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Pakistan Fails to Fulfil 90% FATF Points on Terror Financing, Downgrading by IMF, World Bank to Continue
This will add to the financial problems of Pakistan, which is seeking aid from all possible international avenues.
Sea of Black: Hong Kong Protesters Rally to Demand Carrie Lam Steps Down
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Saturday indefinitely delayed the bill that could send people to mainland China to face trial, expressing 'deep sorrow and regret'.
Sudan Opposition, US Demand Probe into Protest Crackdown, Killings
The June 3 crackdown left about 120 people dead and hundreds wounded, according to doctors linked to protesters, while the health ministry put the death toll at 61.
Joe Biden Lauds Bravery of Hong Kong Protesters, Tells China the 'World is Watching'
Beijing on Friday denounced what it called 'violent interference' by US lawmakers, who are critical of what they see as a worsening human rights environment in Hong Kong.
Dutch-led Probe Team to Unveil 'Criminal Findings' About Flight MH17 Next Week
At least 298 people were killed when the Boeing 777 travelling between Amsterdam and Kuala Lumpur was hit by a Russian-made BUK missile in July 2014 as it travelled over territory in eastern Ukraine held by pro-Russian separatists.
World Blood Donor Day 2019: Things to Remember Before Blood Donation, Says WHO
World Blood Donor Day is celebrated to raise awareness towards blood donation to ensure that all individuals have accessibility, affordability and timely supplies of safe and quality-assured blood and blood products.
7-year-old Indian Girl Being Smuggled into US Found Dead Near Mexico Border
The girl was traveling with four other Indian nationals, two of which were encountered by Border Patrol agents in Arizona's Tuscon, while the other two are believed to have crossed back into Mexico.
Sudan Charges Ousted Leader Bashir with Corruption For 'Possessing Foreign Funds': Report
Bashir was ousted in a military coup after a 30-year long iron-fisted rule on April 11 following nation-wide protests. He stands accused of possessing foreign funds, acquiring illegal wealth and ordering emergency.
Brexit Figurehead Boris Johnson Wins First-round Vote to Replace Theresa May as British PM
In the ballot of Conservative MPs, former London mayor Johnson secured more than twice the number of votes won by his nearest challengers as three of the 10 candidates were eliminated.
Death Toll in Hungary Boat Tragedy Climbs to 25, Three Still Missing
The Mermaid capsized seconds after colliding with a bigger river cruise vessel on a busy stretch of the Danube, in the heart of the Hungarian capital, on May 29.
Putin Fires Police Generals Over Discredited Case Against Journalist
Russian police abruptly dropped drugs charges on Tuesday against journalist Ivan Golunov, a rare U-turn by the authorities in the face of anger from his supporters who had alleged he was framed for his reporting.
Heavy Rains in Southern China Leave 49 dead, 14 missing
China's disaster reduction committee said on Wednesday that more than 7,000 houses have collapsed and 300,000 people have been evacuated.
More Than 200 Detained in Moscow at Rally Against Police Abuse
The Moscow police said around 1,200 took part in the march and more than 200 people were arrested.
In Landmark Decision, Botswana Court Sets Aside 'Victorian Era' Provisions, Decriminalises Homosexuality
Judge Michael Elburu declared it was time to "set aside" the "provisions of a Victorian era" and ordered the laws under the country's 1965 penal code be amended.
16 Dead after Heavy Rainfall and Floods in Southern China
The floods toppled or damaged more than 1,300 houses and caused nearly 17,000 residents to evacuate.
Google Made $4.7 Billion From the News Industry in 2018, Says Study; US Media Demands a Cut
That $4.7 billion is nearly as much as the $5.1 billion brought in by the US news industry as a whole from digital advertising last year — and the News Media Alliance cautioned that its estimate for Google’s income was conservative.