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UK PM Theresa May Sees Off Leadership Threat Over Brexit for the Moment
May's troubles are far from over as Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) went into revolt mode by abstaining during some votes in the House of Commons on Monday.
Pakistani Hindu Lawmaker Listed in BBC's 100 Inspiring and Influential Women
Krishna Kumari Kohli, 40, Pakistan's first female senator from the Dalit community, has been placed at No 48 on the annual BBC 100 Women list and recognised as a Pakistani politician.
'Can Trump Name Another Ally That Gave Such Sacrifices?' Imran Khan Calls Out US President
The friction threatens to further worsen already fragile relations between Islamabad and Washington, on-off allies who have repeatedly clashed about the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan's alleged support for Islamist militants.
But is it Art? Pranksters Plant Missing 'Picasso' in Romania
Picasso's "Harlequin Head" was one of seven celebrated paintings snatched from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam in 2012 during a daring robbery local media dubbed "the theft of the century".
Imran Khan Meets Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Amid Reports of UAE Package
Khan is also expected to meet Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, vice president and prime minister of the UAE.
APEC Fails to Reach Consensus as US-China Divide Over Trade, Investment Dominates
"You know the two big giants in the room," Papua New Guinea (PNG) Prime Minister Peter O'Neill said at a closing news conference, when asked which members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group could not agree.When asked about the main issu...
Pakistan's Tablighi Jamaat Chief Abdul Wahab Dies at 95
The Tablighi Jamaat is one of the largest organisations of Sunni Muslims in the Indian subcontinent with its headquarters, referred to as the Markaz, in New Delhi.
Rouhani Sees Expansion of Iran, Iraq Trade Despite US Sanctions
Rouhani's remarks, after a meeting with visiting Iraqi President Barham Salih, came two weeks after the United States restored sanctions targeting Iran’s oil industry as well as its banking and transportation sectors.
Ivy League's Dartmouth Sued Over Ignoring Sexual Abuse of Students by 'Predatory' Professors
The lawsuit, filed in a federal court in New Hampshire, alleged that three professors from the university's department of psychology and brain sciences perpetrated more than a decade of gender discrimination, sexual assault and harassment, despite trustee...
Sri Lankan Lawmakers Fight in Parliament Over PM Dispute, Dustbin Hurled at Speaker
Some of the lawmakers supporting Rajapaksa threw water bottles, books and trash cans at the speaker. Lawmakers opposed to Rajapaksa surrounded Jayasuriya to protect him
Cholera Outbreak Continues to Plague DR Congo as Death Toll Rises to 857
Health authorities have so far recorded 25,170 cases, occurring in 21 out of the country's 26 provinces, the WHO's office in the DRC said.
Marie Antoinette's Pendant, Fetches $36 Million, Shattering Estimate
Marie Antoinette, who historians say was reviled by much of the French public over her lavish spending in the midst of a national financial crisis, was guillotined in Paris in October 1793 at the age of 37.
Trump Should Have Shown 'Common Decency' on Paris Attacks Anniversary, Says France
Government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux said Trump should have respected France's day of mourning on the third anniversary of the November 13 attacks in Paris.
After 9/11, CIA Considered Potential Truth Serum for Terror Suspects
The existence of the drug research program dubbed "Project Medication" is disclosed in a once-classified report that was provided to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) under a judge's order and was released by the organization Tuesday.
IMF Dissatisfied With Pakistan's Fiscal Policies as Imran Khan Govt Seeks USD 6 Billion Bailout
The cash-strapped Pakistani government led by Prime Minister Imran Khan is facing grave economic challenges as it struggles to keep the economy afloat.
'I Owe It All to You': Spider-Man, Iron Man, Hulk Pay Tributes to Their Creator Stan Lee
Tributes poured in Sunday to Stan Lee — the co-creator of iconic superheroes including Spider-Man, The Hulk and the X-Men — following his death at age 95.