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No Breakthrough in Nuclear Talks as Iran Demands More After U.S. Exit
Trump pulled the United States out of the multinational deal under which sanctions on Iran were lifted in return for curbs on its nuclear programme verified by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Thais Fear 'No Chance' of More Survivors from Tourist Boat, Nearly 60 May Be Dead
The confirmed death toll from the accident off the resort island of Phuket stood at 27, but the navy said divers had spotted "quite a few bodies" in the sunken vessel, the Phoenix.
Amid Trade War, 'Made in China' Flags for Donald Trump's 2020 Poll Campaign: Report
The factory, situated in eastern Zhejiang province, had also made flags for the election campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Trump in 2016.
Stateless Teen Praised as ‘Gem’ of Thai Cave Rescue Has No Birth Certificate, ID or Passport
Images of the wide-eyed teen were beamed around the world when he was discovered alive with the rest of his young football team deep inside the Tham Luang cave.
Brazilian Migrant Who Sued Trump Govt Reunited With 10-Year-Old Son in Chicago
The reunion came as the Donald Trump administration disclosed that it had resorted to DNA testing on up to 3,000 detained migrant children who remain separated from their parents, in order to reunite families by court-imposed deadlines.
92-year-old Woman Kills 72-year-old Son Over Plan to Send Her to Old-age Home
Anna Mae Blessing, who is charged with murder, contemplated her son's intentions to put her into care for days, US media reported.
Melania Trump on Secret Trip to Visit Injured Service Members
Stephanie Grisham, the first lady's spokeswoman, tweeted that Mrs. Trump was visiting the combat injured service members & their families.
Suspect Wrote he Aimed to Kill Everyone at Maryland Newsroom
The letter sent by the accused Jarrod Ramos to the Annapolis newspaper's Baltimore-based lawyer was written to resemble a legal motion for reconsideration of his unsuccessful 2012 defamation lawsuit against the paper, a columnist and then-publisher Tom Ma...
Indian-origin Student Who Hacked Computers to Change Grades Gets Probation
Varun H Sarja, 20, a former University of Kansas student, had pleaded guilty to two counts of identity theft and two counts of unlawful computer acts in May.
'Haram' to Cast Votes for Women: Pakistan Candidate Stokes Controversy Ahead of Polls
Haroon Sultan, who has served as minister for social welfare in the previous tenure of the PML-N government, said he would follow the directions of religion and abstain from casting a vote for any female candidates as it is considered forbidden in Islam.
Mike Pompeo to Travel to North Korea After Postponing India 2+2 Dialogue
The State Department's announcement comes days after Pompeo called External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to inform her about his decision to postpone the July 6 India-US 2+2 dialogue in Washington DC.
'We Cannot Live Here': Afghanistan's Sikhs Weigh Future After Suicide Bombing
"Our religious practices will not be tolerated by the Islamic terrorists. We are Afghans. The government recognises us, but terrorists target us because we are not Muslims," said the secretary of a national panel of Hindus and Sikhs.
Indonesia 'Anti-LGBT Abuses' Fuel HIV Cases: Human Rights Watch
Police conducted "arbitrary and unlawful" raids on places frequented by LGBT people including saunas, night clubs, hotel rooms, hair salons, and even private homes, HRW said.
Iran Eyes Private Oil Exports to Help Beat U.S. Sanctions
Iran is looking at ways to keep exporting oil as well as other measures to counter sanctions after the United States told allies to cut all imports of Iranian oil from November.
Man Arrested for Starting Colorado Wildfire That Left Hundreds Homeless
Jesper Joergensen, 52, was taken into custody for suspected arson that started the Springs Fire, the most active of around 10 blazes in Colorado, the state hardest hit by fires, according to Costilla County Sheriff's Office Facebook page.
Dino Hunters Keep Up Jurassic Park-Style Quest in Conflict-Ridden Myanmar
The morning amber market on the outskirts of Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin state, throngs with traders using torches and magnifying glasses to scrutinise pieces of the honey-coloured fossilised tree sap.