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Canadian in China charged with stealing secrets
The agency reported Chinese authorities found evidence which implicates Garratt in accepting tasks from Canadian espionage agencies to gather intelligence in China.
3 Wipro call centre staff arrested over UK telecom fraud
The employees were arrested months after UK telecom firm TalkTalk was hit by a high-profile hacking in October last year when personal details of its customers were compromised.
WHO fears upto 4 million Zika cases in Americas
The virus "is now spreading explosively," in the Americas, where 23 countries and territories have reported cases, the WHO chief said.
'Active shooter' reported at San Diego military hospital
Local news station CBS 8 reported that police had confirmed shots were fired at a San Diego military hospital.
New York travel ban lifted, Washington at standstill after snowstorm
The storm was the second-biggest in New York City history, with 26.8 inches (68 cm) of snow in Central Park by midnight on Saturday, just shy of the record 26.9 inches (68 cm) set in 2006, the National Weather Service said.
Thailand air force to examine wreckage amid MH370 speculation
On Saturday, local villagers living off the coast of Nakhon Si Thammarat in southern Thailand, had reported the discovery of a large metal object, suspected to be part of a plane.
Ex-UK spy claims MI5 knew about Guantanamo Bay torture methods
The former senior officer is seeking to give evidence to a UK parliamentary inquiry about how MI5 officials witnessed detainees being tortured at Camp X-Ray and Camp Delta - two of the Guantanamo prisons - in December 2002, 'The Sunday Times' reported.
Bahrain's Foreign Minister accompanies Swaraj to temple
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Bahrain's Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa visited a temple in Manama amid Punjabi music and drum beats.
Thai junta accused of arbitrary detention of student
A student activist was snatched from a Bangkok street, bundled into a car and assaulted by soldiers, his lawyer said, in a dramatic act of military muscle-flexing apparently caught on CCTV.
Pakistan university attack: Professor dies fighting with terrorists
Another student told television reporters he was in class when he heard gunshots.
Pakistan test launches indigenously developed cruise missile
The flight test of the Air Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM), Ra'ad, which is also known as Hatf VIII, was the seventh since it was first tested in 2007.
Firms in UK hiring non-EU workers may face 1,000 pound fee
The UK's Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) used the Indian information technology sector as an example in its latest set of recommendations to call for a review of the country's intra-company transfer (ICT) route under the Tier 2 visa regime.
Eiffel Tower sees fewer visitors after Paris attacks
The Iron Lady of Paris received 6.91 million visitors in 2015 compared with 7.1 million in 2014, according to the company that runs the 126-year-old monument.
ISIS faces cash crunch, slashes salaries of its fighters by half
The group's Bayt al-Mal, the Treasury Ministry, has decided to cut the salaries of its fighters in half due to the "exceptional circumstances" ISIS has been witnessing.