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UK's Theresa May Barely Survives No-Confidence Vote Over Brexit After Promising Not to Run in 2022
May said she was "pleased to have received the backing of my colleagues" but acknowledged that "a significant number" had voted against her in Wednesday evening's secret ballot.
Conservative Lawmakers Trigger No Confidence Vote in UK PM Theresa May's Leadership
A ballot will be held on Wednesday in the House of Commons and an announcement made as soon as possible afterwards.
Five Killed as Man Opens Fire in Brazil Cathedral Before Turning Gun on Himself: Report
Paramedics told media the man fired a revolver and a .38-caliber pistol inside the cathedral, also wounding several people before killing himself.
Theresa May Tours Europe in Desperate Bid to Save Brexit Deal
May had breakfast with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte in The Hague before heading to Berlin for lunch with Chancellor Angela Merkel, and was then to travel on to Brussels.
Sri Lanka's Ousted PM Ranil Wickremesinghe Sets Deadline to End Crisis
Sri Lanka has been trapped in a bitter power feud since Maithripala Sirisena replaced PM Ranil Wickremesinghe with Mahinda Rajapakse, a controversial former strongman leader.
Fortnite Gamer Charged by Australia Police After Livestreaming Assault on Woman
The 26-year-old was using the Twitch video platform to broadcast himself playing the popular shoot-'em-up survival game.
Donald Trump Says Chief Of Staff John Kelly to Leave White House by End of 2018
There were reports that Kelly's relationship with the volatile Trump had deteriorated to such an extent they were no longer on speaking terms.
'Zero' Doubt Saudi Crown Prince Directed Khashoggi's Murder, Say 2 US Senators
"I have zero question in my mind that the crown prince directed the murder and was kept appraised of the situation all the way through it," Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman Bob Corker told reporters after CIA director Gina Haspel briefed a smal...
Mahinda Rajapaksa Files Appeal in Supreme Court Against Interim Court's Order
The Court of Appeal in an interim order Monday temporary halted Rajapaksa and his Cabinet from functioning in their positions in response to a case filed by 122 legislators against his disputed government.
Khashoggi's Friend Sues Israeli Surveillance Company for its Spyware that Led to His Killing
The lawsuit says Abdulaziz received and clicked on a link sent to his phone in June 2018 that he argues exposed his mobile communications to Saudi authorities.
Trump Has Sought Imran Khan's Help With Afghan Peace Talks, Claims Pakistan Minister
Trump told Imran Khan the Pakistan relationship was very important to the US and to finding a solution to the Afghanistan conflict, Fawad Chaudhry said.
Iran to Continue Missile Tests, Denies US Allegation of Breaching UN Resolutions
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Saturday condemned what he called Iran's testing of a medium-range ballistic missile in violation of the 2015 international agreement on the Iranian nuclear programme, from which Washington has withdrawn.
Trump Likely to Meet ‘Good Friend’ Kim in Early 2019, Says He’s Getting Along Well with North Korean Leader
North Korea was angered by USA's refusal to ease sanctions and had warned it could resume development of its nuclear program if the United States did not drop its campaign.
‘I Will be PM to Take Britain Out of EU’: Theresa May Wants Parliament to Back Her Brexit Deal
Theresa May sealed a deal with EU leaders that would see Britain leave the bloc on March 29 with continued close ties.
With ISIS Fanatics Gone, People Flock to Bars as Booze Makes a Comeback in Iraq's Mosul
Iraq's Mosul spent three years under the iron-fisted rule of the Islamic State group, which punished those caught drinking alcohol with public lashings or worse.
Gorbachev Hails Bush for Role in Ending Cold War
The two men famously declared an end to the Cold War at the Malta Summit in December, 1989, weeks after the fall of the Berlin Wall, with Bush declaring support for Gorbachev's "perestroika" reforms.