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Donald Trump Calls Out ‘Animal Assad’ for Suspected Chemical Attack in Syria
Trump says in a tweet on Sunday that the "area of atrocity is in lockdown and encircled by Syrian Army, making it completely inaccessible to outside world."
Donald Trump Says 'China Will Take Down Trade Barriers'; Calls Xi Jinping 'Friend'
US President Donald Trump on Sunday said he sees an end to the escalating trade dispute with China, after tit-for-tat retaliatory tariffs and threats that rattled markets.
United States' Tilt Towards India Creates Imbalance in South Asia, Says Pakistan Envoy
Pakistan's ambassador to the US Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhary also said that peace will prevail in South Asia if America assumes the role of a balanced power-player.
Duo Chop Off Sister's Legs Over Property Dispute in Pakistan's Punjab
The woman, a local farm worker, had asked her brothers to give her share in an inherited property. When rejected, she had threatened to move the court.
India to Build Strategic Railway Link Between Kathmandu and Raxaul in Bihar
It comes in the backdrop of recent Chinese linkages with Nepal as it took on building three highways to be completed by 2020. The two countries have recently also signed a transit treaty.
Ex-Sri Lankan Military Intelligence Chief Held Over Scribe's Abduction
Major General (retired) Amal Karunasekera was arrested on Thursday for the abduction of Keith Noyahr, the then deputy editor of The Nation, an English weekly, police said.
'North Korea's Kim Told Xi he Wanted to Resume Six-party Disarmament Talks'
China has traditionally been secretive North Korea's closest ally, though ties have been frayed by Kim's pursuit of nuclear weapons and missiles and Beijing's backing of tough UN sanctions in response.
Donald Trump Agrees to Keep US Troops in Syria a 'Little Longer,' But Wants Out
Trump had signalled his desire to get U.S. forces out of Syria in a speech last Thursday in Ohio, and officials said he had privately been pressing for an early withdrawal in talks with his national security aides.
Russia Says Spy Poisoning 'Grotesque Provocation' by UK, US
Britain has said it is "highly likely" that Russia was responsible for the attack on former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in England.
Fraud Rap for Cryptocurrency Promoted by DJ Khaled, Mayweather
Neither celebrity is accused in the scheme which the SEC said raised more than $32 million from thousands of investors.
Christian Family Shot Dead in Southwestern Pakistan
The family killed on Monday had come to visit relatives in Quetta's Shahzaman road area, where a large number of the city's Christian community lives.
H-1B Visa Application Process Starts Amid Unprecedented Scrutiny by Trump Administration
The H1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.
Stephen Hawking's Tailor-made Hi-tech Wheelchair to Live on
It was announced earlier this month that Hawking's ashes will be buried near the grave of Isaac Newton, another famous British scientist, during a thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey in London on June 15.
Thai Editor Faces Charges Over Picture of Kings Wearing Masks
The governor of Chiang Mai told Reuters on Sunday that he believed Pim Kemasingki, editor of the Chiang Mai Citylife magazine, had breached the Computer Crime Act by sharing the picture.
Donald Trump Continues Attacks on Amazon, Washington Post
"While we are on the subject, it is reported that the U.S. Post Office will lose $1.50 on average for each package it delivers for Amazon. That amounts to Billions of Dollars," Trump tweeted on Saturday morning.
Disney Reports 22% Pay Gap in Favour of Men in Britain
At its stores, male staff members were paid 19.8 per cent more on average, and received 77.2 per cent more than women in bonus payments.