Attacks': Sri Lankan Army Defends Rehiring Officer Accused of Murder, Torture
He was accused in the murder of Lasantha Wickrematunga, an outspoken editor of The Sunday Leader newspaper, who was killed in 2009 while stuck in rush hour traffic in Colombo.
US Deports 52 Pakistani Nationals Charged With Illegal Immigration, Criminal Conduct
The Trump administration recently launched a crackdown on the foreigners who stayed in the US even after the expiry of their visas.
Sri Lanka Reimposes Curfew after Arresting Over 100 People For Anti-Muslim Riots
The Air Force would deploy helicopters at day and night to assist with controlling illegal assemblies and acts of violence.
Luxury Hotel Building in Gwadar Badly Damaged in Terrorist Attack: Report
The ground floor and the other three floors of the Pearl Continental Hotel, in addition to the death of employees and a navy soldier, had also been damaged in the encounter between security forces and the attackers.
Seeking Snap Polls Albanian Protesters Hurl Petrol Bombs Outside PM's Office, Parliament
Chanting "We want a European Albania", the protesters renewed the call they made since February for snap polls after their lawmakers also cut ties with parliament.
No Breach of Trust, Says Trump on North Korea's Recent Weapons Tests
Trump said that the weapons are short-range and can't be considered a breach of trust at all.
'SleepyCreepy Over Crazy Bernie': Donald Trump Describes His 2020 Presidential Race Rivals
Donald Trump took to his favourite public platform, Twitter, to announce the stinging new epithet for Biden, who enjoys a strong lead in Democratic polls, and reprise his favorite sobriquet for Sanders, the liberal US senator who for months has been numbe...