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Trump Pardoning Himself Would be 'Almost Self-Executing Impeachment': Preet Bharara
In the letter, they say the president has absolute power as US legal chief to end investigations, or "even exercise his power to pardon".
US First Lady Melania Trump to Skip G7, North Korea Summit
Melania Trump attended the G7 meeting in Italy last year. The US first lady, 48, has not been seen in public since May 10 when she and the president welcomed home three Americans who had been held prisoner in North Korea.
Police Shoot Knife-wielding Man at Berlin Cathedral, 'Terror' Ruled Out
The man with the knife, a 53-year-old Austrian, was "yelling and causing damage" before being shot in the leg shortly after 4;00 pm (1400 GMT), police said in a statement.
Syria's Assad Plans to Meet Kim Jong Un in North Korea: Pyongyang Media
The announcement came as anticipation mounts for a historic nuclear summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump in Singapore on June 12, following a whirlwind round of diplomacy.
United States Isolated as G7 Ministerial Summit Draws to a Close
G7 ministers urged US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who was at the event, to express their "unanimous concern and disappointments" to the White House over new US tariffs, Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau told reporters.
Learn to Use Laptops in 6 Months or Face Sack: Nepal PM’s Warning to Ministers
KP Sharma Oli, who took charge as Nepal's prime minister in February for the second time, said the Prime Minister's Office will be made paperless within six months.
EU Top Court Upholds Belgian Limits on Halal Slaughter
The case was brought by a group of Muslim organisations against Belgium's Flanders region after it banned temporary religious slaughter houses - set up during Eid al-Adha, which this year begins on August 21.
Pakistan's Emboldened Judiciary Poses Headache for Ruling Party Ahead of Polls
The outburst was captured during a recent visit to inspect patients and their living conditions at a hospital psychiatric ward in the northwestern city of Peshawar - one of a series of trips around the country in what Nisar has termed a crusade against co...
New Zealand to Kill 150,000 Cows to End Bacterial Disease
New Zealand is home to some 10 million cows, about double its human population. About two-thirds are dairy cows and the rest beef cattle. Milk products represent the country's largest single export, and much of it is sold to China and used in infant formu...
Protest in Pakistan Over PM Abbasi's So-called Gilgit-Baltistan Order
Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has seized more authority from the local council to deal with the affairs of the disputed region through the Gilgit-Baltistan Order 2018 which was passed on May 21.
'Veil of Secrecy is Lifted': Ireland's Indian-Origin PM Hails Abortion Vote
Speaking after a landslide referendum in favour of repealing the republic's ban on abortions, Leo Varadkar said Ireland had emerged from the shadows and come of age.
6 Years After Indian Woman's Death in Miscarriage, Ireland Votes to Overturn Abortion Ban
The country's leaders supported a "yes," an outcome that would repeal a 1983 constitutional amendment requiring authorities to treat a fetus and its mother as equals under the law. They called it a once-in-a-generation opportunity to liberalize some of Eu...
India Ought to be One of America's Closest Partners for Trump to Work in Asia, Says Mike Pompeo
Early this week, a top US State Department official said the Trump administration supports India's emergence as a leading global power and as a key partner in the Indo-Pacific region.
Meghan Markle Makes Gold Sales Sparkle, Up 30% This Year
For the last 15 years, white gold, silver and platinum have been the metals of choice for jewelry and couples tying the knot, jewelers said. Over the last few years, rose gold has become a favorite, while yellow gold was considered outdated.
North Korea Slams 'Ignorant and Stupid' Pence, Renews Summit Threat
"I cannot suppress my surprise at such ignorant and stupid remarks gushing out from the mouth of the US vice-president," Choe Son Hui said in the statement.
Britain Legally Bound to Pay Brexit Bill Before Trade Accord Agreed: Minister
Suella Braverman, a leading Brexit supporter, suggested Britain may not be able to use payment of the bill as leverage in talks on trade arrangements after it leaves the EU.