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In 14-hour News Conference at a Food Court, Ukraine's President Says Was Not Blackmailed by Trump
A former comedian who won a landslide election victory in April despite having no political experience, Volodymyr Zelenskiy has been unwillingly drawn into a political battle between Trump and his Democratic opponents.
North Korea Accuses US of Instigating UNSC Members, Threatens to Resume Nuclear, Long-range Missile Tests
North Korea also accused the US of being behind the European condemnation of its weapons tests after having 'begged for working-level North Korea-US talks' in Sweden.
Trump Impeachment Row: Ukraine's Zelensky Denies US President Tried to 'Blackmail' Him
The US president's request that Zelensky probe the activities of Joe Biden's son Hunter has sparked an impeachment probe in the US, with the Democrats looking into whether Trump used a delayed aid package as leverage.
Power Cut to Millions as California Faces Heightened Wildfire Risks; Schools, Businesses Shut
The power cut knocked out traffic signals, forced school closures and shut businesses and government offices across northern and central California, according to Brian Ferguson, a spokesman for the state Office of Emergency Services.
Two Killed after Gunman Opens Fire outside Synagogue in Germany's Halle, One Assailant Arrested
Urging residents in the area to stay indoors, the police added that the suspected perpetrators fled in a car.
China Vows to Make Coastal Pakistani City an Economic Hub, Says it Will Create 47,000 Jobs in Next 7 years
The statement by China Overseas Ports Holding Company came as Pakistan government stamped a 23-year income tax holiday and exemptions on sales tax and customs duties for the setting up of the Gwadar Free Zone.
Taiwan Expels Chinese Tourist for Damaging 'Lennon Wall' Put up In Support of Hong Kong Protests
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists have put up Lennon Walls, covered with colourful sticky notes, posters and slogans, across the city, and they have been set up in Taiwan too -- mostly at university campuses.
US, Japan & South Korea Discuss North Korea Denuclearization Days After Break Down in Negotiations
US Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun held talks with his South Korean and Japanese counterparts and 'reaffirmed the importance of continued coordination...on North Korea to achieve complete denuclearization'.
US Congress Committee Urges India to Lift Communication Blackout in Kashmir, Says its Impact is 'Devastating'
India's communication blackout in Kashmir is having a devastating impact on the lives and welfare of everyday Kashmiris, the powerful House Foreign Affairs Committee said in a tweet on Monday.
Promising New Drug Could Stop Malaria Parasites at Multiple Stages
Notably, according to the study published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, redesigning molecules originally developed to treat the skin disease psoriasis could lead to an effective new drug against malaria.
Protein Essential for Chikungunya Virus Replication Identified
According to researchers, while the clinical manifestations of the disease are well understood the mechanisms by which the virus infects human cells and subsequently multiply need more studies.
EU and Ireland Sceptical of a Brexit Breakthrough after UK PM Boris Johnson's Offer
The cool reception from Brussels to Johnson's proposal indicates just how far apart the two sides are on the first departure of a sovereign state from the EU, which was forged from Europe's ruins after World War Two.
At Fukushima Plant, a Million-tonne Headache for Operators and Japan Govt — Radioactive Water
What to do with the enormous amount of water, which grows by around 150 tonnes a day, is a thorny question, with controversy surrounding a long-standing proposal to discharge it into the sea, after extensive decontamination.
Death Toll Rises to 100 in Iraq Protests, Firebrand Cleric Demands Govt's Resignation
Security forces opened up with a barrage of gunfire and reporters said they saw several people hit by bullets, some in the head and the stomach.
Trump Publicly Asks China to Investigate Biden, Even Amid Impeachment Probe Which He Said is 'Crap'
Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani have offered no evidence for their assertions of corruption against former Vice President Biden, a leading contender for the Democratic Party nomination to run against Trump.
Las Vegas Massacre Survivors, Families Reach $800 Million Settlement with MGM
Hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against the owner of the resort where the gunman opened fire into an outdoor concert on October 1, 2017. The company also owns the venue where 58 people died and hundreds were injured.