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US Locked & Loaded, Trump Warns Iran as Oil Prices Surge Over 10% After Attacks on Aramco Plants
The attack by Tehran-backed Huthi rebels in neighbouring Yemen, where a Saudi-led coalition is bogged down in a five-year war, effectively shut down six per cent of the global oil supply.
Pakistan University Orders Segregation of Male and Female Students in Classrooms
The Bahria University also directed varsity authorities to arrange separate leisure visits for male and female students, and to discourage the formation of groups for academic work with both male and female members.
Switzerland Extends Support to Strengthen India's Fight Against Terrorism
In an apparent reference to Pakistan, President Ram Nath Kovind conveyed to the Swiss delegation that India has been a victim of state sponsored terrorism for decades.
Afghan Taliban Sends Team to Russia after Peace Talks with US Collapse
Russia, which has hosted meetings between the Taliban and Afghan political and civil society representatives, said this week it hoped that the process could be put back on track and urged both sides to resume talks.
Won't Disappoint People of Kashmir in My Address at United Nations, Says Imran Khan at Muzaffarabad Rally
Addressing a gathering in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's capital Muzaffarabad to show solidarity with the people of Kashmir, Prime Minister Khan said the Kashmir issue has been internationalised, noting that even the European Union and the British Parliament...
Indonesians Choked by Forest Fire Haze Hold Mass Prayer for Rain
Friday is a holy day in Indonesia, the world's biggest Muslim-majority country, where forest fires are an annual problem but have been worsened this year by particularly dry weather.
Opponents Slam Israeli PM Netanyahu over Pre-poll Pledge to Annex Jordan Valley
Battling to win re-election in the September 17 polls, Benjamin Netanyahu issued the deeply controversial pledge on Tuesday night, drawing firm condemnation from the Palestinians, Arab states, the United Nations and the European Union.
Eight on Trial in Paris for Stealing Macron Portraits As Part of Protest on Climate Change
The acts of civil disobedience were part of a movement called 'Take Down Macron' which was intended to highlight alleged inaction by the French government over global warming.
In Last Words, Jamal Khashoggi Asked His Killers to Not Suffocate Him, Says Report
Reports said that the pro-government Sabah newspaper says the transcript is from a recording taken inside the consulate and later obtained by Turkish intelligence.
‘Trump Unplugged’: A President as His Own National Security Adviser
In not quite three years in the White House, Donald Trump has cycled through more senior foreign policy and national security advisers than any other president.
Justin Trudeau, Star Dimmed by Scandals, Kicks Off Tough Re-election Campaign in Canada
The election campaign will officially begin on Wednesday, although political leaders and parties have already been wooing voters with pre-election ads, announcements and whistle stops in key battlegrounds across the country.
At Rs 140 per Litre, Milk Was Costlier Than Petrol in Pakistan on Muharram
The price of milk reached Rs 140 per litre in Karachi and the Sindh Province due to the sharp increase in demand. The official price of milk set by the Commissioner Office is Rs 94 a litre.
Malaysia to Seed Clouds in Bid to Induce Rain as Smog Levels Reach 'Very Unhealthy Levels'
Smog regularly blankets parts of Southeast Asia during the dry season when burning is used to clear Indonesian land for palm oil, paper plantations and other crops, sparking ire from regional neighbours.
Trump Declares Afghan Peace Talks with Taliban ‘Dead’, Says US Hitting ‘Enemy’ Harder Than Before
The US President had stunned the world on Saturday when he announced the cancellation of a secret meeting with the Taliban and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani at Camp David near Washington.
Saudi King's Son Replaces Energy Minister in Major Rejig as OPEC Kingpin Reels from Low Oil Prices
The appointment of Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, half-brother to de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, marks the first time a royal family member has been put in charge of the all-important energy ministry.
Smooth Succession: Jack Ma Eases Out of a Thriving Alibaba; to Step Down as Chairman Next Week
Jack Ma plans to put his vast fortune — among China's biggest at $41 billion — into initiatives serving his first love, education, following the footsteps of a fellow tech innovator he admires: Bill Gates.