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Religious Persecution Remains a Silent Feature of Pakistan: Rights Activist
Testifying before a Congressional hearing on human rights situation in South Asia, Fatima Gul, Sindhi-American human rights activist, said Pakistan is also one of the most dangerous countries for women.
Unfazed by Sanctions, China Issues Stinging Rebuke of US at Beijing Defense Forum
Wei said China wouldn't accept or be intimidated by such an approach, which he extended to 'long-arm jurisdiction', China's pejorative term for US sanctions on countries such as China, North Korea and Iran.
Brexit Will Happen on October 31 Despite PM Johnson's Unsigned Delay Request, Says UK
The Brexit maelstrom has spun wildly in the past week between the possibility of an orderly exit on October 31 with a deal that Johnson struck on Thursday and a delay after he was forced to ask for an extension late on Saturday.
Anti-Brexit Activists March to UK Parliament Wielding Placards as MPs Debate Deal
Walking behind a pink banner proclaiming 'together for the final say', they chanted: 'What do we want? People's vote! When do we want it? Now.'
Pakistan Opposition Leader Bilawal Bhutto Announces Countrywide Anti-govt Protests
Bilawal Bhutto, the chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party, said the government had lost its credibility in the masses as it did not fulfil any of its promises.
Indian-origin Man Given Extra Prison Time for Failing to Self-surrender for First Sentence
Rather than turn himself in, the man purposefully took steps to remain out of custody. He stopped answering his phones and drove a rental car to avoid detection.
'Not Many Have Asked if I'm OK': Meghan Markle Lists Struggles With Motherhood Under Media Spotlight
Britain's aggressive press at first welcomed Markle into the royal fold but coverage has become increasingly hostile, with the tabloids luxuriating in stories about her fractured American family and rumours of palace rifts.
India-US Bilateral Defence Trade to Reach $18 Billion This Year, Says Pentagon
Undersecretary Of Defense For Acquisition And Sustainment Ellen M Lord said the US is committed to strengthen its partnership with India while furthering military-to-military relationships and cooperation.
Mexico Deports 311 Indians Illegally Trying to Cross Over to US After Pressure from Washington
The move comes after US President Donald Trump in June threatened tariffs on all Mexican imports if the country did not put a check on people entering America through Mexico's borders.
'Basic Foundations' of Brexit Deal 'Ready', Should be 'Clear' in Seven-Eight Hours, Says EU's Tusk
'Theoretically, in seven or eight hours everything should be clear,' Tusk said via a live broadcast on Poland's TVN24 news channel.
Hong Kong Chief Abandons State of the Union-Style Speech; Protest Leader Hospitalised after Clashes
The speech by chief executive Carrie Lam was billed as an attempt to win hearts and minds after four months of seething pro-democracy protests.
Two Police Officers Killed, 20 Children Wounded in Afghan Bomb Blast
The bomb outside a police headquarters building also partially destroyed a nearby madrassa, or religious school.
Leader of Trump Impeachment Probe Claims 'Dramatic Progress', Says Witness Provided 'Substantial Evidence'
While the White House and Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani refused to turn over subpoenaed documents on the Ukraine affair to Congress, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said five witnesses had backed up allegations of misuse of power...
Nobel Prize in Economics Came at Opportune Moment for Women, Says Youngest Winner Esther Duflo
French-American Esther Duflo became only the second female economics winner in the Nobel Economics Prize's 50-year history.
As Presidential Battle in Sri Lanka Hots Up, Key Contenders Eye Tamil Votes. Could There be an Upset?
The island nation is seeing a fierce battle as Sajith Premadasa of the ruling UNP and SLPP's Gotabaya Rajapaksa have begun an aggressive campaigning.
Dengue Stings Cayman Islands in Western Caribbean Sea
To avoid dengue infection, people should use insect repellant, wear protective clothing and try to stay indoors around dawn and dusk when mosquitos are most active.