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Kuwait jails opposition leader for insulting the Gulf state's ruler
Kuwait's appeals court sentenced prominent opposition leader Mussallam al-Barrak to two years in jail on Sunday on charges of insulting the Gulf state's ruler, his group said.
Maldives Police arrests ex-president Mohamed Nasheed under anti-terrorism laws
Television stations in the country aired scenes of the arrest.
Joe Biden attracts eyeballs as he leans on US Defence Secretary's wife, whispers in her ear
As Carter began speaking, Biden beckoned Stephanie Carter from across the room, then put both hands on her shoulders as her husband thanked Biden for presiding over the ceremony.
US hopeful of investing in India's nuclear projects
"We believe that we've reached a sufficient understanding, and I think this process will continue," said Ben Rhodes, Deputy National Security Advisor at the White House.
It's official: India is fastest growing big economy
Prior to Modi's election last May, the economy had endured its weakest phase of growth since the 1980s.
France: Marseille gunmen open fire same day as PM visits
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls was due in Marseille, France's second-largest city, to talk about security and education.
Islamic State says airstrike killed US hostage, US skeptical
The woman was identified as Kayla Jean Mueller, an American who went to Syria to do aid work, but there was no independent verification of the militants' claim.
Jordan launches new airstrikes after vowing harsh war on Islamic State
The army statement did not say which country was targeted.