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For Fourth Time in Five Years, President Sheikh Khalifa Chosen as UAE President
Sheikh Khalifa took over as the UAE's second president in November 2004, succeeding his father as the 16th ruler of Abu Dhabi, the federation's richest emirate.
White House Chief of Staff Summoned to Testify in Impeachment Probe against Donald Trump
Acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is the highest-ranking White House official to be summoned in the impeachment probe, although he is unlikely to testify.
US Troubled by Reports of China Harassing Families of Uighur Muslim Activists, Says Mike Pompeo
China has denied any mistreatment of Uighurs, and insists Xinjiang is its internal affair.
Trump's Accounting Firm Must Hand Over 8 Years of Tax Returns, Rules US Court
The office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, a Democrat, is seeking the returns as part of a criminal investigation into Trump and his family real estate business. The scope of that probe is not publicly known.
Turkey Captures Slain Islamic State Chief Baghdadi's Sister During Raid in Syria
The official said the sister was with her husband, daughter-in-law and five children. The adults are being interrogated, he said, speaking on condition of anonymity in line with government protocol.
Protesters Block Roads in Beirut, Other Parts of Lebanon Amid Raging Anti-govt Protests
The nationwide protests, which were ignited on October 17 by a government proposal to tax WhatsApp calls, led Saad al-Hariri to resign as prime minister last week.
Saudi Aramco to Enter Riyadh Stock Exchange, Could Become World's Largest Stock IPO
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba still holds the record with a USD 25 billion IPO in New York in 2014. Alibaba is also aiming to raise another USD 20 billion if it goes ahead with plans to list on the Hong Kong stock market.
Airbnb Bans 'Party Houses' Days After Deadly Shooting at California Halloween Party Kills 5
Five people died after a Thursday night shooting that sent some 100 terrified partygoers running for their lives in the San Francisco suburb of Orinda.
Over 30 Pakistani Migrants Found Hidden in Lorry in France, Authorities Probe Illegal Migration Network
The discovery came after 39 people, all believed to be Vietnamese nationals, were found dead in a refrigerated truck in Britain last month, laying bare again the risks of illegal migrant routes to Europe.
Malaysia Rejects 'Less than $2 Billion' Goldman Sachs Offer over 1MDB Scandal
Goldman's role has been under scrutiny as it helped arrange bond issues worth billions for 1MDB, with Malaysia claiming large amounts were misappropriated in the process and seeking USD 7.5 billion in redress.
Will US-China Trade War End? Hinting at 'Soon-to-be Signed' Deal, Trump Goes on Location Hunting
Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping were expected to ink the agreement at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Santiago, Chile in mid-November.
'We're Kicking Their...': In Latest Browbeating, Trump Says 'Angry Majority' Fed Up of Democrats
In Mississippi, Trump aired his grievances at length a day after the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives voted formally to lay out the rules for the inquiry into Trump's attempt to get Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rival Joe Biden.
A 'Whimpering' Terrorist Only Trump Heard. Pentagon Officials Have No Idea What He's Talking About
In the days since President Donald Trump gave the world a graphic account of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s last minutes, no evidence has emerged to confirm it.
US Seeks More Relaxation in India's FDI Policy to Facilitate Increased Investment by American Companies
Addressing media after the 7th India-US Economic and Financial Partnership meeting here, he said both the countries are working together to promote growth and improve economic security.
US Adds 128,000 Jobs in October, Jobless Rate Rises to 3.6% Amid GM Strike
The steady hiring showed demand for workers remained resilient despite President Donald Trump's protracted trade war with China, that has chilled investment and slowed the economy.
China's Major Telecom Operators Roll out 5G Telecom Services US, UK & South Korea
The 5G networking standard is seen as critical because it can support the next generation of mobile devices in addition to new applications like driverless cars.