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Japan's Deadly Earthquake Destroys 2 of The World's Most Powerful Microscopes
The microscopes have been used by a wide range of scientists, including those who analyse iPS cells, which could be used to make new drugs and in regenerative medicine.
As Sanctions Bit, Iranian Executives Bought African Passports
Diplomats and security sources in the Comoros and the West are concerned that some Iranians acquired the passports to protect their interests as sanctions crimped Iran's ability to conduct international business.
World Bank to Provide up to $480 Million to Aid Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh
The World Bank's board approved a $50 million grant to add to an existing health-sector support project in Bangladesh, the first in a series that could total $480 million.
Pakistan to Choke Funding of Militant Groups to Avoid Being Blacklisted by FATF: Report
The FATF is an inter-governmental body established in 1989 to combat money laundering, terrorist financing and other related threats to the integrity of the international financial system.
'We Won't Forget': Donald Trump Continues Tweetstorm Against Harley Davidson
Harley-Davidson plans to shift production of motorcycles for EU destinations from the US to its international facilities to avoid the tariff burden.
Trade War or Not, China Inc Already Reining in American Brands
A trade war now looks more likely after talks in Beijing and Washington failed to defuse grating issues between the two countries over a trade imbalance, technology transfers and barriers that firms face doing business in China.
Pakistan May be Placed in FATF's 'Grey List' for Financially Aiding Terrorism: Reports
The Pakistani delegation will inform the FATF of the action plan drafted by the government to avoid sanctions, a report said.
Chinese Tech Investment in US is Next Target in Trump's Crackdown: Reports
President Trump plans to ratchet commercial tensions higher by barring many Chinese companies from investing in US technology firms, and by blocking additional technology exports to Beijing, The Wall Street Journal reported, quoting people familiar with a...
Assad Pledges to Regain Control of Northern Syria by Force if Needed
"We have chosen two paths: the first and most important one is reconciliation. The second path is to attack terrorists if they don't surrender and refuse to make peace," Assad said.
French Teen Accidentally Crosses US Border from Canada While Jogging, Detained for 2 Weeks
Cedella Roman, 19, ran across the border just south of the town of White Rock in Canada's British Columbia, into the US state of Washington on the evening of May 21.
Discarded Napkin Helps US Cops Crack 32-Year-Old Rape and Murder Case
Pierce County prosecutors on Friday charged Gary Charles Hartman, 66, with first-degree murder and first-degree rape in the 1986 death of a 12-year-old girl.
Secy of State Mike Pompeo Cheers Infosys Plan to Create 10,000 US Jobs
Mike Pompeo mentioned Infosys' job creation plans in his address to the Select USA Investment Summit that has attracted investors from across the globe, including India.
Mongolia Breaks Ground for its First Refinery to be Constructed with Indian Assistance
Home Minister Rajnath Singh attended the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of the refinery.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Russia to Boost Economic Ties
At the start of the negotiations, Putin emphasised that South Korea is one of Russia's top partners in the region and voiced hope that their two-way trade will expand. He vowed that Moscow would try to help settle tensions around North Korea.
Peace Plays: How Foreign Companies Have Lost a Bundle in North Korea
Samsung's now defunct businesses in Pyongyang and hundreds of similar failed joint ventures underline North Korea's status as one of the world's highest-risk investment destinations
Saudi Female Car Accident Inspectors Prepare For Women Driving
Days before women are set to hit the road, though, it was unclear when the trainees will be ready to start their new jobs and how they will navigate mixed-gender environments in conservative Saudi.