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Sikh Man from United Kingdom Strangled to Death in Thailand Hotel
Amitpal Singh Bajaj, his wife and two-year-old son were in Thailand for a holiday when the fatal confrontation with a Norwegian man, Roger Bullman, took place.
Trump Govt to Open US Consulate in Greenland Amid Its Increased Interest in the Arctic Region
The State Department says in a letter to Congress that re-establishing a consulate in Nuuk is part of a broader plan to increase the US presence in the arctic.
Al Qaeda Claims 'Treacherous' Pakistani Forces Detained Wife of Its Chief Ayman al-Zawahiri
It said: 'We ... hold Pakistan's government and its treacherous army and their American masters responsible for their criminal acts.'
Florida Man Gets 15 Months for Threatening to Kill Presidential Hopeful Bernie Sanders
Pratersch was convicted in April of threatening a federal official and making threats over interstate communications media in April. He could have been sentenced to as much as 15 years in prison.
'Cannot Afford More Damage to a Major Source of Oxygen': UN, France Raise Concern Over Amazon Wildfires Crisis
Official figures show nearly 73,000 forest fires were recorded in Brazil in the first eight months of the year -- the highest number for any year since 2013.
Indonesia Man Walks 700 Kms Backwards From His Village to Capital City to Raise Awareness on Deforestation
Rapid forest loss and greenhouse gas emissions have made Indonesia the fourth biggest contributor to global warming after China, the US and India.
Poo to The Rescue: How Fecal Transplants Can Save Starving Koalas
A team of researchers used fecal transplants in the form of orally ingested capsules to alter the microbes in the marsupials' guts, thus allowing them to eat a wider range of eucalypts.
US State Department Approves Possible $8 Billion Fighter Jet Sale to Taiwan: Pentagon
China has already denounced the widely discussed sale, one of the biggest yet by the United States to Taiwan, which Beijing considers a renegade province.
Over 250 Inmates Escape after Prison in Indonesia's Papua Set Ablaze by Angry Protesters
The prison break happened on Monday as several cities in Indonesia's easternmost territory -- where an insurgency against Jakarta's rule has simmered for decades -- saw rioting and protests triggered by the detention of dozens of Papuan students.
Hong Kong Leader Carrie Lam Promises a 'Communication Platform' to Resolve Differences With Protesters
Chief Executive Carrie Lam also said a fact-finding study will look at the causes of the protests and the police response to them.
US Federal Prisons Chief Replaced After Jail-Cell Suicide of Disgraced Financier Jeffrey Epstein
US Attorney General Bill Barr on Monday appointed Kathleen Sawyer as director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, replacing Hugh Hurwitz who served as acting director for the past 15 months.
Palestinian Police Vow to Crack Down on Planned LGBT Event
The announcement over the weekend followed word that al-Qaws, an LGBT group in the Palestinian territories, was planning a gathering this week in the northern West Bank town of Nablus.
'Jihadi Jack' Lashes Out at UK After it Revokes His Citizenship
Jack Letts, 24, who was a dual UK-Canadian national, was captured by Kurdish forces in Syria in 2017 and is languishing in jail there, despite saying in a media interview earlier this year he would like to return to Britain.
Self-Proclaimed White Nationalist Charged with Threatening Jewish Community Centre in Ohio
James Reardon, 20, was being held on $250,000 bond on Sunday on charges of aggravated menacing and online harassment, according to records from the Mahoning County Sheriff's Office.
'Greetings from Cold War': Dated 1969, Alaska Man Discovers Message in Bottle from Russian Sailor
The message included an address and a request for a response from the person who finds it. Reporters from the state-owned Russian media network, Russia-1, tracked down the original writer, Capt. Anatoliy Botsanenko.
Why Uighur Muslims Are Fearing Chinese Authorities Even in Egypt
China is one of Egypt's biggest investors, pouring money into massive infrastructure projects such as the construction of a new administrative capital east of Cairo.