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US Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Bid to Insert Citizenship Question in 2020 Census
Trump, who is in Japan for the G20 summit, said on Twitter that not having the citizenship question was 'totally ridiculous.'
Prior to G20 Meet, Trump Renews Criticism of Japan-US Alliance for 'Taking Advantage of America'
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the two governments had not discussed revising the treaty and dismissed the notion that the pact was unfair.
Iraq Sentences Indonesian Woman to 15 Years in Jail for joining Islamic State
A statement by the Supreme Judicial Council said Wednesday that the woman was married to an IS member who was killed in an airstrike by the US-led coalition.
NASA to Open Moon Rock Samples Sealed After Apollo Missions 50 Years Ago
After decades of flip-flopping between the moon and Mars as the next big astronaut destination, NASA aims to put astronauts on the lunar surface again by 2024 at the White House's direction.
Amid Frosty Relations, China Suspends All Meat Exports from Canada over Fake Certificates
Beijing had previously detained two Canadians — former diplomat Michael Kovrig and businessman Michael Spavor — and blocked Canadian agricultural shipments worth billions of dollars.
Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt? Britain's New Prime Minister to be Announced on July 23
The two candidates were chosen from a field of 10 by the Conservative party's 313 MPs, and are now seeking to woo an estimated 160,000 party members who will make the final choice.
Lack of Predictibility, Coherence in Ties, Congressmen Tell Mike Pompeo Ahead of India Visit
Congressman Eliot L Engel urged Pompeo to not only strengthen the US-India strategic partnership, but also convey a coherent set of objectives and predictability to the new Indian government.
Trump to Visit Seoul as Pompeo Raises Hope for New North Korea Talks after Letter
The announcement came hours after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he hoped a letter Trump sent to Kim could pave the way for a revival of stalled nuclear talks.
Trump Announces 'Hard-hitting' Sanctions Against Iran Aimed at Supreme Leader, Other Officials
Trump initially told reporters the sanctions, which will target Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his office, were in response to Tehran's downing of a US drone last week.
Top Sri Lanka Defence Official Faces Charges Over Easter Attacks
Hemasiri Fernando, who was defence secretary before the April 21 bombing of three churches and three hotels, should be investigated for his failure to prevent or minimise the attacks, Attorney General Dappula de Livera said.
Iraqi Special Forces Kill 14 Islamic State Militants in Northern Areas, Receive Support from US-led Coalition
Although Iraq declared victory against IS in July 2017, the extremists have since been trying to mount a guerrilla-style insurgency by staging surprise attacks in different parts of the country.
Trump Delays Immigration Sweep, Gives Democrats 2 Weeks to Extend Support for Deportation Process
The mass round-up of as many as 2,000 families who had been served with deportation orders or failed to show up for court appointments was expected to begin in up to 10 US cities on Sunday.
Pakistan is Not Egypt, Will Not Let My Father Meet Morsi's Fate, Says Nawaz Sharif's Daughter Maryam
Maryam Sharif said 80 per cent of Nawaz Sharif's medical problems were not being highlighted in his reports as every word is being scrutinised by the jail authorities.
Hong Kong Police Slam 'Illegal, Irrational' Protest Outside Headquarters; Vow to Hound Ringleaders
Thousands of protesters blockaded the police headquarters throughout Friday and into the small hours of Saturday morning, the latest manifestation of angry demonstrations sweeping the city.
China Rules Out India's Entry into NSG Without 'Consensus' on Allowing Non-NPT Countries
Ever since India applied for the membership of the NSG in May 2016, China has been insisting that only those countries which have signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) should be allowed to enter the organisation.
UK Minister In-charge of India Suspended after Grappling with Climate Activist
A number of Opposition party MPs also called for action against Mark Field and called for him to resign. The City of London Police confirmed it had received reports of an assault and are investigating, but no arrests have been made.