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On Eve of Visit to UK, Donald Trump Urges Britain to go For No-deal Brexit
Trump also said that he thought former British foreign secretary Boris Johnson would make an 'excellent' prime minister to take over from Theresa May, the current leader who is to resign June 7 after failing to get her EU divorce text through parliament.
Summit Fever: How Everest's Budget Climbing Boom Has Put Indians Most at Risk
Indian climbers in the Himalayas are booming in number, but may be disproportionately at risk because they tend to join budget expeditions that are sometimes less well equipped, according to interviews with more than two dozen climbers, trekking companies...
China Slams US 'Lies' as Tariff Hike Looms on American Goods Ranging From Wine to Condoms
Saturday's retaliatory tariff increase will cap a week that was marked by a heated war of words and Chinese threats to curb exports of rare earths, which are key to US tech industries, after President Donald Trump blacklisted telecom giant Huawei.
India's Purchase of S-400 from Russia Will Have Serious Implications on Defence Ties, Says US
India and Russia signed a $5 billion S-400 air defence system deal in October last after wide-ranging talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Man Who Set Himself on Fire Near White House Succumbs to Injuries: Officials
The man set himself on fire on the Ellipse, an area popular with tourists between the White House and the Washington Monument, on Wednesday.
Provoking Disputes 'Naked Economic Terrorism', Says China as Trade War With US Shows No Sign of Ending
Trade tensions between Washington and Beijing escalated earlier this month after the Trump administration accused China of having 'reneged' on its promises to make structural changes to its economic practices.
Pakistan Additional Attorney General Resigns Over Govt Interference in Judiciary
Zahid F Ebrahim in his resignation sent to President Arif Alvi said that he took the decision after reports in the media that Alvi ordered formal probes of misconduct against some judges of the Supreme Court and the Sindh High Court.
Boris Johnson Faces Court Hearing for Brexit 'Lies'
The decision follows a hearing last week at Westminster Magistrates Court in London, during which lawyers for businessman Marcus Ball, who crowd-funded the bid, lodged an application to summon Boris Johnson.
‘Don't Say We Didn't Warn You’: Chinese Media Hints at Tit for Tat in US Trade War
The expression 'don't say we didn't warn you' is generally only used by official Chinese media to warn rivals over major areas of disagreement.
US Removes India From Currency Monitoring List; China, Japan Stay
Switzerland is the other nation that has been removed by the US from its currency monitoring list which among others include China, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam.
US Rules Out Exemptions from Iranian Sanctions After Reports of India's Attempts to Resume Oil Imports
US President Trump last month refused to give waivers to countries like India from buying oil from Iran, in an attempt to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero.
Pope Sounds Racism Alarm as EU Nationalists Win Big
Pope Francis acknowledged the 'fear' in many societies towards migrants and refugees arriving in search of protection or a better future.
3 ISIS and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Terrorists Arrested in Pakistan
The Pakistan government had arrested over 100 members of banned outfits including JeM chief Masood Azhar's son and brother and taken control of JeM, JuD and FIF properties including seminaries and mosques across the country following immense international...
'Great Respect' Between US and North Korea, Says Donald Trump
The comments come despite short-range missile launches by Pyongyang in May that Trump's own National Security Advisor John Bolton said over the weekend were in violation of UN Security Council resolutions.
Iran State TV Fires Managers Over 'Insult' to Sunnis
The sackings at Channel 5 came after a broadcast on May 20 celebrating the birthday of the second imam in Shiite Islam, Hassan ibn Ali.
Hundreds of Bangladeshi Fishermen Protest Two-month Fishing Ban in Bay of Bengal
Carrying placards and banners, the fishermen marched to Cox's Bazar city from coastal villages days after the government's 65-day long fishing embargo came into effect.