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Tabloid publishes images of Queen Elizabeth-II giving Nazi salute as a child
The images, posted on the newspaper's website under the headline "Their Royal Heilnesses," shows the young girls prancing on the grass. A dog runs underfoot. The girls jump up and down.
Iran nuclear deal will make America and world safer: Obama
" You might hear from critics that Iran could just ignore what's required and do whatever they want. That they're inevitably going to cheat. Well, that's wrong, too," Obama said adding that with this deal,
Indian-American fugitive killer extradited to US from India
Amit Livingston, 47, fled to India in 2007 after he pleaded guilty to killing his 31-year-old former lover Hermila Hernandez in 2005.
Reluctant Tsipras fights to pass reforms in Greek parliament
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras battled to win lawmakers' approval on Wednesday for a bailout deal to keep Greece in the euro and avoid bankruptcy.
Laying off American workers for Indian H1-B visa holders needs to be probed: US
"Through the H-1B programme, those who hold visas are not supposed to replace Americans with jobs. Any such allegations are troubling should be investigated," Johnson told.
China growth beats forecasts as activity warms up
Monthly activity data, released alongside the GDP report, also beat expectations across the board to show signs of a rebound, with factory output hitting a five-month high.
Iran nuclear deal historic mistake, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu has long opposed any deal with Iran, and Israel has signalled it could take military action if need be to stop the Islamic republic from obtaining a nuclear weapons capability.
Seek to take ties with Tajikistan to newer heights, says PM Modi
Tajikistan has a 1,500 kilometres long border with Afghanistan. So, the impact of what happens in Afghanistan concerns this area, concerns India, officials said.
Greek PM Tsipras set to expel Syriza rebels as bailout votes loom
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras is set to begin a bruising week by clearing out party rebels opposed to an austerity package that will have to go through parliament within days.
Eurozone lists tough conditions for Greek debt deal
A European diplomat said the finance ministers' list also included a German option for ring-fencing some 50 billion of Greek state assets in a fund which would be held against the privatisation proceeds Athens says it will now raise.
Afghanistan-Pakistan IS chief killed in drone strike: officials, terrorists
The National Directorate of Security (NDS), the Afghan spy agency, said Hafiz Saeed was among 30 IS linked cadres killed in the strike in restive Nangarhar province, close to the Pakistani border, on Friday.
Obama admininistration seeks judicial consent for enabling immigration reform
Last November, Obama's reforms enabled those who came to the US as children, parents to receive a renewable two-year work permit and exemption from deportation.
Indo-Pakistan confrontation can be stumbling block for SCO: Chinese think tank
The SCO is still a young organisation. If a dramatic confrontation breaks out, it will definitely pose a stumbling block for the group.
Earthquake-hit Nepal woos India's private sector to rebuild itself
Nepal, which was hit by a massive quake in April this year, has estimated $ 20 billion to rebuild itself and sought support of India's private sector.
Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has so far executed 70 officials
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has executed 70 officials since taking power in late 2011 in a "reign of terror" that far exceeds the bloodshed of his dictator father's early rule.
21-year-old Russian woman plunges to death while taking selfie
Anna Krupeynikova was out sightseeing around Moscow with her friends when she leaned against a fence to take a picture of herself. However, her support reportedly gave way, and she plunged 40 feet to her death.