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At Least 18 Dead as Floods Sweep Iran: Emergency Services
Iran has been facing unprecedented floods in 25 of its 31 provinces, the country's Crisis Management Organisation said.
Thailand's Junta 'Manipulated' Election, Claims Ousted PM Thaksin Shinawatra
A pro-Thaksin party on Monday also alleged cheating and said it was considering a legal challenge to the polls in Thailand.
French Muslim Group Sues Facebook, YouTube for Broadcasting New Zealand Attack Video
New Zealand's spy agencies have faced criticism in the wake of the attack for concentrating on the threat from Islamic extremism.
Pak Woman Chained, Tortured by Husband For 20 Days For 'Being Possessed' by Demons
The husband allegedly kept his wife locked up at their residence in Sahiwal city for at least 20 days on the pretext of her being possessed by demons, the official said.
Indian Nurse Stranded in Saudi Arabia Finally Leaves Kingdom After Long Legal Battle
Though Tintu Stephen, 28, had won a ruling in her favour from the labour court in Abha, she was barred from leaving the kingdom as her employed filed an appeal in the higher court.
Islamic State Loses All Territory But Its Shadowy Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is Still Untraceable
With a $25 million US bounty on his head, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is the world's most wanted man, responsible for steering his chillingly violent organization into mass slaughter of opponents and directing and inspiring terror attacks across continents and i...
Cholera Cases Reported in Mozambique as Hunger, Disease Stalk African Cyclone Survivors
Cyclone Idai killed 242 people in Mozambique and 259 in Zimbabwe, and numbers were expected to rise, relief agencies said.
Indian Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison in Canada For Causing Crash That Killed 16
On April 6, 2018, Jaskirat Singh Sidhu's semi-trailer truck failed to stop at a highway intersection, killing 16 people and injuring 13 on the bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos hockey team and others en route to a playoff game.
Priest Stabbed During Mass at Canada's Biggest Church
A witness told public broadcaster Radio-Canada the priest was about to start reading the gospel, when 'this man drew a knife and ran up to stab him.'
Indian Man Gets 5-year Jail, Caning for Rioting in Singapore
Yadwinder Singh, 26, was the leader of one of the two groups of people who started fighting outside Silat Road Sikh Temple in Bukit Merah area in April, 2017
After Crashes, Boeing Rolls Out 'Disagree Light' Safety Feature Previously Sold as an Option
Neither the Lion Air aircraft which crashed in Indonesia, nor the Ethiopian Airlines jet, had the feature, the source said. More than 300 people perished in the two cases.
Death Toll Soars to 47 in China Chemical Plant Blast, 98 Seriously Injured
The explosion was so powerful that it apparently triggered a small earthquake, knocked down several factory buildings and shattered the windows of homes a few kilometres away.
Facebook Fixes Glitch That Exposed Millions of User Passwords to Employees
'These passwords were never visible to anyone outside of Facebook and we have found no evidence to date that anyone internally abused or improperly accessed them,' Facebook said.
Twenty Years on, Serbian Victims of NATO Bombings Feel Forgotten
NATO's three-month bombardment was an effort to halt Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic's crackdown on separatist ethnic Albanians in Kosovo, a southern province that later declared independence.
Repaired, Painted But Never Healed: Bullet-riddled New Zealand Mosque to Reopen for Friday Prayers
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced that Friday's call to prayers for Muslims will be broadcast nationally and there will be a two minute silence.
Pakistani Student Stabs Professor to Death for Planning ‘Un-Islamic’ College Party Involving Girls
The attacker was wrestled to the ground by students present at the party rehearsal but they could not save Hameed, who died of his wounds after being taken to a local hospital, college principal said.