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British Oil Tanker Stena Impero Leaves Iran after 10-Week Detention
The seizure of the ship ratcheted up tension after attacks in May and June on other merchant vessels in Gulf waters, which the United States blamed on Iran, a charge Tehran denied.
Malaria Vaccine That Took 30 Years to Develop to be Available in Three African Countries
The malaria vaccine, known as RTS,S that was developed by GlaxoSmithKlein with the non-profit organization PATH over a 30-year period with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and a network of African research centers
Democrats Urge More Witnesses to Come Forward With Information into Trump's Impeachment Probe
A whistleblower report revealed that the White House tried to 'lock down' evidence about Trump abusing his office in attempt to solicit Ukraine's interference in the 2020 US election for his own political benefit.
Infant Among 20 Killed as 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Eastern Indonesia's Maluku Islands
The quake struck about 37 kilometres offshore northeast of Ambon in Maluku province at 8:46 am local time, at a depth of 29 kilometres.
Former French President Jacques Chirac Passes Away Aged 86
Chirac was president from 1995 to 2007. He shaped his style in the mould of post-war leader Charles de Gaulle, seeking to strengthen France's status as a player on the world stage.
Hong Kong Leader Carrie Lam to Hold First Community Talks to Try to End Crisis
Beijing-backed Lam will hold a dialogue with 150 members of the community, with each participant given around three minutes to express their views, city authorities have said.
Call Summary Reveals Trump Asked Ukraine President to Investigate Biden as Impeachment Inquiry Begins
However, Trump maintained he had exerted "no pressure" on Ukraine after the White House released the call transcript that confirmed he had asked Kiev to probe his political rival.
As Thomas Cook Customers Return Home, Blame Game Begins
Running hotels, resorts and airlines for 19 million people a year, Thomas Cook had around 600,000 people abroad when it collapsed in the early hours of Monday morning.
'Fallacy' to Say Amazon Forest is the Heritage of Humankind, Says Brazil President Bolsonaro
Bolsonaro then hit out at detractors, saying that while every country had problems, sensational reporting in the international media 'aroused our patriotic sentiments.'
'India One of Our Most Important Friends & Partners': Top US Senator Says Day After 'Howdy, Modi' Rally
Republican Senator John Cornyn also said that India and US both share common values of freedom, democracy and free enterprise.
Zimbabean Leader Robert Mugabe Died from Cancer, Says President
Robert Mugabe, who led Zimbabwe to independence and crushed his foes during nearly four decades of rule that impoverished his country, died on Sept 6. aged 95 in Singapore.
UK PM Boris Johnson Blames Iran for Attack on Saudi Oil Facilities, Says Could Join US-led Military Effort
Britain had previously held back from attributing blame for the drone and missile attack. Saudi Arabia and the United States say Iran was responsible.
Modi-Trump Rally Happening At A Time when Kashmir Remains Under Lockdown, Says Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders said that when President Trump meets with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Houston, we will hear much about the friendship between the American and Indian peoples.
China is Threat to World, Building Military Faster than Anybody, Says US President Trump
China has hiked its military spending by seven percent to USD 152 billion as Beijing aims at countering America's push into the disputed South China Sea.
'Complained as Crew Noticed Him Flush Twice': American Airlines 'Cancels' Flight of 2 Muslim Men
The men say American Airlines discriminated against them Saturday for appearing Muslim and Middle Eastern during a flight from Birmingham, Alabama, that was headed to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Trump Announces Highest Sanctions on Iran's Central Bank But Confirms No Plans of Military Strike
The Treasury Department unveiled action against Iran's central bank after US officials said that Tehran carried out weekend attacks on rival Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure which triggered a spike in global crude prices.