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China Plans Financial Aid to Support Couples to Have 2nd Child
China is planning to introduce a "baby bonus" scheme to provide financial incentives to encourage couples to have a second child, as surveys showed that many of them were reluctant to go beyond one child due to economic constraints, official media reporte...
Reports From Kansas 'Disturbing': White House on US Shooting
The White House has said that the early reports coming from Kansas, where an Indian engineer was shot dead and another injured in an apparent hate crime, were "disturbing".
Brutal Killing of Hippo in Zoo Stuns El Salvador
A fatally savage attack by unidentified assailants on a hippopotamus in El Salvador's main zoo has stunned the country, with the government highlighting "national revulsion" at the crime.
Foreigners Among 350 Terror Suspects Held in Pakistan
Over 350 suspects, including Afghan and Uzbek nationals, have been arrested and arms and drugs recovered from them during a series of countrywide search operations against terrorists, the Army said.
Berlin Rebukes Ankara Over 'Unjust' Journalist Detention
The German government on Saturday denounced Turkey's detention on terrorism-related charges of a journalist for the Die Welt newspaper, adding its voice to a growing chorus calling for his release.
Pope Quietly Trims Sanctions Against Sex Abusers Seeking Mercy
Pope Francis has quietly reduced sanctions against a handful of pedophile priests, applying his vision of a merciful church even to its worst offenders in ways that survivors of abuse and the Pope's own advisers question.
US Democrats to Pick Chairman to Lead Party Against Donald Trump, Republicans
After a brutal election loss in November, Democrats will choose a new leader on Saturday to begin the daunting task of rebuilding the party and heading the political opposition to Republican President Donald Trump.
Sikh Group Asks Community to be Extra Vigilant After Kansas Shooting
A Sikh civil rights group has urged members of the Sikh-American community to exercise caution and be extra vigilant in the wake of a possible hate crime in Kansas city that left one Indian engineer dead and another injured.
Top US Diplomat Tillerson in Mexico to Soothe Ties
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson meets with Mexican leaders on Thursday to try to calm a row over President Donald Trump's trade and immigration policies.
Security Chief for London Olympics is Scotland Yard's First Woman Boss
Senior officer Cressida Dick was named the new commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police on Wednesday, the first woman to lead Scotland Yard in its 188-year history.
Chelsea Clinton, Daughter Attend Muslim Solidarity Rally
The order also put a temporary halt on the acceptance of refugees and an indefinite ban on Syrian refugees.
Indian-Origin MP Seema Malhotra Among Anti-Trump Voices in UK Parliament
Indian-origin Labour MP Seema Malhotra was among a number of British MPs who spoke out against US President Donald Trump’s proposed state visit to the UK in Parliament.
Hafiz Saeed, 4 Others Challenge Their House Arrest; Hearing Today at LHC
Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed and four others today challenged their house arrest in the Lahore High Court.
Donald Trump to Interview 4 Candidates to Replace the Ousted Michael Flynn
As he seeks to get his struggling administration back on track, President Donald Trump is interviewing at least four potential candidates to serve as his new national security adviser.
US University's Invite to Dalai Lama Sparks Uproar
A California university's decision to have the Dalai Lama speak at this year's commencement ceremony has sparked uproar among Chinese students who see the choice as an affront.
'Buy American Hire American' is Donald Trump's New Mantra
US President Donald Trump has said that 'Buy American and Hire American' is his new mantra as he vowed to "very strongly" enforce trade rules and stop "foreign cheating".