World
In a 'Dangerous Escalation,' US to Close Palestinian Mission in Washington
The Palestinian leadership cut off contact with the Trump administration after the US president recognised the disputed city of Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December.
At Least 13 Killed, 25 Injured After Bus Crashes in Afghanistan's Kandahar
The bus was carrying around 40 passengers from neighbouring Helmand province to Kandahar and overturned after the collision.
Japanese Among 6 Killed as Chopper Crashes in Nepal Due to Bad Weather, Woman Survives
The helicopter, which took off for Kathmandu airlifting a patient along with other passengers from Samagaun in Gorkha, lost radio contact with Kathmandu tower after flying some 32km at around 8.10am.
Russian Intel Men Used Fake Perfume Bottle to Bring Novichok Nerve Agent Into UK: Police
Neil Basu, an Indian-origin top counter-terrorism officer said a Nina Ricci 'Premier Jour' perfume bottle with a specially made poison applicator was recovered by police.
At Least 19 Missing, 120 Injured as Powerful Quake Jolts Japan's Hokkaido
There were no early reports of deaths but a man suffered cardiac arrest after falling down stairs.
Israel President Rivlin Lectures Philippine’s Duterte on Hitler
Rivlin went on to say that Duterte's visit to Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial on Monday must have illustrated to him the sensitivity surrounding any reference to Adolf Hitler.
New Book by Woodward Says Trump Wanted Syrian President Killed
According to the book, Trump told Mattis that he wanted to have Assad assassinated after the Syrian president launched a chemical attack on civilians in April 2017.
Jalaluddin Haqqani, Founder of ISI-Backed Haqqani Terror Network, Dies in Afghanistan
"Just as he endured great hardships for the religion of Allah during his youth and health, he also endured long illness during his later years," SITE quoted the Afghan Taliban statement as saying.
Government Cuts Blamed for Brazil National Museum Inferno
Even before the embers had begun to cool Monday, grief over the huge cultural loss gave way to anger at funding cuts many say are threatening Brazil's multi-cultural heritage.
Children Among 10 Shot at Apartment Complex in California's San Bernadino
The shooting happened on a hot holiday weekend in the city that is about 60 miles (96 km) east of Los Angeles.
Worth the Bill? Pakistan, Maldives Caught in Debt Jam on China's 'Silk Road'
Sri Lanka has already paid a heavy price for being highly indebted to China. Last year, the island nation had to grant a 99-year lease on a strategic port to Beijing over its inability to repay loans for the $1.4-billion project.
Trump to Skip ASEAN Summit in Singapore, Travel to France and Argentina Instead
Trump attended the ASEAN summit in the Philippines and the APEC summit in Vietnam last year. This year, Mike Pence will travel to Singapore to attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit and the East Asia Summit.
Four Dead, Three Missing After Myanmar Dam Overflow
The intense flood waters devastated the rural flatland region where more than 60,000 people reside primarily in easily damaged bamboo and wooden houses.
US Urges China to Embrace the Same Vision of a Free and Open Indo-Pacific
According to the, Assistant Secretary of Defence for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs, the US' vision of a free and open Indo Pacific, which is supported by India, is not so much about countering any particular country
More Than 50,000 Evacuate Homes in Myanmar After Dam Breach, Officials Say
Fire authorities sent a team to the Swar irrigation dam after the breach unleashed water into the nearby town of Swar and several other settlements.
Donald Trump Warns of Violent Change if Republicans Lose Midterms
At a meeting with those leaders at the White House on Monday, Donald Trump said everything was at stake for his conservative agenda if his party loses in November, according to an audiotape of the meeting obtained by the Times.