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North Korea Fires Two 'Unidentified Projectiles' on Thanksgiving Day: Seoul
It was also one day short of the two-year anniversary of its first test of its Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile, which analysts say is capable of reaching the entire US mainland.
Pakistan Supreme Court Set to Announce Verdict in Army Chief Qamar Bajwa's Tenure Extension Case
During Thursday's hearing, the court directed the government to present a new summary for the extension in Bajwa's service.
Suspected Islamists Kill At Least 19 in Latest East Congo Attack
Many family members of the victims were afraid to return to the scene for fear of being attacked.
Winter Storms Blasting US Snarl Thanksgiving Travel, Stranding Cars and Planes
Scores of vehicles got stuck on Interstate 5 after a 'bomb cyclone' - a supercharged winter storm caused by a rapid drop in atmospheric pressure - dumped up to four feet (1.2 meters) of snow in mountainous areas of the Pacific Northwest.
Pakistan's Retired Army General Appointed as CPEC Authority Chairperson
The CPEC is a planned network of roads, railways and energy projects linking China's resource-rich Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region with Pakistan's strategic Gwadar Port on the Arabian Sea.
No Money, No Hope: South Korea's 'Dirt Spoons' Turn Against Moon
The concept of dirt spoons and gold spoons, as those from better-off families are known, have been around for many years but exploded onto the political scene in recent years, undercutting support for liberal President Moon Jae-in.
Melania Trump's Speech on Drug Addiction at US School Met with Boos, Shrieks from Students
First ladies are usually spared the rougher edges of US politics and Melania Trump has been no exception, despite the bruising nature of her husband's presidency.
Ailing Nawaz Sharif to Undergo Advanced Cardiac Tests for Multiple Diseases in London: Reports
Doctors examining Sharif have recommended Sharif for cardiac catheterisation before a possible coronary angioplasty, a non-surgical procedure that improves blood flow to the heart.
Tamil-language Signboards Defaced to Stall Sri Lankan Prez Gotabaya's India Visit
Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa instructed the officials on Monday to put up the Tamil signboards again and called for the immediate arrest of those involved in the acts of vandalism.
Slash Fossil Fuel Emissions Now or Miss Goal to Limit Temperature Rise to 1.5C by 2030 , UN Warns
The harsh reality is that emissions have risen on average 1.5 percent annually over the last decade, hitting a record 55.3 billion tonnes of CO2 or equivalent greenhouse gases in 2018.
Google Fires 4 Workers Days After San Francisco Protest, Cites Data Security Breaches
Tensions have increased as Google has cracked down on what had long been a freewheeling work culture that encouraged employees to speak out.
Hong Kong's Carrie Lam Vows to 'Seriously Reflect' on Landslide Win of Pro-Democracy Candidates
Pro-democracy candidates swept nearly 90% of 452 district council seats, which will help it take unprecedented control of 17 out of 18 district councils, said Wu Chi-wai, head of the biggest pro-democracy bloc.
Ousted Navy Secretary Made Secret Deal with Trump, Says Pentagon chief
Mark Esper told reporters that Richard Spencer, the Navy's top civilian, admitted to him that he had gone around Esper and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley.
Sri Lanka Won't Do Anything That Will Harm India's Interests, Says Prez Rajapaksa Ahead of Delhi Visit
The newly-elected President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who is considered pro-China, said he wanted Sri Lanka to be a 'neutral country' and work with all the countries.
Child Killed by Falling Ice Sculpture at Luxembourg Christmas Market
The accident happened just metres from the ice rink at the capital city's annual Christmas fair which opened on Thursday.
In Coded 911 Call, Ohio Woman Called the Cops on Abusive Father by Ordering a Pizza
Initially puzzled by the request for a large pizza, the 911 dispatcher eventually caught on and asked simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ questions to send the police to the caller’s home.